Scoot talks to Crescent City Classic Race Director Eric Stuart about the challenge of trying to find a new title sponsor in the COVID economy - but somehow he did it!

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the plane crash that took Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper, and revisits an archival interview with Don McLean

Scoot talks to sports analyst Trey Wingo about Tom Brady and previews the Bengals-Rams Super Bowl on this week's "Sports Trends"

Scoot revisits a conversation he had with "American Pie" songwriter about the meaning behind the cryptic lyrics and the legacy of Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the movies that helped us all understand each other better, and continues the talk about New Orleans' intractable crime problem

Scoot talks to Wayne from New Orleans about the usefulness of labels like "thug" and "punk" when we are talking about how to overcome division and solve problems

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the Costco carjacking, Mayor Cantrell's press conference and the role of the NOPD Chief in the city's justice system

Scoot reads from a blog he wrote about why swapping out NOPD Chief Shaun Ferguson for someone else won't really move the needle

Scoot talks to "All Things Legal" host Doug Sunseri about the tragic case of Westwego couple smoking weed in their car when their four-year-old found a gun in the backseat and shot and killed himself

Scoot break away from the show for Mayor LaToya Cantrell's press conference on crime yet she seems to only provide the same lip service on the violence and crime plaguing our communities and providing nothing new to the situation.