Scoot continues to lend his ear and words to those dealing or have dealt with a tough time during the holidays.

Scoot understands that the holidays can be an emotionally tough time for a lot of people. In this hour he hears about listeners hardships and how they've gotten through them.

Scoot offers callers the opportunity to speak out on simple rules or laws they people break that get them angry.

Scoot explains how great the expected name change of Robert E. Lee Boulevard to Allen Toussaint Boulevard will be because Toussaint was a great musician and person, and not just change for the sake of change.

Scoot talks to Ron Samford, President and CEO of Metairie Bank to provide us with a better understanding of the inflation battle and what can be done to fix it.

Scoot talks about how T-Mobile will pay its new hires $20 an hour and reflects on the financial situations for people before and after the pandemic.

Scoot discusses the upcoming name change of Robert E. Lee Boulevard to Allen Toussaint Boulevard.

Disco is alive and well in our memories. Scoot revisits the Disco Era with some great songs and discusses the fashion and social scene of that time.

Scoot explains how parents and communities not being accountable for kids and problems in their neighborhoods is the leading cause of crime and attacks.

Scoot gets an update from officials and witnesses on a helicopter that went down near the Bonnet Carre Spillway. Also an unexpected power outage in Jefferson Parish impacting thousands.