It's Friday and we're acting like it! Politics? What politics? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner," interracial coupling and more

It's Free For All Friday and we never know where the show's gonna go - today we've fallen into a conversation about how in 2019 our movies and TV are actually reflective of our diverse world ... that wasn't always the case, and we should be grateful for the progress we've made.

What's the right away to react to the increased racial and ethnic diversity in our entertainment media? A caller named Wayne cringes at interracial couples on TV because his grandfather and preacher have imprinted their racist views onto him. Scoot talks to him about how it's never too late to break the cycle.

Some parts of the media seem hell-bent on making the new "Joker" movie something that people need to fear is going to be a target for mass shooters. We're not buying it. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about where the controversy comes from and why this movie's no different than any other that came before it

Todd Menesses, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about the efficacy of spanking your kids, and whether or not the government should have a say in the matter

Todd Menesses, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about the verdict and sentence of Amber Guyger, who faces ten years in prison for the murder of Botham Jean

Todd Menesses, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about the verdict and sentence of Amber Guyger, who faces ten years in prison for the murder of Botham Jean

Todd Menesses, in for Scoot, talks to Steve Korte about Teddy and Taysom, and why the Saints O-Line is getting so many penalties this season

Todd Menesses, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about the finer points of our completely cool and normal politics

Subpoenas are flying around Washington and partisan division has never been worse. Todd Menesses, in for Scoot, talks to Political Analyst Ron Faucheaux about the latest from our nation's capitol