TV notes: Baton Rouge personalities to host

The Baton Rouge Jay Ducote chef and the radio of the Latangella Fay Sherman radio host a new series for Fawesome Races.

The Southern Water for Grocery Trucks and a Bigh Family Game The first endeavor of Mark Faumes in racing shows.

The Southern Food Truck Wars, hosting Ducote, has been playing for six episodes in Baton Rouge, where food trucks compete for the title “Southern Food Truck Truck. Presentation, taste and execution, according to news message.

Each 22-minute episode leads to a large final, where two final racing trucks go head to the head through six intense circles. The winning truck receives $ 1,000, a $ 5,000 advertising package and a cherished champion title.

The judges include Ducote, along with the founder of global content and series producer Joshua K. Carpenter, a personal chef of Baton Rouge and the owner of the catering Tamea Stuart and the owner of the delicious palate Batton Ruzhl Freeman.

“Food trucks are where culinary innovations happen,” Ducot said. “Chefs who own and manage their own business are fighting with it with a local glare. I am glad to host the” Southern Food Trucks “to look first at the first hand at the kitchen best trucks For food in the south, they expose.

In Fawesome Family Game Show, hosting Sherman, two teams square in fast, rethinking classic games. Each episode includes games with fun twists, including:

• “Download it” inspired by Pictionary Drawing Game where players attract clues to their teammates to guess words or phrases
• “Word Step” based on banging or scrub, players rearrange the letters to form work or solve stirred puzzles on Word
• ‘Chain reaction’, a challenge to connect words in which the teams build a chain of words or phrases logically associated with the next
• “Word Feud,” A “Family Feud-Game in divination, covering various engaging and unexpected categories.

The winner of each episode takes a $ 1,000 cash prize award.

To watch “Southern Food Truck Wars” and “Fawesome Family Game Show,” Visit www.fawesome.tv.

I will take ‘w’, please

Batton Rouge resident and LSU graduate Morgan Harris won $ 3,600 awards on Tuesday at the episode of Wheel of Fortune.

Morgan Harris is a cheerleader of LSU Tigers, who also studied at the University of Southeastern Louisiana and the University of Louisiana in Lafayette, according to WBRZ. Visits Central High School and is now a senior loan employee at Guild Mortgage

“Wheel of Fortune” broadcasts Weeknights at 6:30 pm on WBRZ.

Divorce

Pitman’s casting is looking for divorced couples or those who think of divorce in the whole country, in cases where the woman is or will pay for marital support. The new documents will follow couples as they focus on the challenges of the process and plan to share the stories of couples in their own words.

“We are looking for real couples facing the unique dynamics of a spouse who pays maintenance to shine light on this insufficient reality of divorce,” said Pitman Casting.

Couples, who should be at least 21 years old, could potentially appear in many episodes and will receive compensation for their participation.

To apply for the series, go to Alimonycasting.com.

Before the bowl

“NFL Awards” will broadcast live from Saenger Theater in the city city of Super Bowl, New Orleans, from 8:00 pm Thursday at FOX and NFL Network and NFL+Stream.

The special show of the 14th Annual Awards will recognize the best players, performances and plays of NFL 2024. Among the awards reports will be the annual recognition of the Associated Press, the prestigious Walter Payton NFL MAN of the Year and the Hall of Fame Class.

The ubiquitous Snoop Dogg will host.