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.

This hour, Scoot and Ian hear from Julie DeLois, Creative Director for Raising Hell Events, the city's leading producer of Taylor Swift related events, to detail a Swiftie-themed Super Bowl extravaganza to discuss the latest on what is going on over at the Broadside this weekend and we welcome in Stan Slovin, President of Rebecca's Dream Mental Health Advocacy in Sports, to tell us how the NFL is passing along a key message to bring about awareness to mental health issues and suicide prevention in youth sports today!

Scoot sits down with Stan Slovin, President of Rebecca's Dream Mental Health Advocacy in Sports, to talk to us about how the NFL wants student athletees and others to know that it is okay to not be okay, bringing more awareness to suicide prevention efforts in the youth across America, how we can bring about more discussion about how mental health can be a key part of sports and our lives, how Rebecca's Dream is helping shape that vision, and much more!

Scoot and Ian are joined by Julie DeLois, Creative Director, Raising Hell Events, to preview the Super Bowl event for Swiftie's across New Orleans as the "Taylor Bowl" the perfect event for fans and families to watch the game with a twist of Taylor including dance breaks, contests, food and drink, and more while still keeping a focus on the game itself, and how you can get you and yours to a Swiftie themed Super Bowl party!

This hour, Scoot and Ian break down the final day over at Radio Row in the Morial Convention Center as the city comes even more alive as the big game in just 2 days before welcoming in Daire Gallagher of Pro Football Ireland, to detail how the the NFL is planting a flag in Ireland with a regular season game being held their next season, the Irish feel about the NFL, and Scoot and Ian wrap up the hour covering how even refs can get caught up in the huff of the moment and unknowingly show favoritism to the best teams.

Scoot and Ian discuss how sometimes refs might get caught up in the moment, unable, unknowingly, unwittingly, lean into the bias and show favoritism to the Chiefs or other teams that are doing the impossible.

Scoot and Ian connect with Daire Gallagher, from Pro Football Ireland, to break down the NFL's announcement earlier today that the NFL will hold a regulars season game in Dublin at Croke Park where the Steelers will welcome in an unannounced opponent, how Ireland is beginning to get more into American football, the history of the stadium where the game will be played, how many fans get interested into the NFL in Ireland, and a whole lot more!

On today's show, Scoot and Ian ring in the 4th day of coverage from Radio Row at the Morial Convention Center talking food, football, and slime covered hats before welcoming in Tom Cooper, VP, Public Sector for NoTraffic, to tell us how New Orleans is using AI to better handle traffic congestion and pedestrian foot traffic for cities hosting large events like New Orleans is and will be. Later on, we connect with a red-hot duo in Bob Fescoe and Dusty Likins from Fescoe & Dusty on The Fan 96.5 in Kansas City, to tell us all about how Taylor Swift has become a favorite of fans in KC and why Nola might just be the best place to host a Super Bowl. After that, Scoot sits down with celebrity chef, Andrew Zimmern, to tell us about Taste of the NFL, a foundation that brings together top NFL players and legends, celebrity chef, and 1,500 football and foodie fans alike for one great cause: tackling hunger and food insecurity in youth across America.

This hour, Scoot and Ian dive into some texts from listeners about why some places cannot use the name Super Bowl and have to come up with other ways to refer to the game before hearing from a 1-on-1 that Scoot had earlier today where he caught up with Eagles Offensive Coordinator and possibly the next Head Coach of the Saints, Kellen Moore, before being joined by celebrity chef, Andrew Zimmern, here to discuss his effort for Taste of NFL, an effort to fight food insecurity and hunger in the youth of America, and we hear Scoot's Monday night interview with a hardcore Philly fan who may, or may not, break some stuff if the Eagles come out on top this Sunday.