Funny that the day many Americans howled at their TV's about Kendrick Lamar's halftime show was the anniversary of the Beatles' first appearance on the Ed Sullivan Show. Has anything really changed?

New Orleans is truly peerless among American cities when it comes to showing people a good time, and that's never more clear than Super Bowl week

Not every Halftime Show is going to appeal to every single viewer, but even fans of Kendrick Lamar and his style of music are cool on what he brought in on Sunday

The biggest game in sports made New Orleans look spectacular - it's impossible to imagine this glow-up as anything other than a huge success

Was it the most memorable 60 minutes of football? Probably not, but New Orleans put on a helluva show

The Eagles absolutely dominated the defending champion Chiefs - would it have been more interesting if it were closer? Yes, but there was still a lot to be excited by

On today's show, Scoot and Ian welcome into the final day at Radio Row in the Morial Convention Center welcoming the likes of Daire Gallagher, of Pro Football Ireland, to discuss how NFL fans will be taking over Ireland next season and how some are already there, as well as how some officials are, unwittingly and unconsciously showing favoritism and bias towards teams winning it all. Later on, we hear from Julie DeLois, Creative Director, Raising Hell Events, to tell us all about Super Bowl party over at the Broadside on Sunday where the main focus might be on someone in the stands than on the field, and Stan Slovin, President of Rebecca's Dream Mental Health Advocacy in Sports, covers how the NFL is making an effort to let us and others know that is is okay to not be okay. Finally, we listen back to how some feel about New Orleans hosting its 11th Super Bowl, tying the record held by Miami, and Westwood One commentator and play-by-play for Super Bowl LIX this Sunday on WWL, Kevin Harlan, tell us all about how he won't be taking it on Sunday.

This hour, Scoot hears back to an interview he did with Fescoe and Dusty yesterday discussing why New Orleans is the greatest city to host the Super Bowl, an text-off where Scoot on the Air listeners crown who they'd like to be the champion on Sunday's match, and none other than broadcasting legend, Kevin Harlan, commentator extraordinaire, who will be calling the action for Westwood One on WWL this Sunday, tells us how he is stays neutral on the air, the methods to keeping his voice pristine for game time, and his time calling a cat score a touchdown.

Scoot and Ian sit down with broadcasting legend, Kevin Harlan, who will be calling Super Bowl LIX for Westwood One on WWL on Sunday, to tell us about his infamous call involving a cat running onto the field, staying neutral as a commentator, what he is expecting in the game on Sunday, how he calls a Super Bowl compared to a normal, regular season game, and more!

Scoot and Ian discuss how packed the quarter (and the casino's) might be ahead of Sunday's game and hear back from yesterdays interview with Fescoe and Dusty of 96.5 the Fan in KC on why New Orleans is the greatest city to host the Super Bowl.