Scoot wonders just who is in charge of the Republican party after Congresswoman Liz Cheney is ousted in the Republican primary election in Wyoming and just why voters are so beholden to Trump.  You can be a conservative and not like Trump, can't you?

Scoot talks to Paul Myers of Metairie Bank about the huge potential for Louisiana to be a leader in wind energy in the South, while too many Democrats and Republicans want to hold up a new technology that would better our way of life. Also, Myers believes the country is in more of a green energy exploration mode than transition from fossil fuels.

Scoot talks to Paul Myers of Metairie Bank about the huge potential for Louisiana to be a leader in wind energy in the South, while too many Democrats and Republicans want to hold up a new technology that would better our way of life. Also, Myers believes the country is in more of a green energy exploration mode than transition from fossil fuels.

It was on this day, 53 years ago, when the three-day Woodstock Music Festival kicked off. It was supposed to be an anti-establishment statement, but a generation later, those who attended Woodstock are now a part of today's establishment. Irony.

It was on this day, 53 years ago, when the three-day Woodstock Music Festival kicked off. It was supposed to be an anti-establishment statement, but a generation later, those who attended Woodstock are now a part of today's establishment. Irony.

Scoot discusses how much crime in New Orleans has impacted the city's tourism. The sad reality is that if New Orleans cannot contain its crime problem, it will be the death of the city. 

Scoot discusses how much crime in New Orleans has impacted the city's tourism. The sad reality is that if New Orleans cannot contain its crime problem, it will be the death of the city. 

After going to the Red Dress Rin over the weekend, Scott noticed that the number of people participating in the event were significantly lower than those of previous years. Scoot explores some possible reasons why the Red Dress Run didn't do as big of numbers as past years. 

After going to the Red Dress Rin over the weekend, Scott noticed that the number of people participating in the event were significantly lower than those of previous years. Scoot explores some possible reasons why the Red Dress Run didn't do as big of numbers as past years. 

Scoot believes he's found the reason why the world seems a little bit crazier than usual and it may have something to so with the speed of the Earth's rotation. Also, Courtney P and Scoot cannot hide their excitement about the upcoming Red Dress Run.