Scoot talks to WWL listeners about President Trump's all-out war of words against the city of Baltimore and accusations from his targets that his attacks are based in racism

What inspired a 19-year-old man to break into the Garlic Festival in Gilroy, CA and start shooting indiscriminately? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the latest mass shooting, the root causes thereof, and what our society might do about it

Guns N' Roses - good. The Blow Monkeys - bad! Scoot talks to WWL listeners about their favorite and least favorite band names, including names with mysterious origins, like Better Than Ezra

It's Friday and we're acting like it! Scoot talks to WWL listeners about all the hot topics from the week - except that one.

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about a new report that shows that neither cyclists nor drivers are making best use of the flashing signals at intersections on the Lafitte Greenway

C'mon, we've all been there - from chemtrails to rock musicians murdering women in the studio, America has never been short of weird conspiracy theories. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about times they've been bamboolzed in the past

C'mon, we've all been there - from chemtrails to rock musicians murdering women in the studio, America has never been short of weird conspiracy theories. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about times they've been bamboolzed in the past

Remember this guy? One year later to the day, we remember one of the most bizarre conversations ever had on the Scoot Show, "Mike in Baton Rouge" talks about his involvement in a clandestine anti-pedophile posse, where he uses cancer and heart disease to save kids from child-murdering, blood drinking bankers, politicians and business leaders - and of course, they're all Democrats!

Mueller’s testimony gives plenty of evidence for confirmation bias on the part of both political tribes. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about their reaction to Robert Mueller's testimony on Capitol Hill today

Does religion teach you to judge others? A new study shows that kids in religious homes have less altrusim than kids from non-religious families. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about what might account for that, and what religious parents can do to make sure their kids care about the welfare of others