A day after after Dr. John passed on to the big recording studio in the sky, Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the legacy of the "Nite Tripper"

Scoot talks rehabilition, resilience and rememberance with former "Three Dog Night" vocalist Chuck Negron

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the D-Day invasion and how we are commemorating the sacrifices made on that beach 75 years ago

The conversation about what to name the St Charles Ave / Howard Ave traffic circle has never really gone away since the state of Robert E Lee came down - but today it has renewed energy as New Orleans searches for ideas about how to best remember famous chef Leah Chase. Could the Circle become "Leah's Circle?"

Can Americans come together the way we did in the events leading up to June 6, 1944? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about what reflections come to them as they commemorate the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion

A man kick a chipmunk into the Grand Canyon and the clip goes viral. The man is in trouble with the authorities, but does his audience bear any responsibility as well? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about where the line begins and ends in regard to accountability for what we watch online

A bill that would prevent manufacturers from calling veggie burgers "burgers" or almond milk "milk" is one step closer to becoming a law - but doesn't that invite all kinds of other questions about mis-labeling things? Corn dogs don't have any corn. Froot Loops don't have fruit. Where will it end?

A coroner says a LaPlace woman was killed by an overdose of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana - but everything we know about marijuana suggests that's impossible. Scoot talks to Dr. Noah Kaufman about what the real level of danger is

While continuing the earlier conversation about physician-assisted suicide, Scoot asks WWL listeners - should Pope Francis make changes to the Lord's Prayer?

Amid news that Maine is getting closer to legalizing physician-assisted suicide, Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how that jives with pro-life values that say every life is sacred. After a random mention of famous French Quarter denizen "Ashley the Traffic Tranny," The conversation takes an unexpected turn into the correct terminology for transgendered people versus transvestites