Rayville
Town in LouisianaWikipedia
5
MENTIONS
3
EPISODES
3
PODCASTS
Search complete. 5 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Rayville".
Oct 16, 2026
Episode 119 | Traumatized | Built By The Red Stick Addiction Recovery Podcast
B
18:45Brittany TempletGUEST
Uh, had my daughter in 2014.
R
18:47Ronnie LeDuffHOST
At Rayville.
B
18:47Brittany TempletGUEST
Yes.
M
18:47Michael OakleyHOST
Were you at Rayville?
B
18:47Brittany TempletGUEST
I went to Rayville Recovery.
R
18:49Ronnie LeDuffHOST
In '13.
M
18:49Michael OakleyHOST
She was there-
Preview: The Hum ft. Saul Levin
S
16:22Saul LevinGUEST
check this out.
S
16:22Saul LevinGUEST
So at the Hyperion Metadata Center in northern Louisiana, which is one of the poorer areas of the state, it's in Rayville, and the local... elected official i believe he's a state rep or state senator is named jay morris okay jay morris is not only the person who uh passed or introduced and pushed legislation to get rid of majority black congressional districts in the state of louisiana but he went further and perhaps relatedly pushed through the legislation to allow this ai data center to be built in northern louisiana which is right by his district okay Well, here's where things get really interesting.
S
17:06Saul LevinGUEST
This is a 3,650-acre AI data center.
S
17:11Saul LevinGUEST
I drove by it, and going 35 miles an hour, it took me five minutes to drive past one side.
Eddie Van Halen & Ginger Baker Pass Away: Music History Today Podcast October 6
S
4:22speaker_0HOST
This time it was country music superstars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill.
S
4:28speaker_0HOST
They tied the knot in a surprise ceremony in McGraw's hometown of Rayville, Louisiana.
S
4:35speaker_0HOST
Still married to this day.
S
4:37speaker_0HOST
In 2004, following relentless scrutiny and heavy, really heavy regulatory fines from the Federal Communications Commission, better known as the FCC, Radio host Howard Stern announced his departure from traditional broadcast media and then signed a multi-year deal to move his show to Sirius Satellite Radio, a platform extremely exempt from FCC indecency regulations, something Jimmy Kimmel might actually want to think about since the FCC seems to make him their whipping boy these days.