Scoot talks to WWL listeners and Dr. Angel Parham from the University of Virginia about the parts of American history that we have purposefully suppressed or tried to erase, and why it's important that we be honest about where we've been as a society

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why it's incorrect to talk about strippers like they're not complete individuals with a role to play in society, to include running for political office

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the pros and cons of ladders on the parade route, and who should be allowed to use them

Scoot talks to WDSU anchor Sula Kim about how to coordinate the return of her precious boots after they got left behind on a Mardi Gras float

Scoot talks to Louisiana Lt. Governor Billy Nungesser about his office's plan to reduce free-roaming garbage in the Bayou State

Scoot talks to WWL listeners and Lt Governor Billy Nungesser about Gov. Edwards' new anti-litter campaign, and why Louisianians of all stripes seem fine with trashing our home

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about photos showing LaToya Cantrell partying without a mask - while the indoor mask mandate she issued is still in effect in New Orleans

Scoot talks to WDSU's Sula Kim about returning her boots, Joey Lacoste about his successful parade, Jennifer Van Vranken about the epic weekend, and Amanda Shaw about who is more tired

Scoot talks to MadHatters Captain Joey Lacoste about his experience starting a brand new parading Krewe right before the pandemic and seeing it roar back to life in 2022

Scoot talks to Jefferson Parish Joe Lopinto about his time at the Krewe of MadHatters parade and the delightfully low number of arrests JPSO made over the weekend