Scott Sloan On Demand

Scott talks with Jennifer Hargrave about why couples are sleeping in separate bedrooms or "sleep divorcing". Also Jay Kincaid breaks down why it is time for Cincinnati to build a new arena. Finally Joan William attempts to explain why the working class is abandoning the Democrat party.

In the past year, Cincinnati has started construction on a new convention center and hotel. Also a lease deal is ready for Paycor Stadium, so what's next for development in Cincinnati? How about a new arena? Scott talks with Jay Kincaid from the Hamilton County Growth Alliance about why an arena must be the next focus for Cincinnati.

Scott talks with Rudemiller from 3CDC about the new Convention Center and Hotel coming to downtown. Also Adam Aaro from Dayton 24/7 Now & ABC 22 discusses the latest death of a child with developmental disabilities, due to parental negligence. Finally Robert Ver Bruggen from the Manhattan Institute debates if it is time to reinstate 'Stop and Frisk'.

We have seen an increase in the negligent deaths of children with developmental disabilities recently. Scott is joined by Adam Aaro of Dayton 24/7 Now, to describe the latest case of parents being responsible for their diabled child's death.

Zach Goettsman who is representing the Henderson Family joins at the top of the show. Eric Speiser joins to discuss food waste. Tiffany Potter joins as usual for Three Things with Tiff. Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum, and Andy Shafer also stop by.

Representative for the Henderson Family Zachary Gottesman joins the show. The Henderson's are suing the Hinton family over fundraising off of Deputy Henderson's murder.

Scott talks property tax reform with Bill Seitz. Also trade lawyer Michelle Schultz breaks down President Trump's newest tariff threats. Finally Joshua Ballard explains why the US should start digging for rare earth minerals in our own territory.

Scott discusses property tax reform, and when Ohio property owners might see some relief with Bill Seitz, the co-chair of the Ohio Property Tax Reform Working Group.

Scott talks with Vietnamese business owner Allison Huynh about how the tariffs on Vietnam will affect her business. Also Ashley Smith from Hoxworth Blood Center explains how you can help with their blood shortage. Finally Kristen Schlotman breaks down Cincinnati's role in the new Superman movie.

With the recent string of shootings amongst other things, there is a desperate need for blood donations in Cincinnati. Scott is joined by Ashley Smith from Hoxworth Blood Center to explain how you can help, what you get for donating, and where the bulk of donated blood is going.

Scott breaks down how the removal of DEI initiatives have effected the workforce with Robert VerBruggen of the Manhattan Institute. Also Councilmember Mark Jeffreys discusses how the city is punishing the citizens instead of the criminals while trying to curb crime. Finally CPS Board President Eve Bolton explains the cuts and the layoffs Cincinnati Public Schools had to make to stay on budget.

Scott talks with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys about how Cincinnati city leadership continues to punish the citizens for the actions of criminals, instead of addressing the cause of the crime.

Scott discusses the nightmare that will occur for property owners in Hamilton County should the Bengals lease deal pass with County Auditor Jessica Miranda. Also Betsy Sundermann breaks down what the city needs to do to curb youth violence. Finally Dr Mark Enselaco gives the harsh reality about starting a 3rd party.

Scott talks with Betsy Sundermann about how to crack down on youth violence in Cincinnati after Indianapolis announced a curfew to curb their youth violence.

Scott talks with Tommy Aiello of NTU about the reality of spending in the One Big Beautiful Bill. Also Tiff talks about the latest adventures of "America's Guest". Finally for Tri-State Meteorologist Brandon Spinner explains why the Texas floods deaths are not the fault of the NWS or Donald Trump.

Is the National Weather Service and Donald Trump to blame for the deaths of many in Texas during the catastrophic floods? Scott is joined by former meteorologist Brandon Spinner to discuss why the blame should not be with the NWS or Donald Trump.

Sloan talks with Richard Mendel of The Sentencing Project about the weekend shootings in the Queen City and the benefits and/or harm of locking up teen offenders. Former FOP President Dan Hils also joins to discuss the topic; Blue Ash council member Jeff Capell talks about the Red, White and Blue Ash fireworks show incident; Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire; First Amendment attorney Jack Greiner discusses how Ohio legislators voted for less transparency in government and Jeff Carr of Locked On Reds recaps the weekend series against Philly and talks about the four-game series against the Marlins.

Sloanie talks with Blue Ash council member Jeff Capell about the incident that took place at the Red White and Blue Ash involving 400 teenagers.

Sloanie is joined by former FOP President Dan Hils to talk about the recent spike in violence happening around Cincinnati.

Mike Allen fills in for Sloanie on America's 250th birthday as he talks about the Big Beautiful Bill, talks with Joe Rozzi of Rozzi fireworks, takes your calls, talks with attorney James Bogen about the recent news surrounding men and women's college sports, the Sean Diddy Combs trial and more. Plus Dave Armbruster gives the Reds Report.

Scott talks about the history of anti-Semitism and why it still exists with Robert Spencer. Also Steven Raichlen has some BBQ tips for the holiday weekend. Jeremy Adams tells us who the greatest Americans of all-time are. Did Willie make the list?

On this July 4th weekend, Scott looks at who the greatest Americans of all-time are with Jeremy Adams.

Scott discusses denaturalizing immigrants who became citizens after they commit a crime with immigration attorney Pallavi Ahluwalia. Also Doc Compton joins Scott to tell you how to get rid of telemarketers and scam callers, and make money by doing so. Finally Joe Supan from CNET breaks down Starlink and the future of internet connections.

Can Donald Trump and the Department of Justice denaturalize citizens who have broken the law? Scott is joined by immigration attorney Pallavi Ahluwalia to discuss if this is even possible under US law.

Mike Allen fills in for Scott Sloan discussing safety tips for the 4th of July fireworks with Joe Rozzi. Also Corey Bowman shares his plan to address safety in Cincinnati should he become mayor. Finally Jay Ratliff breaks down what this holiday travel weekend will look like.

Scott breaks down the Bengals stadium deal with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece. Also Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich explains what exactly happened with the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge fire. Finally Councilmember Anna Albi discusses the Cincinnati crime plan.

Scott talks with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece about the new stadium deal, and what exactly the commissioners voted on. Is this a good deal for the taxpayers?

Scott breaks down the terms of the new Bengals lease agreement with Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus. Also the widow of the late Jim Scott, Donna Hartman, joins Scott to discuss the celebration of life in Jim's honor tomorrow. Finally Bob Carpenter talks about the history of the barcode, which was used for the 1st time this date in 1974 in Troy, Ohio!

Scott breaks down the Hamilton County and Bengals lease agreement with Commissioner Denise Driehaus.

Scott debates why using the unclaimed funds to pay for state budget items might be unconstitutional with former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann. Also Jason Williams breaks down the details of the new lease agreement between the county and the Bengals. Finally Rep Adam Bird discusses the controversial budget approval.

Hamilton County and the Bengals have come to an agreement on the terms for a new lease. Scott talks with 700 WLW and the Cincinnati Enquirer's Jason Williams to break down the new potential lease.

Scott discusses why the Midwest power grid is at risk for blackouts with Pete Sapp from the National Taxpayers Union. Also Dr David Oualaalou explains why there is still a threat of a terrorist attack in the US. Finally Sara is in to break down last nights huge Reds win, and big debut by Chase Burns.

Is the United States under an immanent threat of a terrorist attack following the strike on Iran? Scott talks with terrorism expert Dr David Oualaalou about why Americans should stay on alert.

Scott has some tips to avoid the heat ravaging the Tri-State with Dr Stephen Feagins. Also former Congressman Brad Wenstrup breaks down the strikes in Iran. Finally Shahin Gobadi explains why it might be time for a regime change in Iran by the Iranian people.

40 years at 700 WLW. Scott is joined by news anchor Brian Combs to relive big moments in his career.

Scott talks with retired US Navy SEAL and Army Ranger Captain Ed Gallrein about his assessment of the US bombing of Iranian nuclear sites. Also Dave the IT Guy breaks down the cyber attack options Iran has. Finally Mark Enselaco debates if the strikes could lead to all out war

Following the strikes on Iran Saturday night, is the US headed to war? Pollical and terrorism expert Mark Enselaco joins Scott to discuss the fallout from the bombing runs.

Scott talks with Councilman Jeff Cramerding about the city budget. Also Dr Saby George explains how the new cancer injectable works. Finally Bruce Parkman breaks down how we can prevent and treat youth head injuries.

Scott gets an update on the Cincinnati city budget from Councilman Jeff Cramerding.

Scott debates if AI is going to take or create jobs with Chris MacKenzie from Americans for Responsible Innovation. Also Todd Carnes explains the affect the Trump tariffs will have on the bourbon industry. Finally Rick Uchino fills in for Tiff and Sara with Three Things.

Is AI coming to take our jobs? Scott talks with Chris MacKenzie from Americans for Innovation about how artificial intelligence may actually create jobs versus taking them.

Scott talks with Fanon Rucker, the attorney for the family of Ryan Hinton, about Connie Pillich's decision not to prosecute the officer accused of killing Ryan. Also FOP President Ken Kober gives the police side of the announcement. Finally Dr. Pat Hurley explains why we shouldn't try to overturn the will of the people for religious ideology.

Scott talks with Cincinnati FOP President Ken Kober about the announcement of Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich yesterday to not charge his officers in the death of Ryan Hinton.

Scott talks with the attorney for the Hinton family about why they plan to sue the city after the announcement by Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich to not charge officers in the death of Ryan Hinton.

Scott discusses what involvement the US might have in the Israel-Iran conflict with Captain Ed Gallrein. Also Congressman Greg Landsman talks about being on a hitlist. Finally Councilman Seth Walsh explains why the city should be more focused on public service needs, rather than private art projects.

Scott discusses what if any involvement the US will have in the Israel-Iran conflict with retired US Navy Seal and Army Ranger Captain Ed Gallrein.

Scott discuss the need for more police officers with Cincinnati councilmember Mark Jefferies. Also Captain Ken Reider debates what happened with the Air India crash, and how GE aviation may have played a role in it. Finally Dr. Mark Enselaco breaks down the rise in political violence in the US and abroad.

Cincinnati needs more police officers according to Councilmember Mark Jefferies. He talks with Scott about where to find them to hire them, and how he plans to pay for them.

Sloanie talks with head coach of the Savanna Bananas Tyler Gilllum to talk about the organization and their time in the Queen City, former Anheuser Busch President Anson Frericks talks about how Bud Light lost the beer wars, Steve Balczo of the Clermont County Veterans Service Commission joins to talk about the importance of Flag Day on Saturday, Austin Elmore talks about the Reds and Benglas, Jeff Berning talks about FC Cincinnati's 10th anniversary and Allie Martin catches you up on what's happening this weekend in the Local Loop!

Sloanie talks with Steve Balczo of the Clermont County Veterans Service Commission to talk abou the importance of Flag Day on Saturday

Sloanie talks with Savanna Bananas Head Coach Tyler Gillum to talk about how the team operates and their time in the Queen City this weekend!