Scoot talks to WWL listeners about who's at fault as an arrest in a St. Charles Parish trailer park spirals out of control and leads to a massive backlash

Scoot talks to Metairie Bank Northshore Market President Paul Myers about Twitter, inflation, and the latest economic news

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why he opposes abortion but supports a woman's right to choose it for herself if she wants

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about last night's bombshell news that the Supreme Court is poised to roll back abortion rights, and they likely won't stop there

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Mayor Cantrell's less than stellar response to the questions swirling around her office as it relates to Kyshun Webster and the Juvenile Justice Intervention Center

Scoot asks what it is about Mayor Cantrell that makes her think she doesn't owe her voters answers for questions that clearly deserve them as it relates to Kyshun Webster and the Juvenile Justice Intervention Center,

Scoot talks to Keith Spera, music and culture reporter for NOLA.com, Times Picayune I New Orleans Advocate about the the sights and sounds of the first weekend of Jazz Fest.

Scoots comes to the realization that people get too caught up in who is president, whether it be republican or democrat. Plus, after returning from Portland discusses flying with kids, be it his own in the past or just other kids on his flight.

Scoot back from Portland, Oregon explains New Orleans is experiencing the same crime problems as the Pacific Northwest city. Plus, residents take to the polls showing they're sick of the crime, while city leaders continue to not take action on violent crime in the city. And perhaps we need more people to learn a trade skill instead of going to college.

Scoot examines another violent weekend in New Orleans as residents and how residents are taking action to combat the violence with their vote.