The Scoot Show with Scoot

This week, we're getting nostalgic. We're headed to a photography museum, a toy museum, retro pizza joints and more. We'll also sit in on an interview with Jon Taffer of the long-running series "Bar Rescue", now entering its 10th season. Featuring audio from Own the Road with Kelly and Bob out of KRLD 1080 in Dallas, the Dana & Parks show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Drivetime with DeRusha out of WCCO News Talk in Minneapolis and KNX News in Los Angeles.

An important and personal update from Scoot; City Park is getting a big glow-up; Where is Pops Fountain, anyway? Is it still there? New Orleans' problem is that we've got too many crabs

Part of the problem with New Orleans' being stuck in the past and underdeveloped is that some people would just rather nothing good happen if they can't be a part of it

City Park doesn't get enough credit for being as fantastic an amenity as it is - and big improvements are coming. What memories do you have there?

Scoot explains why he will be missing 4-6 weeks of work - and why if you are experiencing chronic fatigue, shortness of breath or other symptoms you should see a doctor like he did

WWL Louisiana Medical Reporter Meg Farris explains more about Scoot's upcoming heart surgery, and what others can learn from his experience

Scoot has some big news to share about something happening in his personal life - and might be happening in yours too

KRISTI NOEM OUT AT DHS; Who is gonna peel all these crawfish? Not Americans, no sir; Trump and the GOP are knives out for LEGAL immigration, too; Presidents need to be OK with the media reporting on war deaths; What's the point of getting married, anyway?

Cam Newtown has 9 kids but says he's staying single because marriage is a trap. Is he right? What are the reasons for one to be married nowadays, anyway?

What did President Trump think was going to happen? By his own admission, death is part of war, so why is he so bent out of shape about reporters reporting?

Hegseth and Leavitt have had it up to HERE with pesky reporters telling the American public that six US servicemembers died in Operation Epic Fury

Iran's attacks aren't just attacks on US allies and interests anymore - the entire region is having to swat down missiles, rescue sailors and more as Operation Epic Fury burns on

Kristi Noem is out as DHS Secretary and plenty of conservatives are joining liberals in celebrating the end of her disastrous run

Hot off the presses, President Trump has fired Kristi Noem and appointed Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin to replace her. Within moments, the average IQ of the US Senate jumped 10 points

Why is China beating the U.S. in electric vehicle production and innovation? Here's why. Plus, a professor discusses preparing students for an AI future and we learn about the country's biggest owl festival, where everyone is urged to come on down and 'have a hoot.'

On today's show, Scoot continues his talks and discussions about the U.S. attacks on Iran. Then, Scoot talks about a deckhand from the show "Deadliest Catch" perishing while doing his job. The incident prompts Scoot to ask what some of the most dangerous jobs are. Also, Scoot asks who's the best frontman in Rock n' Roll. Nicole Dorignac also joins Scoot to talk about the vehicle that ran into the Dorignac's store.

This hour, Scoot asks who's the best frontman in Rock n' Roll.

This hour, Scoot talks about a deckhand from the show "Deadliest Catch" perishing while doing his job. The incident prompts Scoot to ask what some of the most dangerous jobs are.

Scoot asks what are some of the most dangerous jobs.

This hour, Scoot continues his talks and discussions about the U.S. attacks on Iran. Then, Nicole Dorignac joins Scoot to talk about the vehicle that ran into the Dorignac's store.

Nicole Dorignac joins Scoot to talk about the vehicle that ran into the Dorignac's store.

White House's hand was forced into bombing Iran, according to White House; Hey maybe we're getting an office shower; Georgia high school shooter's Dad convicted on his kids' murder charges; Anti-war left finds themselves in alignment with North Korea, Russia; What's the Greatest Rock Song of all time?

Entertainment Tonight has named their pick for the Greatest Rock Song of All Time. We have thoughts about it - and apparently, so do you, too!

Turns out "shoot first, ask questions later" doesn't guarantee you have good answers when it comes time to answer the questions

Marco Rubio and Mike Johnson were on-message when they told reporters that they had to strike Iran because Israel was gonna do it first, forcing our hand. Then, Trump says, no, that's not what happened. Nice

At times when our country is at war with another country - we should put politics aside and support the President of the United States. But under the current political climate in America that is much easier said than done.

Colin Gray was convicted by a Georgia jury after his 13 year old son shot up his school. Is it the beginning of a new era of accountability for family members when their kids commit gun crimes?

We're at war with Iran - what comes next? What's the vibe shift on an aircraft carrier when war breaks out? Is the tail wagging the dog? Who is REALLY paying for the war against Iran? Can someone make Shia LaBeouf go away already?

Trump and Hegseth are both reading from the same page, trying to assure Americans that this attack on Iran won't become a drawn out conflict with no good options for exit

Most Americans do not approve of the administration's actions in the Middle East, and it's hard to see how those numbers are going to go anywhere but down

After he got loaded and picked a few fights over Mardi Gras, actor Shia LaBeouf is having a moment - but we shouldn't have to put up with his shenanigans here

Yes, the US and Iran are the ones doing the bombing runs - but lot of other countries in the Middle East have a lot on the line when it comes to Iran. Who is really calling the shots?

What impact will the war on Iran have on the 2026 midterms? How will 2028 hopefuls sort themselves out over this contentious issue? Dr. Bo Kabala from Tarleton State University has more

The US and Israel struck Iran over the weekend, killing the Supreme Leader and effectively decapitating the regime. Is this going to get worse before it gets better? Could it become another quagmire like Vietnam or Iraq?

This week, we're diving into one of our favorite topics, aliens. While extraterrestrial life is often thought of as a sort of fringe topic, two U.S. presidents have recently been talking about them, so we had to get in on the fun. We're also going to get a bit darker than usual this week with some talk about death. Featuring audio from WWJ Newsradio, Tommy Tucker out of WWL and the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ.

This week, we're going to discuss a new study that suggests grunge rock icon Kurt Cobain didn't die by suicide, but that he was murdered. Before we get to the Cobain case we'll also listen in on an interview with an official with Leavenworth County Attorney Todd Thompson. He spoke to Audacy about a heartbreaking case where a mother was found guilty of manslaughter of her 25-day-old baby. And, to start we have some updates to high profile cases – the Nick Reiner and Nancy Guthrie cases – as well a murder investigation underway in the Bay Area. Featuring audio from KNX News in Los Angeles, WBEN News & Talk in Buffalo, KCBS Radio in the Bay Area, the Dana & Parks show out of KMBZ in Kansas City and Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans.

Why can't we see Hillary Clinton's Epstein testimony? No free speech for Robert DeNiro, apparently; Bill O'Reilly is back and is a big snowflake; Some people just can't understand what they are hearing; David in Covington is on a low vibration today; What's it like dating in New Orleans?

A new list of the best dating cities in America is out - how does New Orleans rank, and what's it like to try to find a mate in the Crescent City?

Robert DeNiro said something about Trump on MS-NOW that Bill O'Reilly didn't like so now he thinks DeNiro should catch a charge

Hillary Clinton wrapped up testimony to the House Oversight Committee yesterday, to tell them what she knew about Jeffrey Epstein and when. But why wasn't the media there?

Does it matter if politicians cheat on their spouses? Often the most moralizing politicians are the least moral; Is it possible to lead the nation if your own spouse can't trust you? The GOP Senate Primary in Texas is weird and getting weirder; Comer's committee wants the truth about Epstein - just not from Trump

Don't know who needs to hear it, but just because one politicians may have assaulted a minor doesn't mean anyone else is off the hook for cheating on their wife