After sharing the results of a survey showing nearly 1 in 5 adults have been threatened by a gun, Scoot talks to Ken in New Orleans who has been threatened by a gun - twice.

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about car break-ins in Lakeview, to Paul Myers about why the "T" in mortgage is silent, and to Ian about bag fries

Scoot talks to Metairie Bank President and CEO Paul Myers about the latest trends in real estate and finance in Southeast Louisiana

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the results of a new Wall Street Journal poll showing that there is a trend in American companies to hire more older workers 

Scoot has a brief aside with WWL Traffic Reporter Courtney P about her approach to work, as she juggles her reporting duties with many other factors including a young child

Scoot talks to WWL listeners and pollster John Couvillon about how Louisiana voters' feelings on abortion rights

Scoot talks to pollster John Couvillon about how we should interpret the surprising results of his new poll on how voters in Louisiana have changing attitudes about abortion care

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about gun law reform, the Dalai Lama's cringe-tastic video and perhaps most controversial of all - whether or not it is safe to swim in floodwater

Scoot runs through some fresh audio from people on the scene in Louisville, Kentucky, where 4 people were left dead in a mass shooting at a bank

Scoot talks to WWL listeners and Dr. Roy Salgado about the societal forces that aren't guns that lead so many to commit mass murder as a way of dealing with their feelings