Podcasts about Scoot

Scoot breaks down a controversial UFC fight on the white house lawn and explains why it shouldn't be getting so much hate. And he touches on the rest of what will be a big sports weekend.

Scoot reacts to rumblings that Louisiana Senator John Kennedy will run for president in 2028. And he thinks he has a chance to win.

In hour 1, Scoot looks ahead to a huge weekend in sports as the U.S men's national soccer team kicks off world cup play and the Knicks look for their 1st NBA title since 1973. He also touches on some controversial comments from US Secretary of state Marco Rubio around an upcoming UFC fight on the white house lawn. Plus, why pride and pride month are engrained in New Orleans' culture.

In hour 2, Scoot addresses a rumor involving Louisiana Senator John Kennedy running for president and explains how he might actually have a shot to win. Plus, he defends Taylor Swift (a legitimate Knicks fan) from her haters, explains why a controversial UFC fight on the Whitehouse lawn could end up being a success, and more!

In Hour 3, Scoot recaps what's been an embarrassing handling of the old Six Flags sight in New Orleans East. We also hear from some excited Knicks fans, as their team is one win away from an NBA title. And Scoot talks about the unique nature of the world cup, as the U.S men's national team looks to make a run and unify the nation through sports.

It's a free for all Friday! Scoot looks ahead to a huge weekend in sports as the U.S men's national soccer team kicks off world cup play and the Knicks look for their 1st NBA title since 1973. Plus, he explains why pride and pride month are engrained in New Orleans' culture. Also, Scoot addresses a rumor involving Louisiana Senator John Kennedy running for president and explains how he might actually have a shot to win. Plus, he defends Taylor Swift (a legitimate Knicks fan) from her haters and explains why a controversial UFC fight on the Whitehouse lawn could end up being a success. In addition, Scoot recaps what's been an embarrassing handling of the old Six Flags sight in New Orleans East. And he gives his final thoughts on the past week in local and national politics.

Duncan, Eddie and Lee return with another episode of Shoot and Scoot, the Flames of War, Checkpoint Charlie and Team Yankee wargaming podcast. This episode we talk about what we have been painting and then continue our look at "Liberation of Italy" with Ze Germans.

In hour 1, Scoot has a present for Coleman and Ian to kick off the show! He also discusses why road rage is so prevalent in Louisiana and why getting THAT mad is never worth it.

In Hour 2, Scoot talks about why the Epstein files are NOT going away anytime soon after a motion against Donald Trump in a lawsuit. Also, Scoot recalls a road rage incident from his past and why he was scared for his life. Plus, the latest on the controversial UFC fight on white house lawn, the Middle East bracing for SERIOUS escalation in US' war with Iran, and more!

In hour 3, Scoot and Courtney P recap a tragic night for the Spurs in the NBA finals last night. Is it time t just give the Knicks the trophy already? He also continues the conversation around road rage in Louisiana, touches on the latest news from the US' war with Iran, and more!

On today's show, Michelle from Midcity joined Scoot to discuss a road rage incident she had. Why is this so common in Louisiana?

As a recent study ranks Louisiana as the third-worst US state for road rage, Scoot recaps a scary incident he recently had.

On today's show, Scoot discusses why road rage is so prevalent in Louisiana and why getting THAT mad is never worth it. Scoot has a present for Coleman and Ian to kick off the show! He also discusses why road rage is so prevalent in Louisiana and why getting THAT mad is never worth it.

00:00 Intro01:13 Taiwan Drills: Rockets Fired Into Waters Facing China02:00 Drill Features HIMARS System 'Shoot-and-Scoot' Ability03:03 China Sent Ships Near Taiwan Several Times This Month03:54 Hegseth Addresses Cuba Tensions While at Guantanamo Bay05:47 No Mention of Denuclearization as Xi Wraps North Korea Visit06:35 China, North Korea Uphold ‘Anti-US Spirit'07:34 EU, South Korea Sign Sweeping Digital Trade Pact08:36 2 Chinese Nationals Convicted in South Korea Naval Spy Case09:16 Palau Seeks Closer US, Japan Ties Amid China Pressure10:37 Marco Rubio's One-Character Ticket to Beijing14:58 Microsoft Lays Off Hundreds of Employees in China: Report15:52 The 610 Office: Behind the Persecution of Falun Gong in China17:57 Viewers React to 'Unbroken: The Untold Story of Shen Yun'

Hour 3: The sound of the calliope from the Riverboat Natchez is the siren of New Orleans full 2147 Mon, 08 Jun 2026 21:02:57 +0000 fD0R5SvD8YfaaXJM93Qa8DQ76pYRGcxv news The Scoot Show with Scoot news Hour 3: The sound of the calliope from the Riverboat Natchez is the siren of New Orleans Where politics and pop culture meet your opinions!   © 2026 Audacy, Inc. News https:

In hour 1, Scoot says why a new law regulating balloon releases is good for the environment! He also discusses why both podcaster Bobby Couvillion and St Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith are BOTH out of line in their fight in court. And he talks about how tax dollars should be distributed among all the parishes when funding something like a stadium.

In Hour three, Scoot talks modern dating! He talks about why it's very different than in past decades. And should a man pay for every date? He also explains why being direct with your partner is a MUST in modern dating, and more!

In Hour two, Scoot teaches Coleman how to tie a tie live on air! Plus, he discusses a new Sugary drink from Crumbl making headlines for borderline-dangerous sugar amounts. And Donald Trump seen sleeping during meetings is embarrassing, just like it was for Biden!

In Hour 1, Scoot discusses Trump Derangement Syndrome and how prevalent it is two years into his presidency. He also talks about an unorthodox policy around break tags in the state of Louisiana. Plus, he discusses the news of St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith turning himself into police. In hour two, Scoot breaks down the Randy Smith news and what's to come next for the disgraced St Tammany Parish Sherriff. He also gets into why public officials need to handle constructive criticism and the consequences of social media, as illustrated in this case. Plus, we meet our new producer Mario Jerez, Spanish radio voice of the Saints. In Hour 3, Scoot responds to some texts and continues the dialogue around a dangerously sugary drink that is being pushed. He also breaks down the latest in the Randy Smith case, debates if the upcoming UFC fight on the white house lawn is ethical, and more!

In Hour 3, Scoot responds to some texts and continues the dialogue around a dangerously sugary drink that is being pushed. He also breaks down the latest in the Randy Smith case, debates if the upcoming UFC fight on the white house lawn is ethical, and more!

In hour two, Scoot breaks down the Randy Smith news and what's to come next for the disgraced St Tammany Parish Sherriff. He also gets into why public officials need to handle constructive criticism and the consequences of social media, as illustrated in this case. Plus, we meet our new producer Mario Jerez, Spanish radio voice of the Saints.

In Hour 1, Scoot discusses Trump Derangement Syndrome and how prevalent it is two years into his presidency. He also talks about an unorthodox policy around break tags in the state of Louisiana. Plus, he discusses the news of St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Randy Smith turning himself into police. And Scoot talks about a new study that says watching sports could be good for elderly people's mental health.

Scoot shares stories about his past encounters with the inspiring San Antonio Spurs' David Robinson.

This hour, Scoot talks about Vanilla Ice saying he'd perform for the Freedom 250 concert and shares stories about his encounters with David Robinson of the San Antonio Spurs.

On today's show, Scoot talks about Vanilla Ice saying he'd perform for the Freedom 250 concert and shares stories about his encounters with David Robinson of the San Antonio Spurs. Also, The White House's pressure campaign against critics keeps raising serious questions about free speech in America. Is freedom of speech really under attack right now, and are we doing enough to protect it when the target is someone we don't like? Finally, Martina McBride, Bret Michaels, The Commodores, Morris Day, Young MC, and other artists have pulled out of the Freedom 250 concert series after saying they believed it was supposed to be a nonpartisan celebration of America's 250th birthday, not a Trump-linked political event. Who's left to play the party now, and what does it say when even nostalgia acts don't want to get dragged into the politics of 2026?

Duncan, Eddie and Lee return with another episode of Shoot and Scoot, the Flames of War, Checkpoint Charlie and Team Yankee wargaming podcast. This episode we talk about what we have been painting and the start our look at "Liberation of Italy" by looking at the USA and British Sections

BONUS: 'More fragile than we thought:' Great Lakes has 'forbidden soup,' while Dead Sea goes dangerously low full 1540 Thu, 28 May 2026 18:22:52 +0000 hIudlKVpGnMusjgXQxAEgKIqEFwI7Xzx news The Scoot Show with Scoot news BONUS: 'More fragile than we thought:' Great Lakes has 'forbidden soup,' while Dead Sea goes dangerously low Where politics and pop culture meet your opinions!   © 2026 Audacy, Inc. News

Shortly after President Trump's National Economic Council director bragged about the strength of the economy, new numbers showed consumer confidence dropped in May. How is your consumer confidence right now? Are you still spending normally, or have you cut back on restaurants, travel, groceries, or bigger purchases? Then, Scoot asks if we should be concerned about the personal relationships of elected officials.

Send Studio Toot 'n Scoot a Text Message!We hang with actor and filmmaker Devin Montgomery and dig into how he stops waiting for permission, builds Monsters Within from a personal core, and learns every step of the indie film process by doing the work. We also spiral into community talk, post-production realities, and the kind of chaotic side segments that keep our brains broken in the best way. • Devin's Air Force upbringing and how it shapes discipline and creativity • Starting acting later, training hard, and turning auditions into momentum • The 2020 reset and the decision to create instead of waiting • The origin of Monsters Within and using horror to explore PTSD and trauma • Making shorts and features with tiny crews, limited locations, and real constraints • Dealing with flaky collaborators, protecting integrity, and finishing what you start • Film festival politics, building an audience, and landing streaming distribution • What makes a horror movie work, fear on screen vs fear in your head • Tulsa vs OKC film community and why supportive networks matter • Post-production lessons on sound, foley, color grading, storage, and workflow • AI visualization tools, gear rabbit holes, and staying ready with classes and stunts • Toilet talks and TikTok talent show reactions that go completely off the rails Like subscribe Comment Visit BlendersEyewear.com and use the code: LUWF at check out to receive a sweet 16% discount on your total purchase price! They have many styles, colors, and even winter gear such as goggles and beanies to choose from. Blenders also make a fantastic stocking surprise for the upcoming winter holidays!Use code: LUWF at blenderseyewear.com for a 16% discount and PROTECT YOUR PEEPERS! Make sure to follow us on most social media platforms:Shane Harges Comedy on Facebook and Youtubes and @shaneharges on Insta and TikTok!Also bookmark shaneharges.com in your favorite web browser!Support the show

On today's show, was Gov. Landry's trip to Greenland successful? You may hear that it was successful for Landry and his people, but there is another side to the story that Scoot shares with you. Lower Decatur businesses have been buried behind construction fences for months, so this Sunday they're throwing a "Defend Decatur" block party with tons of great bands. Kirk Estopinal from Cane & Table and Steve Smith from Turtle Bay join Scoot to talk about the event, the impact on businesses, and why this stretch of the Quarter still matters. What's your favorite spot on Lower Decatur, and are you making a point to support local businesses during construction chaos? Also, Scoot talks about the $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" that was established by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a settlement agreement to resolve a $10 billion civil lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump and his sons against the Internal Revenue Service over the unauthorized leak of his tax records, which is said to be intended to pay off those pardoned from the January 6 insurrection. Finally, this is Memorial Day Weekend, a weekend when Americans go to the beach or have BBQs or crawfish boils. But it's also a time to remember and pay tribute to the men and women who died serving our country. What should every parent tell their kids about Memorial Day Weekend? And do you think we're so far removed from a World War and the Cold War that we've forgotten how much we owe those who died fighting for our nation?

John Neisler, who stars as King Lear in "King Lear" at New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane, joins Scoot to talk about the fast-paced, ensemble-driven take on Shakespeare's tragedy of power, family, betrayal, and madness.

Lower Decatur businesses have been buried behind construction fences for months, so this Sunday they're throwing a "Defend Decatur" block party with tons of great bands. Kirk Estopinal from Cane & Table and Steve Smith from Turtle Bay join Scoot to talk about the event, the impact on businesses, and why this stretch of the Quarter still matters. What's your favorite spot on Lower Decatur, and are you making a point to support local businesses during construction chaos? Also, Scoot talks about the $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" that was established by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of a settlement agreement to resolve a $10 billion civil lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump and his sons against the Internal Revenue Service over the unauthorized leak of his tax records, which is said to be intended to pay off those pardoned from the January 6 insurrection.

Lower Decatur businesses have been buried behind construction fences for months, so this Sunday they're throwing a "Defend Decatur" block party with tons of great bands. Kirk Estopinal from Cane & Table and Steve Smith from Turtle Bay join Scoot to talk about the event, the impact on businesses, and why this stretch of the Quarter still matters. What's your favorite spot on Lower Decatur, and are you making a point to support local businesses during construction chaos?

Was Gov. Landry's trip to Greenland successful? You may hear that it was successful for Landry and his people, but there is another side to the story that Scoot shares with you. Also, Scoot continues his discussion about the confusion of the rules about making right turns during a red light.

This hour, Scoot continues the conversation about how the City of New Orleans is working on synchronizing traffic lights. Scoot also talks about the Department of Justice (DOJ) establishing a $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" as part of a settlement to resolve President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS. Announced on May 18, 2026, the settlement has sparked intense public controversy because Trump administration officials refuse to rule out using the taxpayer-backed fund to issue financial payouts to January 6, 2021, Capitol rioters.

This hour, Scoot continues the conversation about how the City of New Orleans is working on synchronizing traffic lights. Scoot also talks about the Department of Justice (DOJ) establishing a $1.776 billion "Anti-Weaponization Fund" as part of a settlement to resolve President Donald Trump's $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS. Announced on May 18, 2026, the settlement has sparked intense public controversy because Trump administration officials refuse to rule out using the taxpayer-backed fund to issue financial payouts to January 6, 2021, Capitol rioters.

This hour, Scoot talks about Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's trip to Greenland as President Trump's special envoy and the possible end to the Daylight Saving Time change.

This hour, Scoot has a discussion about being bullied at school and how it may play a part in shaping who you are as an adult.

This hour, Scoot talks about the friendliness of Trader Joe's employees and a furry convention. Also, today is Susan Cowsill's birthday.

On today's show, Scoot talks about Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry's trup to Greednland as President Trump's special envoy. Then, Scoot has a discussion about being bullied at school and how it may play a part in shaping who you are as an adult.

RFK, Jr.'s plans to reduce the use of antidepressants are part of the “Make America Healthy Again” campaign. Kennedy wants to establish new guidelines for prescribing antidepressants. The problem is - Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is NOT a doctor - he is a lawyer.

This hour, Scoot shares his thoughts on 11-year incumbent U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy finishing third in Saturday's closed Louisiana primary election. Also, Scoot talks about a California track meet putting the debate over trans athletes in girls' sports back in the spotlight.

This hour, Scoot talks about Franklin Graham making headlines declaring that America is "morally rotten" and "completely sick with sin" during the Rededicate 250 prayer event.

This hour, Scoot asks the WWL listeners what's their favorite biopic based on a musical artist.

On today's show, Scoot shares his thoughts on 11-year incumbent U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy finishing third in Saturday's closed Louisiana primary election. Also, Scoot talks about a California track meet putting the debate over trans athletes in girls' sports back in the spotlight, Franklin Graham making headlines declaring that America is "morally rotten" and "completely sick with sin" during the Rededicate 250 prayer event.

On today's show, Scoot talks about the New Orleans Saints making their international debut in October when they play the Pittsburgh Steelers in Paris, France, and the massive swarms of termites. Then, Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana Billy Nungesser joins Scoot to explain what's going on with the old Confederate monuments that were taken down by the city of New Orleans all those years ago. Also, Scoot talks about Mayor LaToya Cantrell's defense team fighting to keep new evidence out of her federal fraud case involving her former bodyguard Jeffrey Vappie.

We'll get a look into a somewhat secret tradition – The Jazz Fest triathlon – and hear about this year's hunting season. Mushroom hunting, that is. Featuring audio from Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

We'll get a look into a somewhat secret tradition – The Jazz Fest triathlon – and hear about this year's hunting season. Mushroom hunting, that is. Featuring audio from Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

This week, we're starting off in the world of tech with the story of a woman who had artificial intelligence plan her European vacation and how dolphins have been used in warfare. Then, we'll get a look into a somewhat secret tradition – The JazzFest triathlon – and hear about this year's hunting season. Mushroom hunting, that is. Featuring audio from: The Dave Glover Show out of KMX in St. Louis, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.

This week, we're starting off in the world of tech with the story of a woman who had artificial intelligence plan her European vacation and how dolphins have been used in warfare. Then, we'll get a look into a somewhat secret tradition – The JazzFest triathlon – and hear about this year's hunting season. Mushroom hunting, that is. Featuring audio from: The Dave Glover Show out of KMX in St. Louis, the Dana & Parks Show out of KMBZ in Kansas City, Scoot out of WWL in New Orleans and WWJ Newsradio in Detroit.