The Scoot Show with Scoot

Paul Lagrange, host of WWL "Home Improvement Show," joins Ian Hoch to talk about the filters hiding in washing machines, dishwashers, refrigerators, HVAC systems, range hoods, and more: where they are, how often you should clean them, and how much damage you can do by ignoring them.

This hour, Ian Hoch is joined by Dr. Claudia Riegel, Director of the City of New Orleans Mosquito, Termite, and Rodent Control Board, to talk about what we can do around our own homes to ward off pests and how New Orleans tries to stay one step ahead of the pests that would gladly take the whole place back if we gave them half a chance.

This hour, Ian Hoch speaks with Pearson Cross, Professor of Political Science at ULM, to break down the latest in the redistricting arms race, what Louisiana v. Callais could mean for the state’s congressional map and that majority-Black district, and what the early midterm polling is telling us about the mood of the country.

Pearson Cross, Professor of Political Science at ULM, joins Ian Hoch to break down the latest in the redistricting arms race, what Louisiana v. Callais could mean for the state’s congressional map and that majority-Black district, and what the early midterm polling is telling us about the mood of the country.

On today's show, Ian Hoch is joined by Aaron Angelo of Crescent City Designs to talk about the work that’s been catching people’s attention on Reddit, Etsy, and all over town. From his signature birdhouses to other pieces that tap into the city’s humor, style, and personality, his art has a way of getting people to stop, laugh, and look twice. Then, Ian has on Keith Spera, a music Journalist from...

Ian Hoch, WWL News Reporter "Endless" Joe Cardosi, and Coleman select fictional characters to achieve specific tasks in the 2026 Fictional Character Mock Mock Draft.

This hour, Ian Hoch has on Keith Spera, Music Journalist from NOLA.com, to break down the can’t-miss acts, the new stuff you might overlook, and what’s worth eating at Jazz Fest.

Jazz Fest is here, and if you’re staring at that massive schedule wondering what actually matters, Keith Spera, a music journalist from NOLA.com, joins Ian Hoch to break down the can’t-miss acts, the new stuff you might overlook, what’s worth eating, and where the real party starts after the gates close.

This hour, Ian Hoch is joined by Aaron Angelo of Crescent City Designs to talk about the work that’s been catching people’s attention on Reddit, Etsy, and all over town. From his signature birdhouses to other pieces that tap into the city’s humor, style, and personality, his art has a way of getting people to stop, laugh, and look twice.

Aaron Angelo of Crescent City Designs joins Ian Hoch to talk about the work that’s been catching people’s attention on Reddit, Etsy, and all over town. From his signature birdhouses to other pieces that tap into the city’s humor, style, and personality, his art has a way of getting people to stop, laugh, and look twice.

Jobs, all the nitty gritty, but not boring - We dive into nostalgia with the best summer job you ever had, romance with how jobs factor into your future loves, and with the question ... Where have all the skilled workers gone?

On today's show, Ian Hoch shares his thoughts on the redistricting of Virginia being approved. Then, Allene La Spina, Executive Director of Bike Easy, joins the show to talk about why it feels so dangerous just to walk or bike through New Orleans. Also, Ian talks about President Trump signing an order to speed up research and review of psychedelic drugs like LSD and ibogaine for veterans with PTSD...

Go with us into communities as they celebrate Earth Day, and learn from a Tulane professor why even after the Strait of Hormuz opens up for real, it'll take a bit for gas prices to come down.

This hour, Ian Hoch talks about President Trump signing an order to speed up research and review of psychedelic drugs like LSD and ibogaine for veterans with PTSD, depression, and addiction, and suddenly a topic that used to live on the fringe is sitting in the middle of federal policy.

Ian Hoch talks about President Trump signing an order to speed up research and review of psychedelic drugs like LSD and ibogaine for veterans with PTSD, depression, and addiction, and suddenly a topic that used to live on the fringe is sitting in the middle of federal policy.

This hour, Ian Hoch drops the 2 o'clock News Bomb, continues to talk about the redistricting of Virginia, and the State of Louisiana putting a tax on electric vehicle owners.

Ian drops the 2' O Clock News bomb and talks about the Iran peace talks, Devin Nunes leaving Trump's media company, and upgrading Air Traffic Control.

This hour, Ian Hoch shares his thoughts on the redistricting of Virginia being approved. Then, Allene La Spina, Executive Director of Bike Easy, joins the show to talk about why it feels so dangerous just to walk or bike through New Orleans.

Why does it still feel so dangerous just to walk or bike through this city? Help is on the way! The City Council has now approved a major Safe Streets for All plan, with a goal of cutting traffic deaths in half by 2031 and eliminating them by 2041. That means real money, real corridor upgrades, and finally some urgency. Allene La Spina, Executive Director of Bike Easy, joins Ian Hoch to talk about...

Ian Hoch shares his thoughts on Virginia redistricting, in the latest battle in the gerrymander wars

On today's show, Ian Hoch speaks with Char Miller, environmental historian & professor at Pomona College, about the Trump administration saying it’s “restructuring” the U.S. Forest Service. Also, Ian Hoch drops the 2 O'clock News Bomb and talks about the supposed Iran "peace talks" that could or could not be happening, maybe. Then, Ian asks if there's any music your children have introduced you to...

Ian Hoch talks about the barrage of weird flavor combinations continues to hit grocery shelves. Then, Dr. Corey Hebert, LSU Health New Orleans, joins Ian to discuss the norovirus.

Everybody says norovirus is everywhere right now, but is this really some huge outbreak, or just the annual stomach-bug blitz tearing through homes, schools, offices, and restaurants all at once? Why does this thing spread so fast, and why are we still so bad at basic contagious-illness etiquette? Dr. Corey Hebert, LSU Health New Orleans, joins Ian Hoch to talk about it.

Ian Hoch drops the 2 O'clock News Bomb and talks about the supposed Iran "peace talks" that could or could not be happening, maybe. Then, Ian asks if there's any music your children have introduced you to that you enjoy.

Ian Hoch drops the 2 O'clock News Bomb and talks that the supposed Iran "peace talks" that could or could not be happening, maybe.