Greg Atoms

Greg Atoms is an award-winning radio broadcaster, program director, and event founder with over a decade of experience in music, sports talk, and news radio. His expertise in the industry has earned him multiple accolades, including a National Program Director of the Year Award, recognizing his leadership and impact in broadcasting. Beyond radio, Greg is the founder of Geek’d Con—the fastest-growing comic con-style event in Louisiana. This annual event has become a major pop culture destination, bringing fans together to celebrate comics, gaming, movies, and more. Greg’s passion for radio, entertainment, and fan culture continues to shape his career as he connects with audiences across multiple platforms.

Shreveport Comic Con: Geek’d Con’s 10th Anniversary Brings Iconic Anniversaries to Louisiana

This August, Shreveport's Geek'd Con marks a decade of fandom with a special "theme of anniversaries" at the Shreveport Convention Center. Beyond its own 10th year, the convention is hosting incredible celebrations for cinematic and TV milestones, including the 50th anniversary of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the 30th of Mortal Kombat, and 20 years of Captain Jack Harkness from Doctor Who, bringing iconic stars to Louisiana.

Beyond the Chaos: Why the Saints’ 2025 Schedule Matters for Louisiana Fans

The New Orleans Saints have endured a turbulent offseason, marked by coaching changes, salary cap woes, and unexpected quarterback retirements. Yet, a crucial positive has gone unnoticed: their 2025 schedule. This hidden advantage might be the most impactful factor for the team's success in Louisiana.

Louisiana Loses WrestleMania: WWE Cancels New Orleans 2026 Event

A major "heel turn" for Louisiana's wrestling fans: WWE has officially pulled WrestleMania 42 from New Orleans, despite prior announcements and massive anticipation. This unexpected cancellation, citing a "corporate shake-up," has left the state without its promised major wrestling spectacle, raising questions about future WWE events in the Pelican State.

B-52 Noise: Critical Barksdale AFB Noise Study Hits Bossier City Public Next Week

The U.S. Air Force is set to unveil the findings of a new study on the noise impact of B-52 bombers from Barksdale Air Force Base. This Air Installations Compatible Use Zones (AICUZ) Study, the first since 2008, will present updated insights and recommendations to the public at an open house in Bossier City this month.

The Gold Medal Dream: How Justin Jefferson Could Bring Olympic Glory Home to Louisiana

Louisiana's own Justin Jefferson, an LSU football legend and NFL superstar, is set to chase an Olympic dream. The Destrehan native, known for his incredible rise from a 3-star recruit to a National Champion with LSU and an NFL receiving leader, could now compete in flag football at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. This opportunity highlights his impact on Louisiana sports and his journey to global recognition.

LSU Champion Tre’ Morgan: Louisiana’s Next MLB Star on the Cusp of Debut

LSU National Champion and Louisiana native Tre' Morgan is on the verge of an MLB debut! This Tampa Bay Rays top prospect has been creating viral defensive plays and consistently impressing at the plate, suggesting his path to the big leagues could be sooner than expected

AI Ranks the Most Popular Geek’d Con Guests of All Time – And Some Choices Are WILD

For a decade, Shreveport's Geek'd Con has brought incredible celebrity encounters to Louisiana. But as the event celebrates its 10th anniversary, we decided to get a very 21st-century perspective on its history. We asked Google's Gemini AI to rank the most popular guests ever. The results? Let's just say we have some questions...

Beyond Aaron Rodgers: New Orleans Saints Face Uphill Battle After Star QB Rumors Fizzle Out

The New Orleans Saints' quarterback situation has taken a dramatic and unexpected turn this offseason. Following the surprising retirement of veteran Derek Carr, the team drafted Louisville's Tyler Shough in the second round, and now they've reportedly shut down rumors on Aaron Rodgers

Shreveport-Bossier Product Hayden Travinski Joins Houston Astros Organization

LSU National Champion and Shreveport native Hayden Travinski is turning pro with the Houston Astros. The fan-favorite catcher, who played for both Loyola and Airline, admitted his new contract "came a little bit out of left field" but is excited for the chance.

Louisiana Concerns: Internal Review Says FEMA is Not Ready For Hurricane Season

A shocking internal FEMA report warns the agency is 'not ready' for the storms ahead, echoing failures that led to the Katrina disaster. With hurricane season starting June 1st, are we on the brink of another crisis? The warnings are stark." Déjà Vu for Louisiana? 20 years after Katrina?