In hour 1, Scoot looks ahead to a huge weekend in sports as the U.S men's national soccer team kicks off world cup play and the Knicks look for their 1st NBA title since 1973.

He also touches on some controversial comments from US Secretary of state Marco Rubio around an upcoming UFC fight on the white house lawn. Plus, why pride and pride month are engrained in New Orleans' culture.

Scoot breaks down a controversial UFC fight on the white house lawn and explains why it shouldn't be getting so much hate. And he touches on the rest of what will be a big sports weekend.

Scoot reacts to rumblings that Louisiana Senator John Kennedy will run for president in 2028. And he thinks he has a chance to win.

On today's show, Scoot discusses why road rage is so prevalent in Louisiana and why getting THAT mad is never worth it.

Scoot has a present for Coleman and Ian to kick off the show!

He also discusses why road rage is so prevalent in Louisiana and why getting THAT mad is never worth it.

As a recent study ranks Louisiana as the third-worst US state for road rage, Scoot recaps a scary incident he recently had.

On today's show, Michelle from Midcity joined Scoot to discuss a road rage incident she had. Why is this so common in Louisiana?

In hour 3, Scoot and Courtney P recap a tragic night for the Spurs in the NBA finals last night. Is it time t just give the Knicks the trophy already?

He also continues the conversation around road rage in Louisiana, touches on the latest news from the US' war with Iran, and more!

In Hour 2, Scoot talks about why the Epstein files are NOT going away anytime soon after a motion against Donald Trump in a lawsuit.

Also, Scoot recalls a road rage incident from his past and why he was scared for his life. Plus, the latest on the controversial UFC fight on white house lawn, the Middle East bracing for SERIOUS escalation in US' war with Iran, and more!

In hour 1, Scoot has a present for Coleman and Ian to kick off the show!

He also discusses why road rage is so prevalent in Louisiana and why getting THAT mad is never worth it.

Can we tell the difference between personal mess and public menace? Because one of those might disappoint you. The other one can rip this country apart.