Scoot delivers a monologue about Mayor Cantrell's stubborn refusal to attack crime with the same verve she attacked COVID

Scoot talks to Paul Myers from Metairie Bank about the value that a community bank brings that the big Wall Street banks can't even touch

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why Mayor Cantrell seems to be missing in action when it comes to taking an aggressive stance on crime

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how crime in the city doesn't appear to be a serious concern for Mayor Cantrell

As the country appears to be at another turning point as another mass shooting happens on Fourth of July, Scoot examines our nation's frustration and vitriol as it relates to the weak image of our elected officials.

A sincere listener thanks Scoot for the way he removes race from the current polarizing issues that are plaguing the city and our country.  The exchange both men show that we all can get along if we stop putting up divisive roadblocks.

After seeing smaller crowds at the downtown Fourth of July fireworks display, Scoot believes there's a decline in patriotism and that it's linked to the weak image or President Biden and Mayor LaToya Cantrell since they don't want to address the issues plaguing NEw Orleans and the nation. 

Scoot laments about another mass hooting, this time in an affluent Chicago suburb.  Plus thoughts on the unsettling death threats for a Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger and his family for his involvement in the January 6th Capital riot investigations.  Also, Scoot cleverly calls Mayor LaToya Cantrell morally bankrupt as it appears she cares more about tourists the New Orleans residents

Scoot shares his thoughts on the horrific mass shooting in a Chicago suburb and that perhaps how quickly the media and society want to focus on gunman's race. 

As Essence Fest kicks into high gear, Scoot chats with WWL Radio Traffic Reporter Courtney P about some of the high fashion that can be seen by festival goers. Debbie Bressler calls to give details on the big Go Fourth celebration and festivities along the Mississippi River. Plus, While the Fourth of July holiday weekend is a great time for a time off and relaxing, Scoot would like to broaden our mounds to the holiday weekend to be one to remember and celebrate the freedom we have in America.