Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the beginning moments of the January 6th Select Committee hearings, and the political division we are still dealing with today

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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the Tokyo Olympics' poor television ratings, skater boys and cheeky uniforms

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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how the campaign to end the COVID pandemic by vaccinating a majority of Americans is stalled because of partisan politics.

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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about what paper concert ticket stubs they are still hanging onto, even as they become increasingly extinct in the digital world

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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Eric Clapton's proclamation that we won't play any venue that is turning away unvaccinated people

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Scoot talks about a new New Mexico law that could make make gas stations responsible for drunk drivers if they buy gas from them. 

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Scoot talks about Mayor Cantrell's new mask advisory for New Orleans. 

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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about news that the Louisiana Legislature's attempts to overturn Governor Edwards' veto of their anti-trans athlete bill has failed

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Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the increasingly urgent calls from elected Republicans and right-wing media figures to get the COVID vaccine before it's too late

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Scoot talks to "All Things Legal" attorney Doug Sunseri about two New Orleans librarians who are bringing a thorny First Amendment case against their employer

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