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Friend of the show and iconic New Orleans hippie Susan Cowsill is a treasured musician, as was her brother Barry, whose Katrina story has a harrowing ending

Lt. General Russell Honoré, that cigar-chompin "John Wayne dude" that finally gave a desperate city a glimpse of order amidst the chaos, is not done making sure New Orleans is ready for the next one - and so is America.

New Orleans tends to pull more media attention this time of year than towns along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, but that doesn't mean we've forgotten them

Friend of the show Amanda Shaw is playing in a big benefit concert Friday night, part of a star-studded lineup supporting Katrina-affected families and first responders - she'll debut her new song "Before Katrina."

On today's show, Scoot talks about Spencer Rattler being named the starting QB for the New Orleans Saints, Florida ordering their local communities to remove rainbow crosswalks, Cracker Barrel returning to their old logo after backlash, Charlie Kirk offering advice to the newly engaged Taylor Swift,

Kermit Ruffins, celebrated jazz trumpeter, singer, and composer, joins Scoot to share his Hurricane Katrina story, his journey to the top of the local music scene, and what it's like representing New Orleans on the world stage.

Fred LeBlanc of Cowboy Mouth shares his Hurricane Katrina,

Ella Grace Francis and Billy Dorsey, producer at The Bridge Life, Inc., join the show to talk about "Remembering Katrina: 20th Anniversary Benefit Concert" this Friday, August 29, at the Orpheum.

This hour, Scoot talks about Cracker Barrel returning to their old logo after backlash, and Charlie Kirk offering advice to the newly engaged Taylor Swift. Then, musician Ella Grace Francis and Billy Dorsey, producer at The Bridge Life, Inc., join the show to talk about "Remembering Katrina: 20th Anniversary Benefit Concert" this Friday, August 29, at the Orpheum.

Musician Ella Grace Francis, and Billy Dorsey, Producer at The Bridge Life, Inc., join Scoot to talk about the Remembering Katrina: 20th Anniversary Benefit Concert this Friday, August 29, at the Orpheum in New Orleans.

This hour, Scoot talks about Spencer Rattler being named the starting QB for the New Orleans Saints and Florida ordering their local communities to remove rainbow crosswalks. Then, Fred LeBlanc of Cowboy Mouth joins the show to share his Hurricane Katrina memories.

Fred LeBlanc of Cowboy Mouth joins Scoot to share his Hurricane Katrina memories.