With Mardi Gras season in full swing, guest host Ian Hoack asks the WWL Listeners for their parade viewing tips. 

Guest host Ian Hoch asks the WWL Listeners of it's better to deal with hacker and bots that spread disinformation or have the federal government impose more regulations to filter what the American public can view on social media. 

What's your favorite pizza? Also,  Marsha Clanton, a former special education assistant paraprofessional and mother of two young men with autism, joins guest host Ian Hoch to share how autistic people can enjoy Mardi Gras parades. 

Marsha Clanton, a former special education assisstant paraprofessional and mother of two young men with autism, joins guest host Ian Hoch to share how autistic people can enjoy Mardi Gras parades. 

Philip Napoli, professor of Public Policy at Duke University and Author of "Social Media and the Public Interest: Media Regulation in the Disinformation Age", speaks with guest host Ian Hoch to talk about What did we learn from the first hearing on political bias in social media. 

Guest host Ian Hoch speaks with Philip Napoli, professor of Public Policy at Duke University and Author of "Social Media and the Public Interest: Media Regulation in the Disinformation Age", to talk about What did we learn from the first hearing on political bias in social media. 

Scoot talks to Metairie Bank President and CEO John Leblanc about how to teach principles of financial literacy to kids as young as pre-schoolers

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the entertainment factor that is usually missing from the annual event, and whether or not this lack of decorum makes for good television

Scoot runs down the highlights and lowlights of President Biden's second State of the Union speech - his first in front of a divided Congress.

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about their reactions to President Biden's State of the Union speech, and their reactions to Republican troublemakers who jeered, insulted and interrupted the President more than we are used to seeing