Scott Sloan On Demand

Scott talks with Eve Bolton from CPS about ICE invading Cincinnati schools. Also Carrie Sheffield explains why it might not be smart to cap credit card APRs at 10%. Finally Kathleen Fuller warns people travelling through I-75 this weekend, about road closures.

A Preble County police chief just performed a welfare check on a Cincinnati Public Schools student allegedly at the behest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement. CPS board member Eve Bolton joins Scott to discuss what happened and the school districts respinse to it.

Scott talks with 1st Amendment attorney Jack Griener about the threat deep fake porn poses. Also Joe Supan from CNET explains why we might be running out of room for new satellites. Finally Dr Sanjay Shewakramani exposes the dangers of microplastics.

Are we running out of room in outer space for satellites? Scott talks with Joe Supan from CNET to find out how much longer we can keep putting stuff up there.

Scott talks with councilwoman Meeka Owens about the city's plan to install stop bumps. Also Terry Wilcox breaks down the health care reform would look like. Finally Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague talks about election integrity.

The city of Cincinnati is considering installing "stop bumps" What are stop bumps, and why do we need them? Scott talks with Councilwoman Meeka Owens and finds out.

Scott talks with safety engineer Dan Glaser about is distracted driving is really still an issue. Also Steve Goodin gives an update on the investigation into suspended Chief Theetge. Finally Ohio Senator Steve Huffman explains why a ban on sports gambling likely won't go anywhere in the Assembly.

Lawmakers in Ohio are looking to ban sports betting in Ohio against the will of Ohio voters. Scott talks with Ohio Senator Steve Huffman about why Republicans can't stop overruling the people.

Scott talks with Russ Neville, brother of suspended Cincinnati police chief Teresea Theetge, about her meeting the the city manager on Friday. Also Dean Regas discusses what's next after the successful Artemis II mission. Finally Shahin Gobadi, a member of the exiled Iranian Parliament, breaks down what's next in the Iran war.

Scott talks with Cincinnati's astronomer Dean Regas about what were learned from Artemis II and where we go from here.

Scott enters the Great Meat Debate with Dr. John Sanbonmatsu. Also Robert Alt from the Buckeye Institute explains why a portion of the alcohol tax that is supposed to create jobs isn't. Finally Dashia Milden explains why you might want to check your anti virus.

Are we monsters for eating meat? Are we doomed to eternal damnation for raising and slaughtering livestock? Scott's guest Dr. John Sanbonmatsu thinks so, and he joins Scott for the Great Meat Debate.

Scott discusses the new danger A.I. poses when combating child porn with Rebecca Surendorff with Ohioans for Child Protection. Also Chris Nyhuis explains how Iran is able to attack us online. Finally Sanjay Shewakramani joins Scott for the weekly health report this week focusing on gut health.

A man has been convicted of child porn possession after he used a girls picture with A.I. to create nude photos of her. Rebecca Surendorff from Ohioans for Child Protections joins Scott to explain how A.I. can now be used for predators to prey on your children.

Scott talks with former US Rep Brad Wenstrup, who serves on the President's Intelligence advisory board, about the last minute ceasefire. Also Nick Reynolds breaks down the history of the CIA. Finally landman Jay Young tells you what to expect with oil and gas prices following the ceasefire.

How will the ceasefire in Iran help with gas and oil prices? Scott talks with landman Jay Young about what we expect from fuel prices now that the bombing has stopped.

Scott gets updates on the Iran War with Dr Mark Enselaco and Abdullah Hayek. Also Councilman Jeff Cramerding breaks down legislation being voted on the would crack down on street takeovers. Finally Andy Shafer from Allworth Financial gives market reaction to the ongoing war.

Scott talks with Cincinnati Councilman Jeff Cramerding about legislation being voted on today to help with the street takeover issue.

Scott talks about the rescue of two downed F15 pilots in Iran with retired Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein. Also Eric O'Neill explains how A.I. is driving cybercrime using the dead. Finally former Cincinnati Police Chief Dave Bailey explains how what is happening to Chief Theetge is exactly what happened to him.

Scott talks with former US Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein about the search and rescue mission to save two downed American pilots in Iran over the weekend.

Do cell phone bans help students pay attention in class? Christine Miles has answers. Also Jack Crumley is leaving WLW after 20 years. He joins Scott for his exit interview. Finally Kim Key from CNET has tips on how not to get robbed this spring break.

As 700 WLW says goodbye to it's news director/long time anchor, Jack Crumley joins Scott to relive some of his favorite moments in his 20 years at the Big 1.

Scott discusses the Chief Theetge report with her brother Russ Neville. Also Robert Spencer explains how anti-Semitism is to blame for the middle east wars. Finally Kevin Warner from Ohioans to Stop Executions explains why he thinks the death penalty should go away.

The nine page report on suspended Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge is out. Scott is joined by Chief Theetge's brother Russ Neville to break down the report, and tell what is missing from the report.

Scott discusses today's Artemis II launch with astronomer Dean Regas. Also Ken Kober and Julie Bauke break down the Chief Theetge Report. Finally Sara is by with a Snort Report.

Scott talks with the Cincinnati FOP President Ken Kober about the final report on the firing of former Cincinnati Police Chief Theresa Theetge.

Scott talks with attorney Steve Goodin about the Alex Tchervinski trial, which starts today. Also attorney Jack Greiner helps break down the Meta verdict. Finally Holly Adams explains why we should fear the IRS more than ICE.

Scott is joined by attorney Steve Goodin to discuss the trial for Alex Tchervinski, accused of assault in the downtown brawl last summer, that starts today.

Scott talks with Councilman Mark Jeffries about avoiding a Mahogany's 2.0. Also Lora Karch gives an update on the Iran War. Finally Alex Schaffer explains the progress made in the statewide petition to kill data centers.

Are we headed for a Mahogany's 2.0 with City Council? Scott explain as he chats with Councilman Mark Jeffries.

Scott talks with FOP President Ken Kober about last night's riot. Also Austin Elmore from ESPN 1530 breaks down the poor performance from the Reds bats yesterday. Finally Marni Jameson helps you decide the proper size you need when looking at real-estate listings.

Scott talks with FOP President Ken Kober about the riot last night at the Banks following the Reds game.

Scott talks pet health with veterinarian Doug Hoffman.

Scott Sloan, Mo Egger, and Thom Brennaman are live from the Holy Grail Banks getting you ready for the start of the 2026 Reds season!

Scott talks with oil industry expert Dan Eberhardt about if gas will hit $5 per gallon. Also Jeff Carr from Locked On Reds previews the early season on Opening Day Eve. Finally Ohio Rep Mike Odioso is looking to prevent pedestrian-car accidents. He breaks it down with Scott.

Will gas prices reach $5 per gallon? Oil industry expert Dan Eberhardt joins Scott to discuss what could happen in the oil market.

Is the Iran War wrapping up? Scott talks with Middle East expert Mark Enselaco to find out what is left to do. Also Chris Nyhuis, CEO of Vigilant Cybersecurity, explains how a data breach could be a precursor for Iran's big counterattack. Finally Greg Lawson from the Buckeye Institute explains why renters could soon be paying additional taxes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is the Iran War wrapping up? Scott talks with Middle East expert Mark Enselaco to find out what is left to do. Also Chris Nyhuis, CEO of Vigilant Cybersecurity, explains how a data breach could be a precursor for Iran's big counterattack. Finally Greg Lawson from the Buckeye Institute explains why renters could soon be paying additional taxes.

If you rent a house, you may soon have to pay taxes on that rental. Greg Lawson from the Buckeye Institute joins Scott to discuss what exactly is being proposed, and what it will mean for renters and landlords.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you rent a house, you may soon have to pay taxes on that rental. Greg Lawson from the Buckeye Institute joins Scott to discuss what exactly is being proposed, and what it will mean for renters and landlords.

Scott talks with Congressman Greg Landsman about the ongoing DHS shutdown. Also Kerry Lutz explains why you want to think twice before using a public parking app. Finally Bobby Slattery gives an update on the future of the THC beverage industry in Ohio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott talks with Congressman Greg Landsman about the ongoing DHS shutdown. Also Kerry Lutz explains why you want to think twice before using a public parking app. Finally Bobby Slattery gives an update on the future of the THC beverage industry in Ohio.

Are you getting ripped off when you pay for public parking? Scott is joined by Kerry Lutz to explain the trouble with using public parking apps.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are you getting ripped off when you pay for public parking? Scott is joined by Kerry Lutz to explain the trouble with using public parking apps.

Scott discusses the Ohio THC drink ban with Scotty Hunter of Urban Artifact. Also Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer talks about the new three strike law for Kentucky renters. Finally Councilmember Jeffery Cramerding explains his vote on the Riverbend funding proposal.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott discusses the Ohio THC drink ban with Scotty Hunter of Urban Artifact. Also Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer talks about the new three strike law for Kentucky renters. Finally Councilmember Jeffery Cramerding explains his vote on the Riverbend funding proposal.

If you rent in Kentucky, under a new law, you could get kicked out of your dwelling if the cops are called on you three times. Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer joins Scott to discuss how this law is being enforced.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you rent in Kentucky, under a new law, you could get kicked out of your dwelling if the cops are called on you three times. Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer joins Scott to discuss how this law is being enforced.

Scott talks with Councilmember Anna Albi about her vote to give $8 million to the Cincinnati Symphony. Also attorney Steve Goodin breaks down the Afroman verdict. Finally Ohio Senator Steve Huffman defends the Assembly's decision to end THC drinks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott talks with Councilmember Anna Albi about her vote to give $8 million to the Cincinnati Symphony. Also attorney Steve Goodin breaks down the Afroman verdict. Finally Ohio Senator Steve Huffman defends the Assembly's decision to end THC drinks.

Scott talks to councilmember Anna Albi about why she voted to give the Cincinnati Symphony $8 million, when the city is running a deficit and repairs are taking a back seat.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.