Scoot is in the Carnival spirit this Lundi Gras, sharing some alternative Mardi Gras music, his respectful encounter with Mayor Cantrell. and plenty of callers share their Carnival experiences heading into Mardi Gras.

Scoot shares his kind encounter with Mayor LaToya Cantrell along the parade route, acknowledging how he's been critical of her politics but that didn't stop the two from enjoying the parade and being nice to each other.

Karen from Metairie shares a neat details about moving prop floats that used operated by local Cub Scouts

Kyle from Baton Rouge gets deep into the fun and celebration of Carnival time after as our country is tired of being divided and just wants to live and have fun.

Fred LeBlanc, lead singer for Cowboy Mouth calls in to describe the revelry and what the return of Mardi Gras is for musicians as the celebration for his band and so many others.

on this Lundi Gras, Scoot talks about how great the vibe is all around the city as Carnival is back with a vengeance. Plus, listeners give details on a about device that allows revelers to pee with ease.

Scoot talks to Generations Hall owner George Demmas and Sir Devon of the Molly Ringwalds about all the Carnival excitement on tap Sunday night

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about activities in the city this weekend, including the epic Baccus Bash block party

Scoot talks to WWL listeners and star of stage and screen Josh Duhamel about the best way to ensure a safe and happy Mardi Gras

Scoot talks to Charlie Hassinger from the Krewe of Mid-City about his responsibilities and perks as this year's Grand Marshall