A fetus is technically not a baby, according to the medical community - and women have the absolute right to abortion care, according to the law. No matter what your opinions are, those are the facts! Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how that may change if Roe vs Wade is overturned by the Supreme Court

Scoot talks to Chef Mason Hereford about "Just Cause - A Boozy Bake Sale for Reproductive Rights," an event aiming to raise funds for abortion-rights advocacy in response to Louisiana's strict new abortion law

A new trend is sweeping America's big cities - sober bars serve "shrubs" instead of alchoholic drinks. If everything else is the same - the music, the atmosphere - could you still enjoy yourself? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how they might enjoy these new sober bars

A tragic story; Scoot talks to WWL listeners about 12-year-old girl who enlisted the help of ride-sharing service Uber to drive to a parking garage where she ended her own life. Scoot says the driver should be punished, but Uber can't be held criminally responsible for the girl's suicide.

Of all the things parents have to explain to their kids, the Naked Bike Ride really is not that complicated. Continuing hot talk from yesterday, Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why they support or oppose the Naked Bike Ride, and digs further on the issue of a parent's right to protect their children vs their responsibility to educate them about the world

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the 11th Annual Naked Bike Ride in New Orleans - some folks really take issue with naked human bodies. Why allow yourself to be bothered by something that's all in a sense of fun? And don't worry about the "lawlessness" aspect of it all - its a city-sanctioned event!

Like just about every major city in the world, New Orleans has a Naked Bike Ride, and Scoot's viral video of the event attracted a lot of haters. Why is this so controversial? Why are so many people so freaked out about naked bodies? There's nothing sexual about this event, so why are some people treating it like a class 5 scandal?

Come together, people! On the day Leah Chase, The Queen of Creole Cuisine, is laid to rest, Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the broad range of options for who or what should replace Robert E Lee in New Orleans' most prominent traffic circle. Whoever or whatever we choose, Scoot's hope is that we can unite as a city and a region and support the selection, one worthy of widespread support.

Scoot talks to timeless flower girl and songstress Susan Cowsill about her performance tonight in Biloxi, and how she is getting along with the rest of the performers on the "Happy Together" tour

Former "Three Dog Night" vocalist Chuck Negron tells Scoot about how he and Dr John got clean together, and shares a wild story of another famous rocker who took issue with Dr. John's special "gris gris" flair