Scott Sloan On Demand

Sloan discusses the latest developments as the last of the Wagners prepares to go on trial. Attorney Jason Phillabaum joins to discuss. Also Councilmember Seth Walsh gives an update on the repairs to the Big Mac Bridge, and Dave Harbison and Kenny Johnson tell their story of friendship while searching for new kidneys.

Scott and Tiff discuss the 2nd annual 'Tiffmas', Ariana Grande's big success at the box office, and the word of the year.

Scott talks with Cincinnati FOP President Ken Kober about changing the pursuit policy. Also Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus explains why the stadium tax rebate is a bad idea. Finally SI's James Rapien breaks down the Bengals real chances of makling the playoffs coming out of the bye week.

Police policy is to break off pursuits if the chase reaches a certain speed. Should this policy continue, or should police continue the chase and apprehend the suspects? Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police President Ken Kober joins Scott to discuss if there should be a change in policy.

Scott breaks down the rebate property owners are finally getting from the stadium deal with Alicia Reece. Also Chris MacKenzie discusses how A.I. is ushering in the latest Industrial Revolution. Finally Julie Isphording previews Thursday's Western and Southern Thanksgiving Day Race.

Hamilton County tax payers are finally getting a long overdue tax rebate. The money owed to property owners in the stadium agreement will be paid out this year. Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece joins Scott to discuss how this is finally happening.

Scott gets the details of how a house in Bethel exploded yesterday from HVAC expert Larry Cook. Also the Pothole Picasso Greg Strole recounts his trip through the legal system leading up to his acquittal earlier this week. Finally WCPO weatherman Brandon Spinner breaks down the first snowfall of the year.

Scott and Tiff discuss streaming options, Tiff's trip to the movies with Sara Elyse, Taylor Swift about to to reunite with another artist for another collaboration, and how two prison inmates had a kid together without ever meeting face-to-face.

Scott talks with the Pothole Picasso Greg Strole about his journey through the legal system for painting circles around potholes in Lockland.

Scott discusses the complacency from Cincinnati City Council surrounding the Beard Bridge fire with Councilmember Seth Walsh. Also now that the job market is cooling, Julie Bauke tells you where to look next. Finally attorney Jason Philabaum gives the verdict for the Lockland Pothole Painter.