Scott discusses how some people have weaponized the feeling of loneliness to scam and trap people following the isolation brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Scott brings on Stella Morabito to break it all down.

Scott breaks down the rising crime in Cincinnati following a shooting at the Withrow High School graduation. He also previews the changes coming to the Linder Family Tennis Center with Mason Mayor, Diana Nelson. Finally, are the Bengals going to start paying for their own stadium?

Scott previews the changes coming to the Linder Family Tennis Center in 2025 with Mason Mayor, Diana Nelson.

Scott discusses the homicide issues in Cincinnati with FOP President Ken Kober. Cyber Security expert Steve McKeon breaks down what will happen with the TikTok ban. Finally Steve Balzco from the Clermont County Veterans Services reminds us of the real meaning of Memorial Day.

Are city leaders ignoring homicides in Cincinnati? F.O.P. President Ken Kober thinks they are. He discusses this issue with Scott.

Scott breaks down a disastrous weekend for the Reds with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Stephen Eide discusses what is going on with mental health in our prisons, Finally Kaleen Deatherage gives us the future of the Boy Scouts.

What is the future of the Boy Scouts now that the word boy is being taken out of the name? Scott brings on Scouts BSA National Executive Board Member Kaleen Deatherage to discuss the future of scouting.

Scott discusses the lack of leadership in DC with historian Talmage Boston. Also Brook Haney describes the preparations for sex scenes in movies. Finally Scott breaks down the arrest of World #1 Golfer Scottie Scheffler.

There are a lot of jobs on a movie set, but who handles the preparations for the sex scenes? Scott brings on Brook Haney, an intimacy coordinator, to describe what she has to do to get the set ready to film intimate scenes.

Sloan discusses the shakeup at CPS and the State teachers Retirement Fund with Eve Bolton, discusses the pension fund with Dr. Robin Rayfield, and Todd Palmeter, C.E.O. of Great Parks, discusses proposed trail expansions.