Scoot talks to Scott Schellhaas, VP of Mortgage Lending for Metairie Bank, about what could finally trigger the release valve on global inflationary pressure

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the latest revelations from the January 6th Committee Hearing, and about the violent threats officials in Georgia and Arizona faced

Scoot introduces the newest member of the WWL Radio News team, veteran TV journalist Thanh Truong, who will be spearheading a new era of audio journalism at WWL

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why Eric Greitens' "RINO Hunting" ad is drawing heated criticism on both sides of the aisle

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about new information about the massacre at Robb Elementary School that shows the on-scene commander ignored training, and probably cost kids' lives

Scoot takes a call from a WWL listener who accuses him of being insufficiently supportive of the police. It doesn't go well for her and she loses her temper and hangs up.

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about what Mayor Cantrell said - and didn't say - at a splashy press conference this morning about her administration's plan to fight crime

Scoot updates listeners on what Mayor Cantrell had to say about crime at this morning's press conference

Scoot continues the conversation with WWL listeners about the giant hair pick statue on temporary display in Lafayette Square. Who's it for? What's it mean? Why are people so upset about it?

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Kindred Arts Director Marsha Reid about "All Power to All People," the gigantic art installation in Lafayette Square that depicts a combination Afro pick and Black Power fist