Scoot and Ian Hoch spotlight the extraordinary craniofacial team at Manning Family Children’s. They speak with Dr. Mohammed Masoumy about the transformative impact of craniofacial surgery, hear from Christina and her daughter Abigail about their powerful care journey, and learn from Dr. Kyle Fulton—the region’s only fellowship-trained pediatric craniofacial specialist—about the expertise changing children’s lives every day. It's a moving look at world-class care, family resilience, and the generosity that makes it all possible.

Dr. Kyle Fulton—the region’s only fellowship-trained pediatric craniofacial specialist—shares how Manning Family Children’s has built a leading program for children with the most complex facial and skull conditions. He explains the importance of specialized expertise, how early detection shapes care, and the life-changing treatments his team provides for patients and families. Dr. Fulton closes with a heartfelt message on why listener support is essential to sustaining and expanding this critical work.

Christina shares her daughter Abigail’s craniofacial journey and the expert, compassionate care their family has received at Manning Family Children’s. Together, they reflect on the support of the craniofacial and cleft team, the community that has lifted them up, and the hope that guides Abigail’s future. And just in time for the holidays, Abigail—this year’s Holiday Parade Queen—joins in to share her excitement for the celebration ahead.

Dr. Mohammed Masoumy joins us to share how comprehensive, innovative treatment transforms outcomes—and lives—for patients and families. Listeners will also hear how their donations directly support these vital services, helping more children receive the expert, compassionate care they deserve.

On today's show, Scoot ponders about the causes of the small plane crash into Lake Pontchartrain, shares his thoughts on LSU's new head coach Lane Kiffin's press conference, and discusses Gen Z embracing communal dining.

Then, Scoot talks about a man who had his $12,000 Rolex stolen by a woman he brought back to his hotel room, the potential of the New Orleans Pelicans finding a new head coach this season, and why "rage bait" is so effective.

Also, Scoot talks about the controversy surrounding the potentially criminal "double tap" boat strike allegedly ordered by Pete Hegseth.

Scoot talks about the controversy surrounding the potentially criminal "double tap" boat strike allegedly ordered by Pete Hegseth.

Scoot talks about a man who had his $12,000 Rolex stolen by a woman he brought back to his hotel room, the potential of the New Orleans Pelicans finding a new head coach this season, and why "rage bait" is so effective.

Scoot ponders about the causes of the small plane crash into Lake Pontchartrain, shares his thoughts on LSU's new head coach Lane Kiffin's press conference, and discusses Gen Z embracing communal dining.

Scoot shares a theory of why people seem to be so angry and why rage baiting is so effective.

Scoot shares his thoughts on LSU's new head coach Lane Kiffin's press conference.