Bob Mitchell, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about how to make the French Quarter safer

Bob Mitchell, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about how to interpret John Wayne's racist and xenophobic comments to Playboy Magazine in 1971

Bob Mitchell, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about calls for John Wayne Airport to be re-named after Wayne's racist remarks to Playboy Magazine resurfaced lately on social media

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the movies that have changed their lives

On what some are calling "Sex Crime Friday," Scoot talks to WWL listeners about why powerful men like Jeffrey Epstein, R. Kelly and now Robert Kraft think they can get away with soliciting sex from prostitutes

Prostitution should be legal if it's between two consenting adults - but that's not what happened in Jupiter, Florida, where Patriots owner Robert Kraft has been charged in a sting involving trafficked women forced into sexual slavery

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett's hoax hate crime is a setback for all those actually fighting for equality and justice

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Take Em Down NOLA's demands that the Zulu parade end the practice of riders applying black makeup to their faces

Returning to the airwaves for the first time after being injured by a hit and run driver on Canal Street last week, Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how his recovery is coming, and how he is reflecting on his blessings. He is joined by Deputy NOPD Chief Paul Noel, who has an update on the search for the motorcyclist that struck Scoot.

Bob Mitchell, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about what it is that makes America the greatest country in the world