Scott Sloan On Demand: Recent Episodes
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Scott discusses the plea deal reached with Steve Raleigh's son and how it came about with attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also Curt Rich explains how to save money on your energy bill. Finally Steve Goodin tells why the Connected Communities plan is a failure.
Tiff joins Scott to break down the interesting turn her Naples vacation took, and her favorite moments from the Super Bowl.
How can you save money on your energy bills every month? Better insulation in your home could lower energy use and save you money, and the government could help! However how much longer these tax breaks will be around is uncertain. Curt Rich joins Scott to discuss why now is the time to properly insulate your home.
Scott breaks down the Eagles big win in Super Bowl LIX last night. Also Nazis held a demonstration in Lincoln Heights over the weekend. Deronce Daniels from the Lincoln Heights City Council breaks down if laws were broken and the next steps for citizen safety in Lincoln Heights. Finally Talal AlSaleem, in for Julie Hattershire on Mental Health Monday, discusses what couples should do during the rough times in a relationship.
Over the weekend, a group of Neo-Nazis took over a bridge over I-75 in what appeared to be a demonstration. As details of the event begin to emerge, Scott talks with Lincoln Heights Councilmember Deronce Daniels about what happened and what the next steps are to to protect the citizens of Lincoln Heights.
Sloan previews Super Bowl LIX with Dan Hoard, Austin Elmore, and Will Ganss. Also what streaming prices will look like in 2025 with CNET's Kourtnee Jackson. Finally Allie Martin lost her wallet! That is the focal point of this week's Local Loop.
Planning to stream and cut the cord in 2025? Scott brings on CNET's Kourtnee Jackson to preview prices for all the streaming services in 2025.
Scott discusses the legal issues around ghost guns with Edwin Walker. Also Ohio Senator Bill Blessing discusses raising the gambling tax to help pay for stadium upgrades around Ohio. Finally Karin Johnson has the details behind the capture of the burglars who robbed Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow.
Scott and Tiff discuss all things Super Bowl LIX including the best Super Bowl Halftime Shows of all time.
The men who robbed the house of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow while he was in Dallas playing on Monday Night Football. have been caught. Scott talks with WLWT's Karin Johnson about how the culprits where found, and how they were able to pull off these crimes.
Scott talks with organizers of the Mardi Gras for Homeless Kids about this year's event. Also Denise Driehaus explains the importance behind finding a developer for lot 24 at the Banks. Finally retired Chief Warrant Officer Elizabeth McCormick breaks down what happened in the DC crash last week.
What is truely to blame for the crash involving an American Airlines flight and an Army Blackhawk helicopeter? Was it DEI, or was control tower staffing the issue? Scott talks with retired Army Blackhawk pilot Chief Warrant Officer Elizabeth McCormick about what really happened.
Scott discusses ICE raids with Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny. Also Josh Quinn from Boone County Distilling explains how the Trump tariffs could affect the bourbon industry. Dom Miserandino explains how those tariffs will affect the economy at large. Finally Sara recaps the Grammys.
Scott talks with Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny about when ICE raids could hit Cincinnati, and what is happening in the aftermath of Winter Storm Blair.
Scott discusses the changes to legal marijuana that the Ohio Assembly is proposing with state Senator Steve Huffman. Also Veronique DeRugy explains what the Trump tariffs will do to your portfolio. Finally John Horvat discusses the rise of fake Christians.
Ohio voters made their voices heard and legalized marijuana for recreational use. Why then, is the Ohio Assembly trying to change what the voters approved? Scott talks with Ohio Senator Steve Huffman to find out what the Assembly is changing, and why they are going against the will of the people.
Scott discusses the crash at Reagan International airport with Congressman Greg Landsman. Also Austin and Scott try to figure out how to fix the Pro Bowl. Finally Pallavi Alawalla explains how ICE raids and deportations work.
Scott talks with the Congressman from the Ohio 1st district Greg Landsman about the Wednesday's American Airlines crash at Reagan International Airport, and the Trump administration response to it.
Scott talks with 700 WLW's Director of Imaging Scott Stanley about his long career creating a lot of the promos and commercials aired on the Big One over the years as he heads into retirement. Also Captain Ken Reider breaks down what he thinks happened as a passenger jet collided with an Army helicopter last night outside of DC's Reagan International Airport. Finally Tiff is by for a quick three things.
Scott and Tiff discuss the West Side Sign Wars and who the big winners will be at this weekend's Grammy Awards.
Late last night, an American Airlines flight collided with an Army Black Hawk Helicopter at Reagan International Airport killing 67 people including members of the US Olympic Figure Skating team. Scott talks with Captain Ken Reider who used to fly this very route for American Airlines about what might have happened.
Scott talks with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys about the controversy around the city's snow response. Also tech CEO Chris Nyhuis tells us what we need to know about DeepSeek AI. Finally Brad Meltzer explains what you should expect from the declassified JFK files.
Scott is joined by career expert Julie Bauke about what you need to know if your employer is offering you an early out or early retirement.
Scott looks back on the space shuttle Challenger explosion with Kevin Cook. Also Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum clears up the dangers behind vaccines. Finally Sheila Gray from FOX 19 joins Scott to promote this years Mardi Gras for Homeless Kids.
Scott and Tiff debate office email etiquette, a Red on the cover of this year's MLB The Show, and the next act to perform at TQL Stadium.
Scott discusses the battle to prevent a tall office building being built in Hyde Park with activist Doug Barnaclo. Also Lieutenant John Donovan explains how local media helps serve the community with a story about a need woman getting a new furnace thanks to a local station. Finally SI's James Rapien previews the Super Bowl with both teams now decided.
Scott gets an update on the Daniel Carter Beard bridge progress, and discusses what Trump's 90 day pause on government programs means for the Brent Spence Bridge project from Mark Policinski, CEO of OKI.
Scott discusses the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also Alicia Reece breaks down the the status of the Paycor Stadium lease negotiations.
Scott talks with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece about the break down in talks with the Bengals around the Paycor Stadium lease.
Scott asks Derek Bullen why wealth is looked at as evil? Also David Holt from the Consumer Energy Alliance discusses the energy price outlook under Donald Trump. Finally the voice of the Reds Tommy Thrall joins Sloan from the Reds Caravan to preview this upcoming season.
Scott and Tiff break down which act will be coming to Paycor Stadium. Will it be Beyoncé? The Weekend? Or another rock legend? Also Tiff tries to explain why your street not being plowed is not the city of Cincinnati's fault
Scott talks with Dan Clare from Disabled American Veterans about an upcoming event. Also John Ketcham from the Manhattan Institute explains why students should not have phones in class. Finally Loren Seehase discusses America being back in the liquid natural gas business.
Scott discusses how schools should handle students and cell phones. John Ketcham from the Manhattan Institute explains why limiting cell phone use during school hours is better for learning and student mental health.
Dan Carroll is in for Sloan breaking down everything from the inauguration of Donald Trump and Day 1 of the new administration. Also a special edition of the Snort Report with Sara Elyse.
Ken Broo subs in for Sloanie on this MLK/Inauguration Day. Ken talks Biden's pardons with Dr. Frank Sorrentino, American security on the southern border with Michael Letts, the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas with David Reuben as well as the CFP National Championship with Bill Bender.
Ken Broo fills in for Scott Sloan discussing the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal, the cost of college tuition, what the early Trump agenda looks like, and the latest with the TikTok ban.
Ken discusses what the early priorities will be in the Trump administration's first few days. Also how big box hospitals are negatively affecting healthcare, and what is the solution for illegal immigration.
Scott discusses the city's snow removal response and where they have failed with Councilmember Seth Walsh. Also Dane Donovan discusses how to keep your car running in the cold, as well as why the city should avoid electric vehicles. Julie Bauke discusses why your actions in public could effect your work life.. Mike Griffith breaks down the maintenance you need to do to keep your furnace running. Finally Jeff Golden explains how much money you need to be happy.
Scott talks with Cincinnati Councilmember Seth Walsh about what went wrong with the city's snow response last week, and why there are still roads that haven't been touched 10 days later.
Scott has the latest on the California wildfires and the public and private responses to them. Captain Tom Brewer from the IAFF Wildland Task Force breaks down what is being down to fight the fires. Also Allan Collinge from StudentLoanJustice.org discusses President Biden's latest student loan giveaway. Finally Andy Shafer gives us the latest from the financial world.
Scott discusses how the California wildfires could raise your insurance rates in Ohio with Ron Snouffer. Austin Elmore and James Rapien discuss the weekend's NFL action and the latest Bengals news. Finally Julie Hattershire gives you some mental health advice.
What does the California wildfires have to do with your homeowners insurance rates in Ohio? Scott talks with insurance industry analyst Ron Snouffer about why the fires on the other side of the country could raise your rates.
Scott discusses the 2024-25 NFL Playoffs with Dan Hoard, Dan Pursley discusses his charity basketball tournament he started to honor his son's memory, and Jacob Hubert from the Liberty Justice Center breaks down the TikTok ban.
19 Years Ago Rob Pusrley was killed in a random shooting. Rob's father Dan, to honor his son, began a charity basketball tournament to provide scholarships for high school athletes who don't receive college scholarships. Scott talks with Dan about that fateful night, and how you can participate in this weekend's tournament.
Scott discusses future locations for a new arena with Tracy Schwegmann. Also Lexy Savvides reports from CES with the latest in sleep technology, Tiff stops by with a life update, Councilmember Jeff Cramerding responds to the lack of snow removal in the neighborhoods, and Michelle Sloan breaks down the damage cold weather can do to your home.
Scott and Tiff discuss the California wildfires, and give you an update on what is happening in Tiffs world for the last month.
Scott discusses the funeral for former President Jimmy Carter with Dr Frank Sorrentino. Also Councilmember Seth Walsh breaks down the city's response to winter storm Blair. Julie Bauke explains why you should never feel safe from layoffs.
Scott talks about the lack of communication from city council surrounding the struggles to remove snow from residential areas 72 hours after the storm with Councilmember Seth Walsh.
Sloanie is joined by Andy Shafer to talk what you should consider doing with your money this winter season.
Sloanie talks with Dr. Mark Conroy about how the extreme cold will affect your body if exposed for too long, why we should welcome a new era of government deregulation with Rea Hederman of Buckeye Institute as well as Simpley Money with Andy Shafer.
Sloanie talks with Dr. Mark Conroy of the OSU Wexler Medical Center about how the extreme cold will affect your body.
Scott breaks down the latest with winter storm Blair with Creek Stewart, and Brandon Spinner. Also Austin Elmore and Tony Pike break down the Bengals firing Defensive Coordinator Lou Anarumo today. Finally Julie Hattershire helps you keep your New Year's Resolutions.
Mike Allen fills in for Scott Sloan breaking down the early issues for the 119th Congress, discussing the Sugar Bowl and College Football Playoff, and the recent turn in the decades old Jon Benet Ramsey case.
Mike Allen fills in for Sloanie and he talks with Dr. Robert Marbut about the lack of mental health treatment in America and the numbers released on homlessness.
Mike Allen sits in for Scott Sloan on the first Thursday of 2025 as he takes your calls and talks about DEI hiring in businesses, talks about homelessness and people with mental health problems with Dr. Robert Marbut, sports with Jason Williams and Cincinnati politics with Sherry Coolidge.
Ken fills in for Sloan discussing the developing situation in New Orleans, the Bengals playoff hopes, and the viability of flu vaccines.
Ken Broo fill in for Scott Sloan discussing the life of former President Jimmy Carter, what diets you should stay away from in the new year, and Popeye the Sailor enters the public domain in 2025.
Gary Jeff Walker takes over for Scott Sloan on the final Friday of 2024 as he talks with former Representative Jim Renacci, helping women chose life over abortion with Emily and Nathan Berning, Trump's second term with Max McGuire, how dancing these days is harming children with Mary Bawden and security concerns for Americans in 2025 with Mark Blitz.
Jason Williams subs in for Sloanie as he takes your calls and talks Christmas traditions, holidays events around Cincinnati with Brendon Cull, NIL with Brian Fox, the 2025 Cincinnati Reds with Gordon Wittenmyer, local and national politics with Curt Hartman and Bill Cunningham joins to talk a variety of topics.
Dan Hoard previews the Bengals vs Browns matchup. Will Ganss, ABC Entertainment, discusses streaming. Austin gives the latest sports news. Adam Baker, VP Amazon, breaks down the process from ordering to delivery. Allie Martin gives the local loop.
Scott discusses the controversy around the Steve Raleigh case with attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also Councilmember Seth Walsh continues to give us updates on how Council is trying to relieve traffic congestion downtown. Finally Captain Ken Reider explains why Frontier Airlines is cutting routes at CVG and what is happening with these drones.
As people prepare for travels and vacations, how clean is your hotel room? Scott Sloan brings on Brant Insero to discuss where the nastiest area of your hotel room are.
Scott talks about the 471 bridge fire creating traffic issues, and reopening the conversation around the homeless issue in Cincinnati with Councilmembers Mark Jeffreys and Jeff Cramerding. Also Steven McKeon breaks down what you need to know about the Tik Tok ban. Finally Sara is here with the Snort Report.
Scott discusses why it is taking Cincinnati city council so long to act to ease traffic issues while repairs are made to the 471 bridge with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys.
Scott discusses Randy Freking's new book on the final days of the Big Red Machine with Randy and Grant Freking. Also Anthony Davenport of Regal Financial tells you why you should always check your credit report this time of year. Finally Rebecca Surendorff alerts you to a child protection bill that is about to expire in the Ohio Assembly.
Scott talks with Anthony Davenport of Regal Financial about why you should take this time of the year to check your credit report.
Scott discusses how you can become a kidney donor with Darci Gibson. Also the truth behind RSV vaccines as we head into flu season. Finally James Rapien breaks down the Bengals victory in Nashville yesterday.
Scott talks with Darci Gibson of 'Off The List' about why you should consider kidney donation.
Scott previews Sundays Bengals v Titans game with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also Catherine Perlman tells us what is the best age to get your kid a cell phone. finally Dr Marty Markary explains how the peanut allergy is the latest example of how modern medicine is failing us.
Scott talks with Dr Marty Markary about why modern medicine is failing us, and what we can do to keep ourselves healthy.
Scott discusses how the prosecutors will work the bridge fire case with attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also 1st Amendment attorney Jack Greiner breaks down Ohio House Bill 700 and it's 1st Amendment problems. Finally Dominick Miserandino explains what killed the Kroger-Albertsons merger.
Scott discusses the failures of Cincinnati City Council to address the traffic issues caused by the 471 bridge fire back in October. Also the hypocrisy in local leaders criticizing Trump cabinet picks when Democrats are guilty of the same thing.
Scott discusses the latest on the 471 Bridge fire, and the break in at Joe Burrow's house with Dan Hils of Frontline Advisors. 2nd Amendment attorney Edwin Walker explains why 'Ghost Gun' laws would not have saved the United Healthcare CEO's life. Finally Ohio Rep Adam Bird explains why the bridge fire arrest should not stop the homeless conversation, and why Columbus is now looking into the investigation of the fire.
Would laws barring 'ghost guns' have prevented the assassination of the United Healthcare CEO? Scott talks with 2nd Amendment attorney Edwin Walker about why these laws would have made no difference, and neither would any laws currently on the books.
Scott discusses the Bengals big win over Dallas last night with Tony Pike and Sara Elyse. Also why some Cincinnati residents fear another fire like the Daniel Carter Beard bridge with Jackie Bryson of the Downtown Residents Council. Finally CPS Superintendent Eve Bolton explains the CPS restruturing plan.
Last night the Cincinnati School Board voted to restructure the school district. Scott talks with Superintendent Eve Bolton about what lead to this decision, and what this means for Cincinnati students and their families going forward.
Sloanie talks about the I471 Bridge details with Cincinnati City Council member Seth Walsh, the TikTok ban movement in Washington with Jacob Hubert, Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire, strategies to end homelessness with Kevin Finn and Bengals-Cowboys with Dan Hoard.
Sloanie talks with Jacob Hubert, president of Liberty Justice Center, about the TikTok ban bill making its way through Capitol Hill.
Sloanie talks with Cincinnati City Council Member Seth Walsh over details regarding the I471 bridge.
Scott discusses the Bengals chances on Monday Night Football against the Cowboys with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also Brian Moody tells you if you should go ahead and buy that electric vehicle before January 20th. Finally Allie Martin and Will Ganz give you entertainment options for the weekend.
What impact will the Trump administration have when you go to buy an electric vehicle next year? Scott brings on Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book and Autotrader, to give us answers, and tell when is the best time to buy a car.
Scott discusses a bill before the Ohio Senate right now that would protect children from groomers with the Co-Chair of Ohioans for Child Protection Rebecca Surrendorf. Also Jeff Kathman of Cincy Vapes joins Scott to break down the case before the US Supreme Court over the sale of flavored vapes. Finally Steve Balzco of Clermont County Veterans Services gives Scott an update on the improvements for veterans services.
Scott and Tiff take a few minutes to break down last night's iHeartMedia Cincinnati Christmas Party, and Tiff's tips for you to follow at your company Christmas party.
Scott discusses the continuing problem with the homeless downtown with Jeff Cramerding with Equitable Growth & Housing. Also how the removal of qualified immunity would do harm to Cincinnati with Dan Hils. Finally Eve Bolton from the Cincinnati Public Schools explains why the district needs to restructure and close some schools.
A proposal could soon be coming to Cincinnati that would end qualified immunity for Cincinnati Police officers. Scott talks with Dan Hils of Frontline Advisors about why this is a terrible idea.
Scott discusses who could fill JD Vance's Senate seat when he becomes Vice President with Ohio Treasurer Bob Sprague. Also Todd Carnes explains why Ohio laws are keeping you from getting the best bourbons. Finally Dr Frank Sorrentino explains what Hunter Biden's pardon means for politics going forward.
Scott and Tiff discuss Tiff's plans for 'Tiffmas', a rough weekend for Cincinnati sports, and Rolling Stones magazine's #1 album for the last 10 years.
Sloanie starts your week off with a dose of Austin Elmore to talk about the Ohio State Buckeyes' loss to Michigan as well as the Bengals' loss to the Steelers. Sloanie also takes your calls to hear your thoughts on the Bengals. Additionally, Sloan talks with Chris MacKenzie about AI policy under Trump, Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire, Biden's spending spree with Kurt Couchman and more Bengals talk with James Rapien of SI Bengalstalk.com.
Happy Black Friday! Ken Broo subs in for Scott Sloan as he talks about Trump's upcoming administration with Kevin Spivak, RFK's plan to make America healthy again with Dr. Matt Chalmers, talks to local Cincinnati musician Freekbass, Ohio State vs Michigan with Dan Hope and whether or not college is worth it with James Terry.
Scott discusses how to deal with toxic personalities with Bill Eddy. Also Jay Ratliff had some travel day trips, Ben McIntyre breaks down the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, and Scott continues his jihad against Green Bean Casserole.
Since 2002 Scott Sloan has waged a war on the most controversial Thanksgiving side dish. This year the tradition continues. Scott presents to you his case to banish from Thanksgiving tables Green Bean Cassarole.
Sloan discusses the latest developments as the last of the Wagners prepares to go on trial. Attorney Jason Phillabaum joins to discuss. Also Councilmember Seth Walsh gives an update on the repairs to the Big Mac Bridge, and Dave Harbison and Kenny Johnson tell their story of friendship while searching for new kidneys.
Scott and Tiff discuss the 2nd annual 'Tiffmas', Ariana Grande's big success at the box office, and the word of the year.
Scott talks with Cincinnati FOP President Ken Kober about changing the pursuit policy. Also Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus explains why the stadium tax rebate is a bad idea. Finally SI's James Rapien breaks down the Bengals real chances of makling the playoffs coming out of the bye week.
Police policy is to break off pursuits if the chase reaches a certain speed. Should this policy continue, or should police continue the chase and apprehend the suspects? Cincinnati Fraternal Order of Police President Ken Kober joins Scott to discuss if there should be a change in policy.
Scott breaks down the rebate property owners are finally getting from the stadium deal with Alicia Reece. Also Chris MacKenzie discusses how A.I. is ushering in the latest Industrial Revolution. Finally Julie Isphording previews Thursday's Western and Southern Thanksgiving Day Race.
Hamilton County tax payers are finally getting a long overdue tax rebate. The money owed to property owners in the stadium agreement will be paid out this year. Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece joins Scott to discuss how this is finally happening.
Scott gets the details of how a house in Bethel exploded yesterday from HVAC expert Larry Cook. Also the Pothole Picasso Greg Strole recounts his trip through the legal system leading up to his acquittal earlier this week. Finally WCPO weatherman Brandon Spinner breaks down the first snowfall of the year.
Scott and Tiff discuss streaming options, Tiff's trip to the movies with Sara Elyse, Taylor Swift about to to reunite with another artist for another collaboration, and how two prison inmates had a kid together without ever meeting face-to-face.
Scott talks with the Pothole Picasso Greg Strole about his journey through the legal system for painting circles around potholes in Lockland.
Scott discusses the complacency from Cincinnati City Council surrounding the Beard Bridge fire with Councilmember Seth Walsh. Also now that the job market is cooling, Julie Bauke tells you where to look next. Finally attorney Jason Philabaum gives the verdict for the Lockland Pothole Painter.
The verdict is in and the Lockland Pothole Painter has been found not guilty. Scott talks with attorney Jason Philabaum about what this verdict means for other similar cases, and if this should have even been brought to trial.
Should Cincinnati build an arena? Scott debates this with Brendon Cull of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. Also Dr. Madhav Thambisetty explains the difference between a normal brain and one with Alzheimer's. Finally Kevin Finn tells us the strategies to end Homelessness in Cincinnati.
Scott and Tiff are back together, discussing Tiff's latest on-air screw up, new movies getting ready to hit theaters, and a special guest joins today's segment.
Scott discusses what the HHS will look like under RFK with Dr Bill Hennessey. Also Jennifer Briede gives Scott an update on the battle between the Girl Scouts and and the Cincinnati Archdiocese. Finally after the debacle with the Paul v Tyson fight, Dave the IT Guy tells Scott if Netflix will be ready for the NFL on Christmas Day.
What will healthcare look like in the Trump administration with Robert F Kennedy leading the Department of Health and Human Services? Scott talks with Dr. Bill Hennessey to get the information Americans should know.
Scott previews Sunday's Bengals game against the Chargers with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also retired CIA agent Nick Reynolds breaks down President Elect Trump's selection for CIA Chief. Finally Councilmember Mark Jeffreys gives an update on the repairs for the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge and the traffic surrounding it.
Scott discusses the fire that closed the Daniel Carter Beard (also known as the Big Mac) Bridge and the timetable for it's reopening, as well as the what commuters can expect traffic-wise with Cincinnati City Councilmember Mark Jeffreys.
Sloan discusses how private equity ended the Frisch's empire in Cincinnati with Andy Shafer from Allworth Financial. Also taking a few minutes to remember Pete Rose, comparing Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees vs the Cabinet of Joe Biden, and finally Michelle Sloan has some tips for winterizing your home.
Scott and Tiff break down Tiff's long night last night, the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul boxing match, and a Full House star has cancer.
Scott discusses the separation of th Cincinnati Archdiocese and the Girl Scouts. Also Dr. Sal Giorgianni breaks down the latest surrounding vaccines, especially the newer Covid vaccines. Finally Steve Goodin attempts to predict what will happen with President Elect Trump's legal cases.
Noe that he has won the 2024 Presidential Election, what will happen to President Elect Donald Trump's legal cases? Scott is joined by former Cincinnati councilmember and attorney Steve Goodin to break down what happens next.
Sloan talks with local Girl Scout leader Jennifer Breedy about why the Archdiocese of Cincinnati is attacking Scouting
Sloan talks with Dr. Frank Sorrentino about how JD Vance could be the most powerful VP since Dick Cheney
Sloanie talks about how JD Vance could become the most powerful VP since Dick Cheney with Dr. Frank Sorrentino, the rural hospital crisis with Paul Seegert, why California's new tax illustrates why Democrats are losing elections, Three Things with Tiff Potter, why the Archdiocese of Cincinnati is attacking Scouting with local Girl Scout leader Jennifer Breedy as well as Simply Money with Andy Shaffer.
The Bengals lost another close game to the Ravens. James Rapien and Austin Elmore join Scott to break down what happened. Also Congressman Greg Landsman discusses his win in Tuesday's election. Finally Chris Nyhuis explains what is going on with these racist election text messages.
Scott talks with Congressman Greg Landsman about his victory over Orlando Sonza in Tuesday's election, and how he'll work with the incoming Trump administration.
Scott is joined by former White House adviser James Pinkerton to break down Donald Trump's economic plan. Also Dennis Kucinich breaks down the transition and who might staff the cabinet. Finally Austin previews tonight's Bengals vs Ravens game with Sloan.
Scott and Tiff discuss putting up Christmas decorations early, the Bengals vs Ravens tonight, and the inmate marathon club.
The votes have been counted, and the results say Donald J Trump is the President Elect of the United States. Scott breaks down all the results with Kevin Burton. We hear from the newest Congressman from the Ohio 2nd District David Taylor. Julie Bauke tells us what not to do in the office today no matter who you supported. Finally Dr. Shauna Reilly breaks down what the results mean for the country going forward.
The election is over and Donald Trump is the new President Elect. Scott brings on career expert Julie Bauke to explain how you should behave in the office no matter who you supported in the election.
As America votes for numerous offices across the country, Scott talks with Tri-State voters to get their thoughts on the election. Also Kevin Burton breaks down what to expect hour-by-hour tonight, as results come in. Finally Andy Schafer from All Worth Financial gives us a market update.
It's Election Day in the United States and people are wondering who will win, and when will all the races be called. Scott brings on pollster Kevin Burton to tell you what to watch for tonight and into tomorrow.
Scott Sloan talks about the election and issues affecting Cincinnati. Talmage Boston, political analyst/historian, discusses polling the day before the election. Matt Bruning, Supreme Allied Commander of ODOT, breaks down the Big Mac Bridge repair timeline. Julie Hattershire talks about mental health during the election season. Frank LaRose, Ohio Secretary of State, talks about what is both acceptable and not acceptable at the polls. Steve Goodin breaks down the Hamilton County Prosecutor race.
Scott discusses the Bengals chances against Las Vegas on Sunday with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Dr Catherine Athans tells you what you need to know about Day Light Savings Time. Finally Allie Martin and ABC's Will Ganss tell you your entertainment options for this weekend.
Day Lights Savings Time is this Sunday. Scott brings on Dr Catherine Athans to explain why we do this, and how to adapt to the time change.
Scott discusses putting a roof on Paycor Stadium with Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus. Also Echo Bodine tells Scott how to avoid becoming a ghost in real life, and Ken Kober explains how to make money by promising to not shoot at people.
Scott discusses putting a roof on Paycor Stadium, and public safety when visiting downtown with Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus.
Scott Sloan discusses why he is not voting for President. Kevin Burton answers whether outrageous comments tilt the election. Julie Bauke talks about job applications and layoffs. Alicia Reese on if the Bengals will put a dome over Paycor Stadium. Sara Elyse does the Snort Report.
Scott Sloan discusses the Diocese of Cincinnati breaking ties with the Girl Scouts of America and the upcoming election. Councilman Jeff Cramerding answers Sloans questions on the Cincinnati budget giving money to criminals promising not to commit crimes. Greg Lawson, Buckeye Institute, discusses government transparency. Three Things with Tiff Sara Elyse edition. Ohio House Majority Leader Bill Seitz breaks down Issue 1. Andy Shafer does the Simply $ segment.
Ken Broo taps in for Scott Sloan as he talks about the latest polling news with Anthony Russo, NFL with Bradley Locker, the southern border with Todd Bensman, the dirtiest places on an airplane with Brant Insero, how to make sure you don't outlive your money with Chris Carosa, and brain health with Dr. Patrick Porter.
Scott discusses the AI deepfake bill with Ohio Rep Adam Matthews. Also David Friedman gives us an update on the Israel wars. Finally Seth Walsh explains why the Bengals need to build youth football fields to prevent tragedies like the one that happened over the weekend.
Scott gets an update on the war in Gaza and Lebanon with the Israelis from former US Ambassador to Israel Dr. David Friedman.
Scott discusses what lead to a shooting at a youth football game over the weekend with Councilmember Mark Jefferies. Also the FBI had to adjust the 2022 crime statistics. Ken Kober joins Scott to explain how and why the FBI got the numbers so wrong. Finally Stacy Lefton talks with Scott about the importance of the judicial races in the election.
Tiff is thinking about getting a second job, and Scott is all for it. Also the toxicology report on Liam Payne is back, and Tiff and Scott break it down. Tiff gives us another Diddy Update.
Scott discusses the legality of Elon Musk's latest venture with attorney Steve Goodin. Also Darci Gibson from Off the List explains why more young people are looking for organ donations. Finally James Rapien stops by to break down yesterday's big Bengals win over the Browns.
Elon Musk is offering a $1million per day raffle for registered voters who sign a petition supporting the 1st and 2nd amendments. Is this legal? Scott is joined by former Cincinnati Councilmember and attorney Steve Goodin to explain if Musk is breaking federal election law..
Scott breaks down what the polls are saying three weeks out from the 2024 Presidential election with pollster Kevin Burton. Also David Holt explains how we could in the next couple of decades be ordering nuclear reactors from Amazon for our homes with David Holt of the Consumer Energy Alliance. Finally Senator Erin Tobin of South Dakota explains how candidates can win their races simply by endorsing term limits.
Scott and Tiff discuss the death of former One Direction band member Liam Payne, and the circumstances behind his death.
Scott gets a preview of Blink this weekend from the executive director of Blink Justin Brookhart. Also Julie Bauke walks you through what to do if you have to be a whistleblower on your employer, and Jason Philabaum defends an older woman who had to rob a bank after being scammed.
Is the law fair? Scott talks with defense attorney Jason Phillabaum about a case where an elderly woman robbed a bank for less than $600 after she was scammed for thousands of dollars. The woman was sentenced to 5 years in prison at the age of 75. Is this fair? Scott and Jason break it down.
Sloan explains why the government aid for hurricane relief is not that great of an idea. Also Dr. Marty Markary explains why modern medicine is failing us. Finally Kentucky Rep Marianne Proctor explains how Kentucky is fighting back against a medical monopoly.
Scott and Tiff breaks down Tiff's road rage incident this morning. Also Tiff gets excited about the return of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
Scott discusses converting Paycor Stadium into a dome with Alicia Reece. Also Les Rubin tells Scott why the candidates are avoiding the debt question, Julie Hattershire helps you deal with you senior parents following disasters. Finally Chris MacKenezie tells us why A.I. is the 4th Industrial Revolution.
We saw the the renovation plans for Paycor Stadium a couple of weeks ago, but one Hamilton County Commissioner is wondering if instead of remodeling Paycor, should we build a new dome stadium instead? Alicia Reece joins Scott to debate if we should replace Paycor and Heritage Bank Center with a multi-purpose domed stadium.
Scott previews the weekend's entertainment options with Dan Hoard, Austin Elmore for sports, and Will Ganss and Allie Martin for everything else. Also Robbie Baxter discusses what options the Reds have for a TV partner for the 2025 season. Finally Kathleen Fuller helps get you around the planned closing of I-75 for road work this weekend.
Part of I-75 is set to shut down this weekend for road repairs. This could lead to major headaches for anyone looking to travel through Cincinnati. Kathleen Fuller of the Ohio Department of Transportation joins Scott to help people adjust their travel plans, to avoid this problem area.
Scott explains why theories that the government have weather control devices, are not true. Also WCPO's Brandon Spinner explains why Milton came through the way it did. Finally Justin Brookhart is here to tell us about Blink returning to Cincinnati.
Scott gets an update on Tiff's mom in Florida following hurricane Milton. Also Tiff describes her visit with Jelly Roll in Columbus.
Scott Sloan talks about the latest local and national news. Brandon Spinner, WCPO, discusses Hurricane Milton. Alex Triantifilou, Ohio GOP Chairman, discusses early voting. Julie Bauke discusses workplace behavior. Edwin Walker breaks down the latest ruling on ghost guns. Sara Elyse does the Snort Report.
Scott Sloan talks with Alex Triantifilou, Chair of the Ohio GOP, about why the GOP is finally considering absentee voting.
Sloan talks about incoming Hurricane Milton and how it impacts the election, Kamala Harris dodging the media, how politics is killing organized religion with John Stewart Hill, 3 Things with Tiff Potter, Trump's tariffs with Ken Rapoza, and Simply Money with Andy Shafer.
Scott gets you ready for the announcement that will change Reds history forever. Terry Francona is introduced as the 65th manager of the Cincinnati Reds. He talks with SI's Jeff Carr and James Rapien. Also Julie Hattershire explains how to avoid and treat eating disorders. Finally Congressman Greg Landsman is trying to run for re-election with some extreme protests happening outside of his house.
Scott talks with mental health expert Julie Hattershire about how we can prevent and treat eating disorders.
The Reds overnight have hired a new manager. Former Indians and Red Sox manager Terry Francona has signed on to lead the Reds, and Scott breaks down everything you need to know about the hire with Austin Elmore. Also Dan Hoard previews the Bengals v Ravens. Finally Brook Haney describes how a sex scene is made in Hollywood.
Scott talks with David Holt from the Consumer Energy Alliance about how to save you some money on your winter heating bills.
Scott discusses the latest indictment of Donald Trump by special counsel Jack Smith with attorney Steve Goodin. Also are grocery stores really price gouging? Finally the Catholic Church is once again trying to make child sex scandals go away, this time in Mason. Rebecca Surendorff joins Scott to discuss the latest issue with the church.
Scott and Tiff discuss the growing tributes to Pete Rose and when a bachelorette party goes terribly wrong.
Scott breaks down last night's VP debate with Congressman Brad Wenstrup. Also Julie Bauke explains what you should do if your management won't make decisions in life or death situations. Finally Dr Henry Jin of Miami University breaks down what the dock workers strike will do to American supply chains.
Scott and Tiff discusses Tiff's latest celebrity to Cincinnati gaff, an update on the Diddy case, and Scott plays "Are You Smarter Than A Celebrity?".
Scott discusses the life of the Hit King Pete Rose. Also a preview of tonight's VP debate with Carl Delfeld. Finally Tiff is in with three things.
Scott and Tiff discuss the passing of Pete Rose, Tiff's thoughts on the new Joker movie, and the SNL cast playing our political leaders.
Sloan breaks down the Bengals first win of the 2024 campaign with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also how to talk to your kids about politics with Julie Hattershire, and Tom Synan tells us why the candidates have it wrong on curing drug addictions.
Scott and Julie discuss how to approach political discussions with your kids without starting a family feud.
Scott previews the weekend in sports with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Jack Griener talks about if nudification sites are legal. Also Dave Taylor explains why the rural areas of Ohio don't have access to the broadband they were promised by the Biden administration.
Scott talks with the candidate for the Ohio 2nd District about the Biden administrations failure to bring broadband internet to rural areas after passing billions of dollars for it in 2021.
Scott talks with CPS Board member Brian Lindy about the response to CPD's claims of student gun violence. Also are the citizens of Cleves in danger after the Styrene leak? NKU's Professor Chris Curran let's you know how cautious you need to be. Finally Sherry Poland from the Hamilton County BOE eases your mind about the 2024 election process.
Scott talks with Tiff about her relationship with her parents slowly reversing roles. Also a Diddy Update, and Disney+ cracking down on password sharing might make Tiff spend some money on streaming services.
Scott discusses the issues with Cincinnati Schools students at downtown bus stops with Cincinnati Police Chief Therri Theetge. Also Ken Kober weighs in on if more cops would solve the issue at the bus stops. Finally Kevin Burton answers if Trump supporters are being under counted in the polls.
Scott and Tiff discuss Tiff's latest crime spree, a quick Diddy update, and today is One Hit Wonder Day.
Scott breaks down an embarassing Bengals loss to the Washington Commanders with James Rapien. Also Cincinnati Public Schools President Eve Bolton discusses what is happening with security around school events. Finally Ron Wilson tells us what we need to do to protect our plants now that rain has reutrned to the Tri-State.
Scott and Tiff ask each other who made the right entertainment call last night; Bengals fans or Sabrina Carpenter fans. Also Tiff gives a "Diddy" update.
Scott breaks down the firing of Reds manager David Bell, and tonight's Bengals vs Commanders game on Monday Night Football with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also Reds GM Nick Krall speaks with the media, and Scott reacts. Finally Julie Hattershire tells us if social media is making us more violent.
They were going to talk about the Bengals on Monday Night Football, but the Reds stepped in at 10:00 pm and changed their plans. Scott is joined by Austin Elmore to break down the firing of Reds manager David Bell with 5 games to go in the season..
Scott talks with Dave the IT Guy about if the Israeli government can blow up you fridge remotely. Also Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard preview the weekend in Cincinnati sports. Finally Allie Martin has the scoop on what to do around town this weekend.
Is your refrigerator about to explode? How about your oven? Following Israel's attack on Hezbollah, detonating pagers and two-way radios, Scott asks Dave the IT Guy if hackers can cause your household appliances to blow up.
Scott breaks down the situation surrounding the Bengals lease. Who really holds the cards in negotiations? Also Dan Hils from Frontline Advisers explains what happened in a recent Colerain police chase that ended with the suspects death. Finally former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman discusses why there is so much turmoil around Israel.
Scott and Tiff continue to break down the latest in the criminal case against rapper and producer Sean "Diddy" Combs. Also what did you learn as a kid that you don't use anymore?
Scott discusses the propose improvements to Paycor Stadium with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece. Also What scams to look out for when you are searching for a new job with Francisco Javier Tobon. Finally Brian Boyd tells Scott how Israel caused 1200 Hezbollah pagers to explode at the same time.
Scott and Tiff continue to look at the arrest and case surrounding rapper and producer Sean "Diddy" Combs.
Scott talks with executive protection expert Frank Roberson about how to better protect Trump. Also Dr. Dan O'Neill discusses the growing issue of childhood diabetes, and Jesse Brewer from the Boone County Commission discusses the solution to the housing crisis. Could less government help?
Tiff and Scott discuss the arrest of Sean 'P-Diddy" Combs in New York and Bruno Mars suing Miley Cyrus.
Scott breaks down the Bengals loss to the Kansas City Chiefs with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse and Rick Ucchino. Also Julie Hattershire explains how your sleep habits could be affecting you long term goals. Finally Scott breaks down what happened in the latest assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
Scott discusses the hypocrisy of the Bengal's watch party this weekend, after telling the county they couldn't host one for the Super Bowl two years ago. Scott is joined by Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece to discuss the county's response.
Scott discusses the controversy surrounding the Bengals watch party this weekend with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reece. Also previewing the Bengals v Chiefs with Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard. Finally Sara Elyse, Jason Nathanson and Ming Tai Huh give you some things to check out in Cincinnati this weekend.
Scott discusses the hypocrisy of this weekend's Bengals watch party at Paycor Stadium, after the team denied the county the right to host one free for taxpayers during the Super Bowl run 2 years ago. He is joined by Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese to break down the county's response.
Scott discusses the controversy around the Haitians in Springfield, Ohio with Dayton 24/7 reporter Lydia Bice. Also Duke Energy wants to raise your energy rates. Jon Blackwood from Ohio's Consumer's Council explains why there is a lot of push back on this proposal. Finally Councilmember Mark Jeffreys explains why the city is giving citizens money to pay their taxes.
Scott and Tiff discuss Shannon Sharpe's "accidental" broadcast and last night's VMA awards.
Scott breaks down last night's Presidential debate with NKU's Professor Shauna Reilly, and political analyst Dr. Frank Sorrentino. Tiff gives her thoughts on the debate in Three Things, and Julie Bauke discusses the changing landscape of the job applicant field.
Tiff and Scott break down last night's debate and a not so surprising endorsement that came out of it. Also Jimmy Buffet's controversy in the Queen City.
Scott discusses the government practice of suing businesses to fund government expenses with the Buckeye Institute's David Tryon. Also NKU's Shauna Reilly preview's tonight's debate, and 700WLW news director Jack Crumley discusses the CinDependent film festival.
Scott previews tonight's Presidential debate with the Regent's Professor of Political Science from NKU Shauna Reilly.
Scott and Tiff break down the announcement of the Super Bowl 59 halftime show performer. Also they reflect on the career of the late James Earl Jones.
Scott picks up the pieces from a disatrous weekend in Cincinnati sports with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Julie Hattershire helps empty-nest parents cope with their kids moving out. Finally terrorism expert Dr. Alex DelCarmen breaks down what happened with the I-75 shooting in London, Kentucky.
Over the weekend someone shot several people on I-75 near London, Kentucky. Scott brings on terrorism and mass shooting expert Dr Alex DelCarmen to talk about what we can learn about these events, and how we can stop them in the future.
Scott previews Opening Day for the Cincinnati Bengals with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also Robbie Baxter explains what is going on between ABC and DirecTV.
It's time! It's football time! Scott brings on the voice of the Cincinnati Bearcats and Bengals Dan Hoard to get you ready for the Bengals season opener against the New England Patriots.
Scott discusses the controversy surrounding election ballot drop boxes. Also Dave the IT Guy tells us if your phone is secretly listening to you, and David Holt explains why you should get an energy audit.
Tiff is still struggling to figure out where she is going to watch the Bengals v Patriots game on Sunday, and who she is going to cheer for. Also the subject of a Netflix docudrama will be on Dancing with the Stars, and the latest celebrity news.
Scott discusses how fast AI technology if growing with a new set of deep fakes with Keith Hanson. Julie Bauke discusses the importance of taking PTO. Finally Ohio Senator Niraj Antani explains the new drop box procedure for absentee ballots for November's election.
Sloanie and Tiff discuss Joey Chestnut providing the halftime entertainment at the Bengals game on Sunday, Tiff trying to figure out her plans to watch her hometown vs her current town, and the Hauk-Tuah girl Haley Welch starting her own podcast.
Sloan debates the rules surrounding drop boxes for absentee ballots in Ohio elections following the changes in drop off rules to prevent "ballot harvesting". He is joined by Ohio Senator Niraj Antani to break down what the rule change is and if it really matters in the grand scheme of things.
Scott discusses the success of this year's Western and Southern/WEBN Fireworks with Sara Elyse. Also Jim Pinkerton talks about how Trump could bring market efficiency to the government. Finally Talmage Boston explains why today is the official start of the 2024 general election campaign season.
Scott has an update on Tiff's topless adventure down I-71. Also Tiff updates us on her efforts to clean out her dad's house.
Is your snoring leading you to a divorce? While it might not end your marriage, it could end you and your spouse sharing a bedroom. Scott brings on Jennifer Hargrave to explain why a "sleep divorce" is becoming a trend among couples.
Scott is joined by Dan Hils of Frontline Advisors to discuss ticket quotas for cops. Also Allie Martin nd Austin Elmore preview your weekend around Cincinnati and in sports. Finally John Barrett, CEO of Western and Southern joins Scott to preview Sunday's Western and Southern/WEBN Fireworks.
When the police and highway patrol are increasing their presence unannounced, are they in danger of not meeting their quota? Do they even have a quota? Scott brings on Dan Hils of Frontline Advisors to discuss the controversy around police and ticket quotas.
Scott brings on Dr. Matthew Bertke to discuss the latest breakthrough in arthritis treatment. Also Tom Synan from the Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition tells us why the candidates have the drug addiction issue all wrong. Finally Darryl Haley from Metro discuss what the company has done to weed out bad drivers.
Scott received an email from a listener who spotted Tiff while driving on I-71. The reason Scott brings this up is because Tiff was missing something: her shirt.Also Tiff gets Scott ready for the Western and Southern/WEBN Fireworks with a 90's music quiz.
Scott breaks down the story of the vape shop owner shooting would be burglars . What did he do wrong exactly? Also Dean Regas describes what the next five months will look like for the stranded astronauts at the space station. Finally attorney Steve Goodin breaks down the new indictments from Jack Smith against Donald Trump.
Special Counsel Jack Smith has refiled charges against Donald Trump in his January 6th case. Scott brings on attorney Steve Goodin to explain what this means for the former President, and why this will have little to no impact on the election in November.
Scott discusses teaching gender ideology to 1st graders with TJ Roberts. Also Bill Seitz tells Scott what to expect when Hamilton County goes to the state for help with Paycor Stadium. Finally attorney Richard Goldberg discusses the case of a vape shop owner who was convicted for shooting a burglar.
Is your kid's school trying to tech radical gender ideology without your permission. A local Kentucky parent is concerned after receiving a letter from the Kenton County School District asking them to opt out of gender identity discussion with 1st graders. Scott discusses what this means with TJ Roberts, and if parent's should be more concerned about what their children are being taught.
Sloan breaks down the weekend in sports with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also what did RFKJ suspending his campaign do for Trump? Raven Harrison discusses the ramifications with Scott. Finally John Barrett from Western and Southern joins Scott to preview this weekends Western and Southern / WEBN Fireworks.
What does the Presidential election in November look like now that Robert Kennedy Jr has suspended his campaign and endorsed Donald Trump? Scott brings on political analyst Raven Harrison to break down the race.
Scott break down how the Canadian rail strike could effect us with Dr Henry Jin of Miami University. Also is the Reds season over like Joey Votto's career with Jeff Carr, and Allie Martin, Austin Elmore, and Jason Nathanson all help you out with your weekend plans.
There is a railroad workers strike in Canada. What does that have to do with us in the United States? Dr. Henry Jin, professor of Supply Chain Management at Miami University, explains to Scott how labor issues up north find their way south.
Scott tells you why it's safe to go downtown again with Cincinnati FOP President Ken Kober. Also Frank Sorrentino breaks down the DNC going into the final night. Finally Jeff Meadows discusses why a wrongful death suit could lead to mandatory drug testing for truckers.
Scott talks about the decline in violence downtown this summer, and why you should not worry about going to the banks with Cincinnati FOP President Ken Kober.
Scott gets an update on the plans to renovate Paycor Stadium from Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese. Also Kevin Burton of Strategic Advisors tells Scott how long the DNC poll bump will last, and Kentucky Rep Steve Doan explains how deregulation will fix the housing crisis.
What is going on with the Paycor Stadium report? Scott talks with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese about when the commission expects to release the report and what it might contain.
Scott breaks down what is happening at the DNC with Congressman Greg Landsman (OH-1). Why today might be a good day to look at your portfolio with Allworth Financial's Andy Schafer. Finally 1st Amendment attorney Jack Greiner warns you about porn deepfakes, and why you might not be able to stop them.
Scott talks with Congressman Greg Landsman (OH-1) live from the Democratic National Convention about the speeches last night and the DNC platform.
Sloan opens the show with Austin Elmore from ESPN 1530 to discuss sports around the tri-county. Then, he welcomes Sara Elyse for the Snort Report! Finally, Sloan talks with Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost about the possible Kroger Merger.
Sloanie talks about Kamala Harris and her "College freshman understanding" of the economy, Ohio's distracted driving law with Jeff Meadows, The Local Loop with Allie Martin, sports updates with Austin Elmore, the fentanyl crisis in Ohio with Jim Rauh and Hollywood talk with Jason Nathanson.
Sloanie talks about Ohio's distracted driving laws and if they violate your civil liberties with Jeff Meadows.
Scott Sloan disuses his stance on the upcoming election. Three Things with Tiff Potter. Michelle Sloan joins the show to discuss real estate. Ohio Senator George Lang talks about untaxing tipping. Jason Phillabaum breaks down the Disney wrongful death lawsuit.
Sloan talks with Eve Bolton, President/CPS Board, about the district's new bussing plan. Three Things with Tiff Potter. Julie Bauke helps you avoid getting scammed. Mark Jeffreys talks about closing Government Square. Dan Hills, Frontline Advisors, discusses the Ohio cop indicted for murder.
Sloan talks about the assisted suicide case of a Yellow Springs man with elder law attorney Dennison Keller, 3 Things with Tiff Potter, Simply Money with Andy Shafer, housing crisis with Boone Country Commissioner Jesse Brewer and restaurant trends in Cincinnati with Ming Tai Huh.
Sloan talks about the assisted suicide case of a 78-year-old Yellow Springs man charged with multiple felonies with elder law attorney Dennison Keller
Sloan recaps the weekend of sports with Austin Elmore, campaign ad reform with Ken Blackwell, Snort Report with Sara Elyse, Mental Health Monday wit Julie Hattershire and new polls and how the Democrats may be winning voters on the economy with Kurt Couchman.
Sloan talks about the economy and how voters are trusting the Democrats and Republicans to handle the economy with Kurt Couchman
Scott discusses the boxing controversy at the Olympics. Also Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book helps you find a new car, and Robbie Kellman Baxter predict the future of the Reds on television.
Scott discusses the efforts around the rebuilding Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore with deep sea recovery expert Curt Newport. Also a preview of the Cincinnati Open with Mason Vice-Mayor Ashley Chance, and what to look forward to this weekend with Allie Martin, Austin Elmore, and Jason Nathanson.
Scott talks with Mason Vice-Mayor Ashley Chance about this weekend's Cincinnati Open, and if there are plans for the Bengals to move to Warren County.
Scott talks with Andy Bonner about direct primary healthcare. Also why Mercy Health and other companies are leaving Cincinnati with Councilmember Jeff Cramerding, and Charlie Tassell from the Real Estate Investors Association explains how the Harris camp's policy could make the housing crisis worse.
Scott discusses how the policy of Kamala Harris could adversely effect the housing crisis with the COO of the National Real Estate Investors Association Charlie Tassell.
Have you ever been stopped at a railroad crossing with the train stopped on the tracks and not move for long periods of time? Congressman Warren Davidson wants this to stop in his latest bill the Election and Railroad Safety Act. He joins Scott to break the legislation down.
Sloan brings on attorney Lisa Wells to break down the Chad Doerman plea deal. Also Talmadge Boston give the political implications behind VP Harris' VP pick, and Ohio Senator Steve Huffman has the fact you need to know to purchase your now legal weed in Ohio.
Vice President Harris has announced her new running mate. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will join the VP on the campaign trail this fall to complete the Democratic ticket. Scott is joined by political consultant Talmadge Boston to break down how this impacts the election, and if this choice might be the mistake that costs the Dems the election.
Sloan breaks down the latest with the stock market as the Dow falls 1100 points at the open. Also the latest in Cincy sports with Austin and Sara, and James Pinkerton tells us how a Trump Presidency would help the markets.
As the market fell this morning over 1000 points, Scott brings on Allworth Financial's Amy Wagner to discuss if it is time to panic, and what this means for the American economy going forward.
Scott discusses the boxing controversy at the Olympics. Also Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book helps you find a new car, and Robbie Kellerman Baxter predict the future of the Reds on television.
Looking to get another vehicle? Scott has some help for you. He brings on Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book to help you in your new or used car search.
Scott discusses the case of a Lincoln Heights man arrested for the crime of filling potholes with attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also Michelle Sloan discusses what is changing for relators across the country. Finally Dr Matthew Bertke breaks down the latest breakthrough in arthritis treatments.
Not all heroes wear capes! In this case Lincoln Heights resident Greg Strole was arrested for the heinous crime of... filling pot holes? Scott talks with attorney Jason Phillabaum about the crime Strole was charged with, and why prosecutors may struggle to get a conviction with this one.
Scott discusses the issue of term limits and who needs them worse, the Courts or Congress with Brandon Herrera of US Term Limits. Also brain expert Leigh Richardson explains why we are seeing more cases of road rage, and Jeff Carr from Locked On Reds breaks down the moves at the trade deadline.
Should the Supreme Court have term limits? What about Congress? Scott talks with the chairman of US Term Limits Brandon Herrera about what they are trying to do to fix the American political system.
Scott discusses the student loan forgiveness controversy with Dave Tyron from the Buckeye Institute. Also Andy Shafer predicts what the Fed will do tomorrow, and attorney Al Gerhardstien tells us if gay rights will be overturned.
Are gay rights in danger of being overturned by the Supreme Court? Scott brings on the lawyer from the famous Obergfell case Al Gerhardstien to discuss if this claim is legitimate, or just leftist hyperbole.
Scott discusses President Biden's plan to change the Supreme Court, and why it ultimately won't happen, with attorney and former Cincinnati councilmember Steve Goodin.
Scott breaks down the Opening Ceremonies of the Paris Olympics. He says it wasn't what you thought it was. Also Steve Goodin discusses how President Biden wants to blow up the Supreme Court, and Jae Oh helps you understand Medicare.
Scott discusses a controversial Ohio Supreme Court ruling with attorney Jason Philabaum. Also what is happening this weekend with Allie Martin, Austin Elmore, and Jason Nathanson. Finally who has the higher crime rates? Red or Blue States? Robert VerBruggen from the Manhattan Institute has the answer.
On Thursday the Ohio Supreme Court issued a very controversial decision that shook the world to it's core. Scott is joined by attorney Jason Phillabaum to break down the 4-3 decision that you can not sue over chicken wings.
Scott discusses if democracy is really at risk if we elect Trump President. Also the pros and cons of Ozempic with Dr. Sal Giorgianni, reaction to the Biden address last night with Carl Delfeld, and Dan Hils breaks down a police shooting that could be the next Brionna Taylor case.
A black woman being shot and killed by police is again leading the headlines. Will this be the next Brionna Taylor case, or are the police in the right on this one? Scott brings on Front Line Advisors' Dan Hils to discuss what will happen, and what the potential fallout will be.
Sloan discusses JD Vance's impact as Vice Presidential nominee on his hometown of Middletown with Ohio Rep Thomas Hall. Also Tiff has Three Things, and Julie Bauke discusses why you really have to watch the words you use on the job.
What affects will Senator JD Vance's Vice Presidential nomination have on his hometown of Middletown, Ohio? Scott brings on Ohio Assemblyman from Middletown Thomas Hall to discuss.
Sloan is back from vacation, and immediately jumps into the political waters with political analyst Talmage Boston breaking down Harris v. Trump. Also what happened at the JD Vance rally and it's effect on Middletown with Ohio Rep Rodney Creech, and cybersecurity expert Chris Nyhuis explains what happened when systems all around the world crashed from a tech update.
An update to software caused issues with many businesses around the world that saw repercussions in commerce and travel. Scott talks with cybersecurity expert Chris Nyhuis about what actually happened, the problems created by the error, and what is being done to fix this so it doesn't happen again.
Sloan discusses how to stop ticket resellers from charging exorbitant fees with Morella Raleigh. Also is Ohio's distracted driving law violating your civil rights? Attorney Jeff Meadows explains why they are allowed to do this. Finally Theresa Dinwiddie-Herman debates if the archdiocese is guilty of grooming.
Ticket resellers are killing local music venues and theaters with fees and sometimes invalid tickets. Morella Raleigh, the owner of the Southgate House Revival, joins Scott to discuss what is being done to stop these scammers, and protect these local businesses.
Scott brings on Middletown Councilmember Zach Ferrell to discuss Middletown's efforts to to force homeowners to fix their properties. Also Anne Jacobson tells us what will happen when the first nuclear missile is fired. Finally Scott gives us an update on the race for the White House.
What happens if a world leader decides to push THE button and the nightmare scenario begins? What happens if a nuclear missile is launched? Scott is joined by author Anne Jacobson to describe what happens minute by minute of a nuclear war is started, and if there is anything we can do to stop it.
Scott discusses why Joe Biden will be the Democratic nominee in November despite is cognitive issues. Also Dashia Milden from CNET tells you how to protect your banking information, Greg Landsman discusses the Biden situation, and Rep Gary Click wants to help students with their religous freedom.
What can you do to protect you banking information online? Scott brings on Dashia Milden from CNET to give you some tips to protect yourself especially when on public wifi.
Scott breaks down the fall of the Reds, and the rise of FC Cincinnati with Austin and Sara. Also Julie Hattershire has an important message for Mental Health Monday, and Scott discusses the mental status of President Joe Biden.
Scott talks to Assemblyman Jim Renacci about the attempts at the Ohio statehouse to secure Ohio primaries from voters switching parties to "influence" election outcomes.
Scott discusses the female veteran suicide rate with DAV assistant director Naomi Mathis, why quitting is good with Annie Duke, how to make money off of telemarketer calls with Doc Compton, and the amateur referee shortage with James Ferguson.
Scott talks about the surprising rate of veteran suicides among female veterans compared to male veterans with Naomi Mathis, the national assistant director of Disabled American Veterans.
Sloan debates the greatest Americans of all time with Jeremy Adams, discusses if being on time for work really matters with Julie Bauke, and Steve Raichlen, Amy Brady, and Archie Margolis help you get ready for your 4th of July cookout.
With Americans celebrating the 4th of July tomorrow, Sloanie brings on Jeremy Adams to debate who the greatest Americans of all time are.
Sloan discusses the future of President Biden's reelection campaign with former Cincinnati mayor John Cranley. Also Ken Blackwell debates campaign finance reform, and Donna Hartman, the wife of the late Jim Scott joins Sloan to remember Jim's life and career.
Scott is joined by former Cincinnati mayor John Cranley to debate why Joe Biden should not run for reelection, and who should replace him on the ballot.
Scott pays tribute to Jim Scott who sadly passed over the weekend. Rick Ucchino and Austin Elmore break down the weekend for Cincinnati sports, final Steve Goodin joins Scott to break down the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision on Presidential immunity.
The Supreme Court has ruled on the Presidential immunity of Donald Trump. Scott brings on attorney Steve Goodin to break down the courts decision, and discuss what this means for Donald Trump's criminal trials.
Former 700WLW morning show host, and long time Cincinnati radio legend Jim Scott passed away from ALS over the weekend. Scott Sloan pays tribute to the man and the legend, and takes your call with your memories of Jim Scott.
Sloan discusses how the Catholic church continues to hire child sex abusers with Rebecca Surendorff. Also Frank Sorrentino previews tonight's debate between Trump and Biden. Finally Todd Carnes helps you find the perfect bottle of bourbon.
Trump v. Biden Round Two begins tonight with the fourth debate between the two, the first since 2020. Scott brings on Dr. Frank Sorrentino to preview the matchup taking place live on CNN.
Scott discusses a local school district getting hacked with Dave the IT Guy. Also how the bar code changed our lives 50 years ago today with Bob Carpenter. Also the latest culture war hitting our society; Harry Guiremand discusses the war on circumcisions.
Fifty years ago, the way we chop was changed for ever. Scott brings on Bob Carpenter to explain how the invention of the barcode, and it's first use in Troy, Ohio fifty years ago changed commerce as we know it.
Scott breaks down the Tik Tok ban with Steve McKeon. Also why trying to get rid of the homeless might make the problem worse with Kevin Finn, and David Lipsky explains how climate change denial came to be a thing.
The homeless situation in Cincinnati is starting to get serious again like in 2018. While some are pushing to sweep away homeless encampments downtown, Scott talks with Kevin Finn about why that might do more harm than good.
Austin and Sara join Scott to break down weekend Cincinnati sports. Also Andy Bonner explains how to lower medical costs, and Edwin Walker breaks down a recent ruling by the Supreme Court that could affect gun owners.
What does a recent Supreme Court ruling mean for gun owners? Scott talks with 2nd Amendment attorney Edwin Walker about what the Supreme Court said.
Sloan discusses the homeless situation in Cincinnati with Jackie Bryson, gets a preview of the Dayton Air Show with Captain Ken Reider, and ideas for the weekend from Allie Martin, Austin Elmore, and Jason Nathanson.
Homelessness in Cincinnati is not near as bad as it was in 2018, but it is still an issue. Jackie Bryson, the President of the Downtown Residents Association tells Scott how to keep it from getting out of control again.
Scott discusses the controversy surrounding the CSO and former Sunlite pool site with Victoria Vogelsang. Also Councilmember Jeff Cramerding discusses an earnings tax increase that will be on the ballot, and Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch breaks down Biden's new immigration plan.
Scott brings on Victoria Vogelsang from SaveConeyIslanders to discuss the Cincinnati Symphony trying to get public funds after the controversial decision to tear down the Sunlite Pool.
Sloan discusses the future of A.I. with David Shrier, Amtrak possibly coming to the area with John Esterly, and debates if hydrogen is a option in the clean fuel race with Moji Karimi.
You might soon be able to take a a train to more locations from the Tri-State! Scott brings on John Easterly from All Aboard Ohio to discuss the possibility of Amtrak placing a station in Hamilon or Butler County.
Scott talks with a candidate for the Ohio District 2 seat currently held by Brad Wenstrup, David Taylor. Also for Ohio Lieutenant Governor Ken Blackwell discusses ending foreign dark money in Ohio elections, and Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book tells you why used cars are so expensive right now.
Scott talks with Ohio Lieutenant Governor Ken Blackwell about the states attempts to end foreign dark money influencing our elections.
Eve Bolton, CPS Board President, breaks down the cellphone restriction plan. State Representative Michele Grim discusses the Puppy Mill Bill. Allie Martin updates us on the local events this weekend. Austin Elmore gives the latest sports news. Nanci Danison describes her near-death experience. Jason Nathanson, ABC Entertainment, talks about the latest entertainment news.
Sloan discusses bringing bigger sporting events to the Tri-State with Julie Calvert of Visit Cincy. Also Dan Hils reveals if the police really have ticket quotas, and Curt Newport describes what is happening with the removal of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.
Scott is joined by the CEO of Visit Cincy Julie Calvert to discuss the formation of the Cincinnati Sports Commission with the goal to attract large events like the NFL draft and WWE PLEs to the Queen City.
Scott discusses what could happen should a Convention of States be called. Also attorney Edwin Walker discusses what the conviction of Hunter Biden means for gun owners, and CNET's Dashia Milden gives you the best apps to bank with.
Scott and Tiff discuss fans running on the field, Father's Day plans, the exploding Cincinnati movie scene, and more.
Scott discusses what Ohio lawmakers are doing to protect our kids from obscene material in school with Rep Adam Matthews. Also Diana Telles previews what a Convention of States could look like, and Councilmember Seth Walsh explains what is happening with the Ault Park fireworks.
What are we doing to protect our kids in school from obscenity and pornography? Ohio Rep Adam Matthews joins Scott to discuss why Ohio lawmakers are taking another look about when nudity can be present in school, and why the law needs changed now.
Scott breaks down the weekend in sports with Austin and Sara, previews an ESPN 30-for-30 on an Ohio State athlete coming out tomorrow, and reaction from the father of a murdered girl finally getting some justice almost a decade later.
Do you really know what is in your drinking water? Scott brings on the executive director for the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission Richard Harrison to discuss if Ohio's drinking water is safe to use.
Sloan discusses the coming debt crisis in America with Les Rubin. Also Dr Sal Giorgianni tells us if Ozempic is really the wonder drug it is made out to be. Finally Jeremy Adams tells us who are the all time great Americans.
Is Ozempic really the best option for weight loss? Scott brings on Dr Sal Giorgianni to discover the truth about this wonder drug.
Scott looks back on the Memorial Day tornadoes five years ago with Dayton 24/7 Now anchor, Elyse Coulter. Grillmaster Steven Raichlen joins Scott to discuss his new book "Beer Can Chicken" and give you some holiday grilling options. Julie Hattershire, Mental Health Monday. Todd Palmeter, CEO Great Parks, talks trail expansion. Steve Balczo from Clermont VSC discusses Memorial Day.
Scott looks back on the Memorial Day tornadoes five years ago with Dayton 24/7 Now anchor, Elyse Coulter. He discusses the option of retiring abroad with Kathleen Petticord. Finally, Grillmaster Steven Raichlen joins Scott to discuss his new book "Beer Can Chicken" and give you some holiday grilling options.
Scott discusses the debate to make seatbelt violations a primary offense in Ohio. Also Michelle Sloan tells us why the kitchen is the most important room in your house to remodel,. Finally Lexy Savvides from CNET gives us the latest in sleep tech.
Scott discusses how some people have weaponized the feeling of loneliness to scam and trap people following the isolation brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Scott brings on Stella Morabito to break it all down.
Scott breaks down the rising crime in Cincinnati following a shooting at the Withrow High School graduation. He also previews the changes coming to the Linder Family Tennis Center with Mason Mayor, Diana Nelson. Finally, are the Bengals going to start paying for their own stadium?
Scott previews the changes coming to the Linder Family Tennis Center in 2025 with Mason Mayor, Diana Nelson.
Scott discusses the homicide issues in Cincinnati with FOP President Ken Kober. Cyber Security expert Steve McKeon breaks down what will happen with the TikTok ban. Finally Steve Balzco from the Clermont County Veterans Services reminds us of the real meaning of Memorial Day.
Are city leaders ignoring homicides in Cincinnati? F.O.P. President Ken Kober thinks they are. He discusses this issue with Scott.
Scott breaks down a disastrous weekend for the Reds with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Stephen Eide discusses what is going on with mental health in our prisons, Finally Kaleen Deatherage gives us the future of the Boy Scouts.
What is the future of the Boy Scouts now that the word boy is being taken out of the name? Scott brings on Scouts BSA National Executive Board Member Kaleen Deatherage to discuss the future of scouting.
Scott discusses the lack of leadership in DC with historian Talmage Boston. Also Brook Haney describes the preparations for sex scenes in movies. Finally Scott breaks down the arrest of World #1 Golfer Scottie Scheffler.
There are a lot of jobs on a movie set, but who handles the preparations for the sex scenes? Scott brings on Brook Haney, an intimacy coordinator, to describe what she has to do to get the set ready to film intimate scenes.
Sloan discusses the shakeup at CPS and the State teachers Retirement Fund with Eve Bolton, discusses the pension fund with Dr. Robin Rayfield, and Todd Palmeter, C.E.O. of Great Parks, discusses proposed trail expansions.
Is the Ohio Teacher's Pension the next big scandal to hit the Buckeye State? Scott brings on Dr. Robin Rayfield from the Ohio Retired Teachers Association, to discuss what the future looks like for the pension fund.
Scott discusses the future of electric scooters on the sidewalks downtown with Seth Walsh. Attorney Steve Goodin breaks down the PG Sittenfeld appeal. Finally Dave Tyron from the Buckeye Institute breaks down why the Biden White House is being sued over student loan forgiveness.
Sloan discusses the airlines suing the Biden administration with Captain Ken Reider, Jason Phillabaum breaks down why the kid who plotted to shoot up his school in Mariemont was found competent to stand trial, and Delmonte Jefferson form the Center for Black Health and Equity explains why the menthol cigarette ban is a big issue for the black community.
Airlines are suing the Biden administration over a new mandate that could cost them a lot of money, and put more in your pocket. Scott talks with commercial pilot Ken Reider about this mandate and how it could help you the next time you travel.
Scott discusses the future of scooters on the sidewalks downtown with Councilmember Seth Walsh.
Sloan previews this weekend's Flying Pig Marathon with WLWT's Sheree Paolello, discusses the difference between a normal brain and one with Alzheimer's with Dr. Madhav Thambisetty, finally Mike Battaglia gets you ready for the Kentucky Derby.
Scott is joined by WLWT's Sheree Paolello to preview this weekend's Flying Pig Marathon.
Scott discusses the benefits of zipper merges with ODOT's Matt Bruning, the latest with artificial intelligence with David Shrier, and Jim Moering of the Holy Grail breaks down the new state law that puts a larger burden on bar owners who overserve customers.
The lane next to you is closing ahead. Should you let the traffic over immediately, or block them until the merge? ODOT's Matt Bruning tells us why the zipper merge could save us more time on the interstate in construction zones.
Scott discusses the changes at the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission with Stave Staniford. Also are tattoos hurting millennial and Gen Z employment chances? Julie Bauke discusses. Ohio Senator Steve Huffman talks about the Biden administration descheduling marijuana, and FOP President Ken Kober talks about toughening the rules for juvenile offenders.
Sloan talks about the changes that have taken place at the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission since a WCPO report showed they were not fulfilling their duty to veterans. Steve Staniford of the VSC joins Scott to discuss what has changed and what is still to come.
Sloan discusses the states attempt to ban dogs from puppy mills with State Rep Michele Grim, looks at the retrial of a local man accused of killing his family with Jason Philabaum, and have the pro-Hamas protestors gone too far?
The Ohio Statehouse is attempting to ban puppy mill pups from being sold in the state do to recent health issues with some dogs. Scott brings on State Rep Michele Grim to update us on the latest with that bill.
Sloan breaks down the results of the 2024 NFL Draft with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also Rebecca Surendorff has the latest on what Ohio is doing to protect children, Judith Orloff tells us how to deal with jerks, and Courtnee Jackson helps you save money on your streaming services.
Sloan talks with Rebecca Surendorff from Ohioans for Child Protection about Ohio's latest move to protect kids from predators.
Sloan breaks down the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also what's new with Blink this year with co-founder Josh Heuser. Finally Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson have your entertainment options for the weekend.
With the 18th pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals selected Amarius Mims, offensive tackle out of the University of Georgia. The voice of the Bengals Dan Hoard joins Scott to break down the pick, and preview night two of the draft.
Scott is joined by elder law attorney Dennison Keller to discuss the case of an old lady robbing a bank after being scammed. Also the latest on the stadium deal with Alicia Reece, and James Rapien breaks down tonight's NFL draft.
Draft day is here! Scott talks with AllBengals.com's James Rapien about who the Bengals are realistically targeting at pick 18.
Sloan discusses the current enforcement of parking laws in College Hill, and the traffic calming plan with Councilmember Mark Jefferys.
Sloan discusses the current enforcement of parking laws in College Hill, and the traffic calming plan with Councilmember Mark Jefferys.
Sloan discusses the traffic situation in College Hill with Councilmember Mark Jefferys, the future of non-compete clauses in contracts with Julie Bauke, and Dan Young reveals the secrets of the rich.
Scott discusses the protest at Columbia University. Who is right, who is wrong, and what is the appropriate action for all involved? Also are some Tri-State companies mistreating their employees? Marcio Rodriguez from the ALU KCVG thinks so. Finally Lt Governor Jon Husted explains why Ohio schools may soon ban cell phones from the classroom.
Are some Tri-State companies treating their employees unfairly? Scott talks with Marcio Rodriguez from the ALU KCVG Coordinating Committee about their attempts to unionize and get better conditions for some Cincinnati workers.
Sloan breaks down the weekend for the Reds and FC Cincinnati and looks ahead to Thursday's NFL Draft with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Next he discusses Ohio's efforts to bring Amtrak to southwest Ohio with John Esterly the Executive director of All Aboard Ohio. Finally Jennie Romer breaks down what is and is not recyclable in honor of Earth Day.
Amtrak is looking to expand in the United States. Two of the places they are looking at for stations are Hamilton and Butler County. John Esterly of All Aboard Ohio discusses the efforts to bring new stops to Ohio with Scott.
Scott discusses the violence downtown with former Councilmember Steve Goodin, Robert Alt tells us why we can brew our own beer, but not distill our own whiskey, and Betsy Ross discusses "The Caitlyn Clark Effect".
The 2024 WNBA draft took place on Monday, and as expected, Iowa guard Caitlyn Clark went #1 overall to the Indiana Fever. The question now is will Caitlyn Clark maintain the popularity she saw in college, in the pros? Scott brings on sports commentator Betsy Ross to break down "The Caitlyn Clark Effect".
Scott discusses the growing national issue of illegal squatters, and what Ohio is doing to prevent that problem here with Rep Adam Matthews. Also how much plastic do we drink everyday? Richard Harrison from ORSANCO has an idea. Finally what could solve the violence in the Middle East? Dr Asaf Romirowsky from Scholars for Peace has some ideas.
As home owners across the country face rising issues with squatters taking over homes they have no right to, Ohio lawmakers are attempting to put in safeguards before the problem gets here. Ohio Rep Adam Matthews joins Scott to discuss what they are trying to do in the Assembly before squatting becomes an issue here.
Sloan breaks down a status of Cincinnati report with Councilmember Seth Walsh. Also Carol Osborne discusses why dementia doesn't just affect humans, but our canine friends as well. Finally Les Rubin joins Scott to discuss the debt crisis the country faces
A report was released earlier this week about how the city of Cincinnati handles it's business. The results were not good for the city. Congressman Seth Walsh breaks down the report with Scott, and discusses what the city needs to do to improve.
Scott discusses what AI can do to your phone with Lisa Eadicicco from CNET. Also Dr Robin Rayfield discusses why the Ohio teachers pension fund in running out, and Dr Julie Gartza has everything you need to know about farting!
Is the Ohio teachers pension fund running out of money? Scott is joined by retired teacher and Ohio Retired Teachers Association President Dr Robin Rayfield to discuss what is being done to help out retired teachers.
Scott discusses the future of the gun control debate. Also Julie Bauke joins Scott to discuss if you should be free to use any of you time off for whatever you want.
The gun debate has advanced as two parents in Michigan were convicted for their child shooting up his school. Scott brings on Spike Cohen to break down if we will see more or less of this.
Jason Phillabaum breaks down the Walmart settlement. Brad Stuart talks about the eclipse. Three things with Sara Elyse. Simply Money, presented by Allworth Financial, talks about the latest economic news. Sloan talks about college debt. George Ruel discusses the allegations against the fired NKU WBB coach.
Scott breaks down the weekend in sports with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also the things you need to know for a healthy relationship with Julie Hattershire, and Steve Raleigh and Dean Regas have all the information you need to know for Eclipse 2024.
Scott discusses the future of the Bengals stadium deal with Commissioner Denise Driehaus, Monday's eclipse with the Director of the Cincinnati Observatory Anna Hehman, and Nicole Avena says why you shouldn't try to completely cut sugar out of your life.
Scott discusses the future of the Bengals stadium deal with Hamilton County Commission DEnise Driehaus following the events that unfolded in Cleveland and Kansas City recently.
Scott discusses the resignation of the Moeller High School President with Rebecca Surendoff of Ohioans for Child Protection. Also Francisco Javier Tobon from LinkedIn gives you job search scams to watch out for, and Marty Brenneman remembers his first day call in pro ball with Hank Aaron's homerun 714.
The Hall of Famer Marty Brenneman joins Scott to discuss his major league debut behind the mic 50 years ago today, and the iconic call of Hank Aaron's Homerun 714 to tie Babe Ruth that came with it.
Scott discusses tech to help you sleep with Lexy Savvides from CNET, Adam Aaro from FOX 45 in Dayton looks back at the Xenia Tornado 50 years ago today, and Stephen Eide from the Manhattan Institute breaks down the mental health crisis in our prisons.
Having trouble sleeping? Scott brings on Lexy Savvides from CNET to discuss the best new tech to help you sleep.
Several young high profile celebrities have recently announced cancer diagnoses. Dr. Randy Drosick joins Scott to break down why we are seeing increased cancer rates among young adults.
Three Things with Tiff Porter. Andy Shafer from Allworth Financial gives his Allworth advice. Brad Walden discusses the bridge collapse. Nick Neonakis breaks down why fast food prices have doubled in ten years.
Scott breaks down Reds Opening Weekend with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also Charlie Tassell of the National Real Estate Investors Association explains why you might not want to list you home on airBNB. Finally Dr Madhav Thambissetty describes the differences between a normal brain and one with Alzheimer's.
A recent shooting at an airBNB have some cities thinking about banning use of the app in their town. Charlies Tassell the COO of the National Real Estate Investors Association discusses the legalities of this, and the responsibilities you should be aware of if you list your home on airBNB.
Scott breaks down the events of Opening Day with Tommy Thrall and Austin Elmore, WTAM's Bloomdaddy discusses the Browns trying to build a domed stadium and how it will effect the Bengals, and Jason Nathanson and Allie Martin help you with your non baseball plans for the weekend.
The 2024 baseball season is off and going. Reds play-by-play commentator Tommy Thrall joins Scott to break down all the action in a big Reds Opening Day win!
Eddie and Lance step out and Willie and Seg take over to take you up to the Inside Pitch with guests Jeff Brantley, Karen Forgus, Marty Brennaman, and Ken Anderson.
Sloan and Mo step out, Eddie Fingers and Lance McAlister step in to get you ready for Opening Day 2024. They are joined by the voice of the Reds Joe Zerhusen, and Rick Walls from the Reds Hall of Fame and Museum.
Scott Sloan and Mo Egger lead off six hours of wall-to-wall Reds coverage leading up to Opening Day 2024! They are joined by Charley Frank of the Reds Community Fund, and former Reds Sean Casey, Dmitri Young, and Pokey Reese.
Scott previews an ABC22 Dayton special on the 1974 Xenia tornado with anchor Adam Aaro. Also attorneys Randy Freking and Jack Greiner discuss their other love with Scott, baseball. Finally Councilmember Seth Walsh updates us on the efforts to save the King Records building.
50 years ago next week, a F-5 Tornado tore through Xenia, Ohio killing 32 people. ABC22 in Dayton will be airing a special to look back on the events of April 3rd, 1974 and anchor Adam Aaro joins Scott with a preview of that special.
Scott breaks down the latest legal bullet dodged by Donald Trump with attorney Steve Goodin. Also Dr Randy Drosik attempts to explain why cancer rates are skyrocketing in young adults, and George Vogel discusses the latest MLB betting scandal. Is this Pete Rose 2.0?
President Trump seems to be winning a lot in court these days as another judge has given the former President a favorable ruling. Attorney Steve Goodin joins Scott to break down the latest legal bullets Trump has managed to avoid this time.
Scott recaps the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament and previews MLB Opening Day with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse, discusses the Biden administration's EV policy with Zach Doran, and Jesse Brewer from the Boone County Commission explains why workforce development is in jeopardy.
Scott talks with Zach Doran from Ohio Auto Dealers about why the Biden administration's Electric Vehicle policy will fail if they keep going as planned.
Scott breaks down the future of Redbike with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys, why the NCAA Tournament leads to gambling problems for many, and Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson give you some weekend entertainment options.
What is the fate of Redbike in Cincinnati? Scott talks with the man leading the charge on council to save the bike company, Mark Jeffreys.
Sloan talks with Joe Rudemiller of 3CDC about redeveloping the Saks building downtown. Also demolition began today on the Sunlight Pool and Scott has community reaction. Finally Steve Balczo from the Clermont County VSC discusses veterans benefits, and an event coming up to honor those who served in Vietnam 50 years ago.
Sloan talks with Steve Balzco of the Clermont County Veterans Service Commission about the services offered to veterans, and the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam war event coming up.
Sloan breaks down yesterday's primary election. Who were the big winners, and which of them face the greatest challenge come November? Also Victoria Vogelsang breaks down the fight to save the sunlight pool, and Chris Nyhuis breaks down the threat that AI brings.
Is the battle for the Sunlight Pool at Coney Island coming to an end? Scott talks with Victoria Vogelsang from saveconeyislanders.com to find out the latest in the fight to save the pool and if time is running out.
Sloan brings on candidates Adam Matthews, Phil Heimlich (R-OH2), and Barbra Carter (judicial candidate) to break down today's primary election in Ohio. Also Andy Shafer from Allworth Financial tells Scott how we can lower inflation.
Scott discusses how the economy can lower inflation and avoid stagnation and recession with Andy Shafer of Allworth Financial.
Scott breaks down March Madness in the Tri State with Austin Elmore, debates if politics is killing organized religion with John Stewart Hill, and Councilmember Seth Walsh wants to keep Red Bikes downtown, despite the company ceasing operations.
What is the future of Red Bike in Cincinnati? As the company shuts down operations, Councilmember Seth Walsh attempts to keep the service alive in the Queen City.
Sloan discusses new information on the would-be Mariemont School shooter with Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers. Also Brigham McCown breaks down Biden's Natural Gas export ban and why it is bad for America. Finally Dean Regas has all the latest on the upcoming eclipse.
New information has been released on the would-be Mariemont School shooter case. Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers joins Scott to tell us what it all means.
Scott breaks down Ohio's attempt to get rid of the state income tax with Donovan O'Neill, gets a Reds update from Sara live from Goodyear, AZ, and Theresa Dinwiddie-Herman from Ohioans for Child Protection discusses the Moeller scandal.
Scott talks about Ohio's attempts to get rid of the state income tax with Donovan O'Neill.
Scott breaks down the argument to keep the Sunlight Pool open. Also WLW aviation expert Captain Ken Reider tells us if it is safe to fly in a Boeing 737, and Councilmember Mark Jeffreys gives us an update on the Western Hills Viaduct project.
The I-71/71 Bridge project is quickly shaping up, but what about the other big Cincinnati road project? Scott brings on Councilmember Mark Jeffreys to discuss the latest with the Western Hills Viaduct, and why it won't be finished until 2032.
Scott discusses the Ohio Supreme Court's ruling on warning shots with Joe Eaton of the Buckeye Firearms Association. Robert Alt from the Buckeye Institute wants to know if you can brew your own beer, why not your own bourbon? Finally Victoria Vogelsang says the CSO should sell the land the Sunlight pool sights on.
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that it is now legal to fire a warning shot when defending yourself. Scott brings on Joe Eaton from the Buckeye Firearms Association to discuss what gun owners need to know now that this ruling is in effect.
Sloan breaks down the Reds winding down Spring Training, and the Bengals beginning free agency, with Austin Elmore and Dave 'Yiddy" Armbruster. Kathleen Fuller from ODOT explains why the Norwood Lateral is shutting down for 90 days. Finally Talmage Boston discusses the leadership gap we have seen in Washington D.C.
The Norwood Lateral will be closed for the next 90 days. Scott brings on Kathleen Fuller from the Ohio Department of Transportation to discuss what work ODOT will be doing and what drivers can expect when it is done.
Sloan discusses rising energy prices in Kentucky with Andrew McNeill, controlling the price of streaming with Courtnee Jackson from CNET, and Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson get you ready for the weekend with movie and local events recommendations.
Energy prices are high and going higher across the country. Andrew McNeill joins Scott to tell us how Kentucky lawmakers are causing energy prices to go even higher.
Scott discusses getting foreign money out of our elections with Ohio Rep Theresa Gavarone, the State of the Union with Congressman Greg Landsman, and preparing for your death with Dr. Death Brad Stuart.
Scott previews tonight's State of the Union with the Congressman of the Ohio 1st district Greg Landsman. What is at stake for President Biden tonight?
Sloan talks with Libertarian Party activist Spike Cohen about if there is a legitimate threat from a third party candidate in November. Also Donovan O'Neil joins Scott to discuss the reality of Biden's economy, and JetSetSarah has some bargains for you Spring Break trips.
As the weather warms, families start planning for the arrival of Spring Break. However, with the economy continuing to inflate prices, who can afford to go on vacation? Scott brings on travel expert JetSetSarah to give you some low cost vacation destinations.
Scott brings on attorneys Curt Hartman and J Christian Adams to break down the SCOTUS 9-0 ruling in Trump versus Anderson. Also how you can get help with your property tax bill in Cincinnati with Councilmember Mark Jefferys.
With property taxes going up, the city of Cincinnati has a plan to help out overburdened homeowners. Scott brings on Cincinnati Councilmember Mark Jefferys to explain how this program works, and what you need to do to see if you are eligible.
Scott breaks down a weekend of college basketball and the NFL Combine with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also comparing crime rates in red states versus blue states with Robert Ver Bruggen, and Nicole Avena tells us how to kick the sugar habit and lose weight.
What is the status of the new lease agreement between Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals? Scott is joined by Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese to break down why the county is paying for upgrades and repairs, when the Bengals are free to bolt in two years.
Scott discusses why religion is fading in terms attendance with Dr Pat Hurley, the fate of the King Records building with Steve Goodin, and Austin Elmore joins Scott to update us on the latest at the NFL Combine.
Scott talks with former Cincinnati Councilmember Steve Goodin about the future of the King Records building, and Bockfest.
A couple of big name restaurants faced PR trouble yesterday. Pat Crowley from Strategic Advisors joins Scott to discuss what they did right, and what they got wrong in their statements. Also Naomi Mathis from Disabled American Veterans breaks down the issues in Hamilton County, and explains why more vets are at risk. Finally John Stewart Mathis breaks down why politics might be killing religion.
Are politics killing religion? Scott brings on John Stewart Hill to discuss if the church is collapsing under the weight of partisan fighting, or if it can be saved.
Scott discusses the upcoming eclipse in April with Dean Regas, and the effect of the eclipse on the local economy. Also Joel Patterson joins Scott to discuss is Gen Z is ghosting employers, and Councilmember Jeff Crammerding discusses protecting the railroad sale investment.
Are Gen Z ghosting employers? They go through the interview, get the job, then never show up for work. Career expert Joel Patterson joins Scott to explain why this is happening, and what employers need to do to prevent it from happening to them.
Scott discusses a case of a local teen violently beating his teacher while claiming to be high with defense attorney Jeff Meadows, why a local man is trying to get out of jail time after shooting at police with Dan Hils, and finally Robert Verbruggen explains why police want to bring back 'stop and frisk'.
In response to high crime a few years ago, police began a controversial policy called 'stop and frisk'. It was later shut down, due to questions of civil rights violations. Now the debate to reinstate it has picked back up. Scott talks with Robert VerBruggen of the Manhattan Institute about why police want to bring this policy back.
Scott breaks down the early Spring Training action and basketball woes of Cincinnati with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse, the situation at the southern border with former CBP agent Chris T Clem, Trumps big win in South Carolina with Dr, Frank Sorrentino, and how healthy is porn for your mental health with Julie Hattershire.
How bad is the situation at the southern border? Scott talks with former border patrol agent Chris T Clem about what is actually happening and if the Biden administration has any power to fix it.
Scott discusses government benefits with Judge Glock from the Manhattan Institute, Denise Driehaus from the Hamilton County Commission breaks down the funding approval for convention center, and Tiff Potter in for Allie and Jason Nathanson get you ready for the weekend.
Twenty Percent of U.S. households receiving benefits, pay taxes to receive those benefits. Judge Glock from the Manhattan Institute joins Scott to discuss what is going on with these benefits.
Scott talks with attorney Jason Phillabaum about who a local man who killed his three sons might walk because of mistakes made by the sheriff's deputies. Also Jerry Kaplan joins Scott to talk about the future of A.I., and Allan Collinge discusses the Biden administration's latest attempt to forgive student loan debt.
The Biden administration just forgave $1.2 Billion in student loans. Scott brings on Allen Collinge the founder of StudentLoanJustice.org to discuss who received the loan forgiveness and who is paying for it.
Scott welcomes in Steve Staniford from the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission to discuss the status of the Veterans Commission after the funding concerns last year. Also Matt Brunning from ODOT discusses how citizens can suggest what happens in the Brent Spence Bridge corridor, and Brigham McCown says why the Biden Administration is taking the wrong approach to the green energy issue.
As plans move forward for a new I-71/75 bridge, the questions begin as to what to do with the land around the new bridge. Scott brings in Matt Brunning from the Ohio Department of Transportation to discuss a series of public hearings to allow the people to voice their opinions on what to do with the real estate.
Kentucky is poised to start charging some juveniles as adults for certain crimes. Scott discusses this with Campbell County prosecutor Michelle Snodgrass. Also Chris Nyhuis of Vigilant warns about the Chinese monitoring you through Twitter/X, and Paul Seegert breaks down the rural healthcare crisis.
As the healthcare industry continues to grow, there is one are of the country that is being left behind. Scott is joined by Paul Seegert to break down why rural areas are having issues finding proper healthcare.
Victoria Vogelsang, saveconeyislanders.com, discusses the Coney Island buyout. Jackie Bryson, President of Downtown Residents Council, is the city doing enough to curb violence? Vince Hall discusses the rural food crisis. Julie Hattershire on mental health Monday.
Scott is joined by Congressman Brad Wenstrup to discuss the latest threat to national security, Bobby Miles and Ken Anderson stop by to discuss the Autism Rocks event, and Steve Raleigh tells you how you can help a good cause while watching people like Scott make fun of Marty Brenneman.
Congressman Turner warned the rest of Congress earlier this week, that there was an imminent threat to national security that needed to be declassified immediately. Scott brings on Congressman Brad Wenstrup to discuss what that threat was, and if it really is as bad as Congressman Turner made it out to be.
Scott brings on retired Brigadier General Peter Swack to discuss how big of a threat Russia really is. Also Jackie Bryson from the Downtown Residents Council debates if the city is doing enough to curb violence downtown, and Robert VerBruggen from the Manhattan Institute discusses who has the higher crime; Reds States or Blue States?
What is the city doing to curb the violence downtown, and is it enough? Scott is joined by Jackie Bryson, the President of the Downtown Residents Council, to discuss if the city is doing enough.
Scott discusses with attorney Jason Philabaum why the Mariemont shooting plotter could walk free, the latest attempt to save Coney Island with Victoria Vogelsang, and the latest on the funding for the Cincinnati Open with Rep Adam Matthews.
There is a possibility that the Mariemont shooting plotter could walk free, Scott is joined by attorney Jason Philabaum to discuss how this could happen, and why the alleged co-conspirator in Colorado is still a free man.
Sloan tells the story of a cross he wears on his neck and its mysterious disappearance and reappearance. Sloan takes your calls and asks if this was an other-worldly sign. Sloan also talks 3 Things with Tiff Potter, money with Andy Shafer, the Swift/Kelce burnout and Swift's economic impact with Pat Crowley and the recent uptick in Valentine's Day scams with Bree Fowler of CNET.
Scott breaks down Super Bowl LVIII with Austin Elmore, James Rapien, and Sara Elyse. Also the latest on legal weed with Cat Packer from the Drug Policy Alliance, and Teresa Dinwiddie-Hermann discusses the latest sexual misconduct involving the Church and minors.
Is the Ohio legistlature undoing the will of the Ohio voter? Scott talks with Cat Packer from the Drug Policy Alliance about the latest on the process of legal weed in Ohio.
Scott discusses a local students plot to shoot up his school with Melissa Powers. Dan Hoard joins Scott to preview Super Bowl Swiftie-Eight. Finally Jason Nathanson explains why this might not be the weekend to go to the movies.
Scott talks with Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers about the foiled plot of a local student to shoot up their high school.
Scott brings on Carl Delfeld to explain why the national debt is the biggest threat to America. Also Jason Phillabaum tells us what's next for the parents convicted of manslaughter after their son shot up his school, and Adam Beissel describes the economic impact Taylor Swift is having on the NFL.
What is the biggest threat to the United States? Scott brings on economic expert Carl Delfeld to explain why the national debt, might be the bomb that destroys America.
Scott talks about the arrest of a group of teens responsible for the downtown violence with Police Chief Theresa Theetge, if the "Border Bill" is dead on arrival in the House with Congressman Greg Landsman, and Steve Goodin describes the latest blow to former President Trump's legal woes.
Should the "Border Bill" really be D.O.A. in the House of Representatives? Congressman Greg Landsman joins Scott to discuss why the bill should be brought to a vote.
Scott discusses the issues with border funding with Jeremy Beck of Numbers USA. Also Scott previews Mardi Gras for Homeless Kids with Good Morning Cincinnati Anchor Sheila Gray, and Eve Bolton explains why CPS wants to consolidate schools.
While CPS debates on consolidating schools, CPS board member Eve Bolton joins Scott to explain why they are having this conversation.
It's Super Bowl week, and Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse get you ready for the big game with Sloan. Also Scotty Johnson join Sloan to discuss what Council plans to do about the growing violence downtown. Finally Rebecca Kiger from Time magazine discusses what has happened in East Palestine, Ohio 1 year removed from the disastrous train derailment.
As violence continues down town, Scott talks with Cincinnati Councilmember Scotty Johnson about what Council plans to do to combat the violence.
Scott is joined by Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers to discuss the violence downtown. Also Austin Elmore, Allie Martin, and Jason Nathanson get you ready for the weekend with what's happening in sports, entertainment, and around town. Finally Jeff Berding debates the need for a new arena in Cincinnati.
Does Cincinnati need a new arena? With the Heritage Bank Center over 50 years old, Scott talks with Jeff Berding about bringing a new arena to the greater Cincinnati area, and how to pay for it.
Scott previews what you can do and see at this years Mardi Gras for homeless kids. Also Nick Wolny joins Scott to discuss the growing credit card debt in this country, and Dave Yost tells us why we need to censor A.I. generated child porn.
As technology advances, should the things we can do with it be regulated more? Scott is joined by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to discuss how A.I. helps sexual predators, and why we should ban A.I. generated child porn.
Scott discusses A.I. porn with Chris Nyhuis of Vigilant Cybersecurity, Oscars movies featuring Cincinnati with Kristen Schlotman of Film Cincinnati, and Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson give you some ideas of what to check out this weekend.
Scott discusses the dangers of A.I. porn and a new cybersecurity threat with Chris Nyhuis of Vigilant Cybersecurity.
Scott discusses the latest in the Ohio Assembly with Ohio Senator Theresa Gavarone, gets an update on the Chad Doermann case from Lisa Wells, and discusses getting rid of Ohio income tax with Donovan O'Neill.
As Ohio continues to debate getting rid of income tax, Scott talks with Donovan O'Neill from AFP Ohio to discuss the fallout from the eventual decision.
Scott discusses getting rid of the state income tax with Ohio Senator George Lang, how to fix the southern border with former CBP agent Chris T Clem, and Julie Bauke tells us how much power the worker truly has right now.
Ohio is considering eliminating it's state income tax. Ohio Senator George Land joins Scott to discuss how this can be done.
Sloan discusses the fallout from a school janitor being falsely accused of child molestation with attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also the condition of Cincinnati roads with vice mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny, and Judge Glock asks why you have to pay taxes to get benefits from the government.
Scott talks with Cincinnati vice mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny about the condition of Cincinnati's roads and highways.
Sloan discusses the Delta-8 THC vape sting with Senator Steve Huffman, the impact of legal weed on workplace safety with John Morris from the OVABC, and gets you ready for this weekend's divisional round of the NFL playoffs with Austin Elmore and Rick Ucchino.
Scott discusses the impact of recreational marijuana on workplace safety with John Morris from OVABC.
Scott debates if you should required to prove your age to view porn. Also Matt Bruning from ODOT explains the fate of the digital message boards, and Vince Hall from Feeding America, tells Scott about the rural food crisis.
The Department of Transportation is telling the states that they can no longer put funny messages on digital highway signs. Matt Brunning from ODOT joins Scott to tell us what exactly this means, and also some tips for travel in the snow.
Willing paying kids to stay in school save down the road on drop outs trying to get a G.E.D.? Scott brings on Ohio Representative Bill Seitz to discuss a new pilot program up for debate in the Ohio Assembly.
Sloan asks Dr Mark Conroy how long we should be outside in the cold. Also Brigid Kelly tells you how to appeal your property tax, and Andy Shafer get financially ready for the year.
It's freezing outside, and Scott wants to know how to not die outside in these temperatures. Dr. Mark Conroy joins Scott to give him some tips on when to know when it is time to come inside.
Scott previews this weekend's NFL action with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also some local events to check out with Allie Martin and movies with Jason Nathanson, Finally is donating blood a big scam?
Scott discusses the Transgender bill veto override with Rep Adam Matthews, the legislature's work on legal weed with Cat Packer from Drug Policy Alliance, and Nick Smiley discusses the opportunities awaiting everyone in trade school.
Scott discusses the Ohio House's veto override of Governor DeWine on the Transgender bill with Rep Adam Matthews.
Scott is joined by attorney Jack Greiner to discuss Ohio's social media parental consent law being blocked. Also Ohio Rep Rodney Creech talks about his bill to crack down on reckless driving, and Jay R. Carson tells us who is really to blame for the opioid crisis.
Who is really to blame for the opioid crisis? Scott talks with Jay R. Carson from the Buckeye Institute about the the entity responsible for the crisis.
Scott talks with attorney Steve Goodin about former President Trump's court appearance today. Also Alicia Reese reacts to the drama at the county commission, and Albert Lawrence joins Scott live from CES to give us the latest in the tech world.
Former President Trump is back in court today to argue that the case against him brought by special prosecutor Jack Smith should be dismissed, because of Presidential immunity. Scott brings in attorney Steve Goodin to break down Trump's argument.
Scott breaks down the Bengals final game against the Browns with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also were Capitol police justified in the shooting of Ashley Babbitt? Finally what happened with flight ASA1282? Scott talks with new WLW aviation expert Ken Reider to get the details.
The 2023 season has come to an end with a Bengals blow out of the Cleveland Browns. Scott is joined by allbengals.com's James Rapien to break down the 2023 campaign and look ahead to the 2024 offseason.
Scott is joined by police captain Steve Saunders, ESPN 1530's Austin Elmore, Katherine Nero for The Local Loop, voice of the Bengals Dan Hoard and ABC Entertainment's Jason Nathanson. Tune in!
Scott revisits his conversation with Rep Gary Click over the veto override vote on the transgender issue. Also Michelle Sloan discusses what you should be thinking about hen opting to build a new home rather buy one. Finally Nick Wolny breaks down the issue with credit card debt.
Scott breaks down the latest efforts to save parts of Coney Island with Jeff Cramerding. Also Julie Bauke tells us why your OnlyFans account might not lose you that job. Finally will the Ohio Assembly override Governor DeWine's veto of the Transgender bill? Scott asks Rep Gary Click what to expect.
Sloanie discusses the efforts to save parts of Coney Island with Cincinnati Councilmember Jeff Cramerding.
Austin Elmore from Cincy 360 joins the show to talk about the Bengals lost to the Chiefs and the College Football Playoff. Three things with Tiff Potter. Chris Carosa talks money with Sloan. James Rapien from Sports Illustrated talks about the Bengals. Sloan discusses the closing of Coney Island.
Mike Allen Sr. and Mike Allen Jr. sub in for Sloan as they talk about the top political moments of 2023, talk with Kyle Chandler of the Xavier Jesuit Academy, take your calls, talk with Jeff Carr about the Reds' moves in the offseason and Kevin Carr about his top movies of 2023.
Mike and Mike are in for Sloanie and they talk with Peter Bronson and Austin Elmore on 700 WLW!
Scott discusses why we've stopped celebrating the real meaning of Christmas with Phil Boone of HeGetsUS. Brian Moody tells Scott where to get the best used cars in Cincy Finally Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard preview tomorrow's Bengals vs Steelers game.
Tis the reason for the season. Or is it? This Christmas is set to be the least religiously observed Christmas in history. Scott brings on Phil Boone from HeGetsUs to explain what happened.
Scott discusses the approval of an Amtrak expansion in Ohio with Mark Policinski, the nastiest areas in your hotel room with Brant Insero, and how Amazon gets your stuff to you with Adam Baker.
Scott discusses the fallout from the Colorado Supreme Court's ruling last night with Dr. Frank Sorrentino and Byron Henry. Also Stella Morabito explain the weaponization of loneliness. Finally Tiff is back with three things heading into the Holiday weekend.
Last night the Colorado State Supreme Court ruled that Democrats could take former President Trump of the Republican primary ballot. Scott is joined by Dr Frank Sorrentino to discuss what impact this could have on the 2024 election.
Paul Seegert joins the show to discuss the rural hospital crisis. Sloan talks about the Pope`s newest declaration. Three things with Sara Elyse.Steve Sprovach, from Allworth Financial, gives his simply money advice. Representative Allison Russo, Ohio Minority Leader, discusses pot legislation. Phil Boone, from HeGetsUs, talks about the Pope, LGBTQ+ community, and the future of religion.
The Bengals got another huge win on Saturday. Scott is joined by Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien to break it down. Also Julie Hattershire helps you deal with your visiting relatives over the holidays, and Brant Insero tells you what you check the next time you check into a hotel.
They clean them every day, but how clean is your hotel room really? Scott brings on germ expert Brant Insero to discuss what areas you should check on your next vacation.
Scott discuss trying to save part of a local landmark with Councilmember Jeff Cramerding, Blink the holiday tradition with Justin Brookhart, and previewing tomorrow's matchup between the Bengals and Vikings with Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard.
With Coney Island set to close, Cincinnati Councilmember Jeff Cramerding wants to try to save part of it. The only problem is Coney Island is in Anderson Township. Scott discusses these issues with the Councilman.
Scott discusses the new gun law in Cincy with Kerry Slone and Liz Keating, the Cincy gun buyback program this weekend with Charlie tassel, and Daniel DiMartino explains why the U.S. is losing workers to Canada.
The U.S. is losing workers to Canada. What does this mean for U.S. employers and workers? Daniel DiMartino from the Manhattan Institute joins Scott to explain
Scott breaks down the Ohio Assembly's bill to ban transgender treatments for minors. Also Denise Drihaus discusses changes coming to Paycor Stadium, and Jason Phillabaum tells us if we can sue over boneless chicken wings.
Can you sue if your boneless chicken wings has a bone in them? Conventional wisdom says no, but attorney Jason Phillabaum says not so fast. He joins Scott to discuss this issue.
Scott discusses Covid science vs misinformation with Dr Jonathan Howard, how weed will effect gun laws and workplace safety with Lee Williams and John Morris, and Steve Sprovach tells us if we avoided a recession.
How will recreational marijuana effect workplace safety? Scott brings on John Morris from OVABC to discuss.
Scott breaks down another big win for the Bengals over the Colts with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also, Adam Baker describes how your Amazon order gets to you.
We've all ordered from Amazon, but what happens between the time you place your order, and when it arrives at your door? Scott talks with Amazon Vice President Adam Baker about the logistics behind one of the biggest companies in the world.
Sloan talks with Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum about US childhood immunization rates dropping, sports with Austin Elmore, local happenings with Allie Martin, Bengals vs Colts with Dan Hoard and Hollywood with Jason Nathanson.
Scott discusses a new proposed gun law with Liz Keating, the changes Ohio lawmakers are trying to make to legal weed with Ohio Senator George Lang, and Greg Lawson from the Buckeye Institute discusses how we could see more government transparency.
Does Cincinnati need a new gun law to help in the case of stolen guns? Outgoing Councilmember Liz Keating discusses her proposed law that might help police when a gun is reported stolen or missing.
Scott discusses the proposed changes to state issue 2 with Ohio Senator Niraj Antani, the changing landscape of what the workplace will look like going forward with Julie Bauke, and should Ohio make sexual grooming of children a felony? Rebecca Surendorff from Ohioans for Child Protection explains why we should.
Fast rail service is coming to Ohio! The Federal Government approved the funds for an expanded Amtrak service on multiple routes in Ohio. Scott talks with the CEO of OKI Mark Policinski about what this new service will look like, and when Ohioans can expect to take to the rails.
Scott breaks down a big Bengals victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars last night with Rick Ucchino, Sara Elyse, and Austin Elmore. Also Michelle O'Rourke tells you how to recycle your old tires, and Catherine Perlman tells at what age you should buy your kid a cell phone.
What is the best age to give a kid a phone? Scott talks with Catherine Perlman about when you should add your child to your plan.
Scott gets you ready for Monday Night Football as the Bengals prepare to take on the Jaguars in Jacksonville. Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and Dan Hoard all help Scott break it down. Also Julie Hattershire with some Mental Health Monday tips, and Matt Markel talks about the future of autonomous cars.
Will we ever have truly autonomous cars? Matt Markel, a radar tech expert, discusses if this is really a possibility with Scott.
Scott discusses the latest developments in pediatric cancer research with Jill Brinck of Cancer Free Kids, get an update from Jack Greiner on the Meta lawsuit, and FC Cincinnati prepares for the latest edition of the 'Hell Is Real' rivalry with the highest stakes in team history. The voice of FC Cincinnati, Tommy G, and Austin Elmore join Scott to preview this big match.
Hell is Real. Tomorrow FC Cincinnati will play their rivals up I-71 with a trip to the MLS Cup Finals on the line. Scott is joined by the voice of FC Cincinnati Tommy Gelehrter to preview the match up.
Scott debates the pros and cons of ranked choice voting with Gene Krebs, discusses if the city of Cincinnati is enacting an anti-private property agenda in council with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys, and attorney Jason Philabaum tells us if it is possible to prosecute 30 year old sexual assault cases.
What is ranked choice voting, and how might it effect future elections in Ohio? Scott is joined by Gene Krebs to explain why ranked choice might change Ohio elections more than people think.
Scott discusses changes to Ohio's recreational marijuana law with Ohio Rep Gary Click. Also why Hamilton County Home Owners won't be getting the tax break they were promised from Commissioner Alicia Reese, and tipping advice from etiquette expert Valerie Sokolosky.
With marijuana set to become legal in Ohio next week, the Ohio General Assembly is looking to make some changes to the law passed by voters earlier this month. Scott talks with Ohio Rep Gary Click about what changes the Assembly is making to the law, and if weed will still be legal come next week.
Scott discusses lawmakers trying to limit burlesque style performances in public. Also Randy Freking discusses if fat and short people are being discriminated against in the workplace, and Dan Hils sounds the alarm that police staffing levels are at 40 year lows.
Are fat people being discriminated against? Scott brings on employment lawyer Randy Freking to discuss how a new New York law might be changing employment practices.
Scott breaks down a bad weekend in Ohio sports with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also Brian Moody gives us a list of the best used cars to buy in Cincinnati, and Julie Hattershire helps cheer you up with this week's Mental Health Monday segment.
Are we spending way too much on prescription drugs? Scott talks with Antonio Chiacchia about what is being done to help lower drug costs.
Kaitlin Mahar, from wirecutter.com, discusses the best online black Friday deals. Three things with Tiff Porter. Allworth Financial Simply Money segment with Steve Sprovach. Nick Wolny, CNET senior editor, talks about winning the war against porch pirates. Jeff Berding, President/CEO of FC Cincinnati discus's the teams playoff run and the Thanksgiving Day race.
Scott breaks down the remainder of the 2023 NFL Season without Joe Burrow at the helm for the Bengals with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also John Cranley tells us the latest with the I-75 corridor project, and Dr David Bisonette tells us why we overeat at Thanksgiving.
It's the time of year we get together with family and friends, gorge ourselves on a big feast, then sit down and watch some football. A lot of us tend to overeat on Thanksgiving though. Scott brings on Dr. David Bisonette to explain why we do this.
Scott breaks down last night's disaster between the Bengals and Ravens with James Rapien, Tony Pike and Austin Elmore. What is the fallout from the Joe Burrow injury? Also some entertainment options for the weekend with Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson.
Scott discusses last night's Bengals game with Tony Pike, and why Joe Burrow's injury might not be as bad as we fear.
Scott previews Bengals vs Ravens on Thursday Night Football with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore. Also where all the missing money for Veteran Services went to with Commissioner Denise Driehaus.
Scott gets an update on the missing money for Veterans Services from Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Driehaus.
Scott discusses gun crime in Cincinnati with Councilmember Scotty Johnson, and what Council proposes to do about it. Also why we are having trouble filling middle management roles with Julie Bauke, and Dr Michael Platt tells us why we should be more worried about Low-A versus Low-T.
Is your business having trouble finding candidates for leadership positions? Scott brings on WLW's career Sherpa Julie Bauke to explain why younger workers are shying away from management jobs.
Sloanie discusses if we could see challenges to Issue 1 now that it has passed. Also how to handle gun rights and domestic violence cases, and is the market rebounding and getting out of a potential recession?
With gun violence on the rise in Cincinnati Scott brings on Kerry Slone with some ideas on how to handle violent crimes like domestic violence, without violating gun rights.
Sloan breaks down a crushing Bengals loss to the Houston Texans with Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also Julie Hattershire stops by to give us some mental health advice, and Dr Carl Fichtenbaum explains why childhood vaccination rates are dropping in the U.S.
Childhood vaccination rates for vaccines other than Covid are dropping in the United States. Scott brings on infectious disease expert from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum to explain why these rates are falling.
Scott discusses the missing Veterans Services money with Alison Hines, how to avoid self sabotage with Laura Connell, preview this weekends Cincinnati v Houston matchups with Dan Hoard and Austin Elmore, and where to get some good bourbon this weekend with Todd Carnes.
Where is the money earmarked for the Hamilton County Veterans Services going? Scott brings on U.S. Navy veteran Alison Hines to discuss what is going on.
Scott talks with political strategist Carl Delfeld about how to fix the GOP, discusses if we've seen the end of civil discourse with Ravi Hutheesing, and breaks down what happened in the Kentucky Governor's race with Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer.
After a shocking series of defeats in Tuesday's election, Scott brings on political strategist Carl Delfeld to tell us how the GOP can quit losing elections.
Ohio has voted, Ohio has spoken. Abortion rights are now apart of our state Constitution, and recreational weed can be smoked in the Buckeye state. Scott gets reaction for these issues passing, and what it means now that Cincinnatians have approved the sale of the rail road.
Ohio has spoken and recreational weed will be legal in the Buckeye state. Or will it?Scott talks with Ohio Senator Steve Huffman about what the Ohio legislature will do to change the law passed in yesterday's election.
Scott talks about missing veteran money with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese, the latest in the stock market with Derek Bullen of Allworth Financial, and state rep Rodney Creech explains to Scott why he wants to eliminate Daylight Savings Time.
Scott talks with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese about what is happening with the money earmarked for veteran services.
Scott discusses the Bengals primetime win over the Buffalo Bill yesterday with AllBengals.com's James Rapien, Austin Elmore, and Sara Elyse. Also what happened in the West End with a small child being killed by gunfire with police chief Terri Theetge, and Charlie Luken tells Scott why you should vote yes on 22.
Scott discusses the West End shooting with Cincinnati Police Chief Terri Theetge, and what CPD is doing to prevent something like this in the future.
Scott discusses skipping daylight savings time after we fall back this weekend with Dr. Catherine Athans. Also previewing Sunday Night Football: Bengals vs Bills with Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard, and checking out weekend entertainment options with Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson.
It's that time of the year. This Sunday we will fall back an hour as Daylight Savings Time will end. Scott talks to Dr Catherine Athans about how this time change affects our bodies, and if we should skip springing forward next March.
Sloan discusses city issue 22 with Councilmember Liz Keating, state issue 1 with Amy Natoce of Protect Women Ohio, and the debut of a new Beatles song with iHeartMedia Director of Music Services Bobby Leach.
43 years after the death of John Lennon, the Beatles have released a new single. Using A.I. to recreate his voice from previously unheard recordings. as well as George Harrison guitar recordings, surviving members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr finished the song Now and Then. iHeartMedia Music Librarian Bobby Leach joins Scott to discuss this new song, and what other classic acts A.I. could bring back to life.
Scott talks with Hamilton County Coroner Lakshmi Sammarco about the newest drug on the street killing people called Tranq. Also Julie Bauke explains why pay might not be enough to keep your employees, and Dr. Sal Giorgianni warns that we might not want to drink that Panera caffeinated lemonade.
Attorney Jason Philabaum joins Scott to discuss the latest scandal involving government agencies, as D.E.A. agents are stopping airline passengers and illegally searching their bags, seizing money. Jason tells you what to do if a D.E.A. agent does this to you.
Scott debates the pros and cons of Ohio Issue 1. Also Steve Sprovach from Allworth Financial lets you know if now is the time to reinvest in the market, and 2nd Amendment lawyer Edwin Walker explain why red flag laws failed to stop the shooter in Maine.
It is open enrollment time, and Scott talks with Paul Seegert of PCS Healthcare Advisors to get you the info you need to save some money and get the best care you can.
Sloan breaks down a big win for the Bengals and FC Cincinnati with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also 33 states have filed a lawsuit against Facebook parent company Meta for promoting an addictive product to children. Finally Scott talks with Gene Krebs about if we should switch to ranked choice voting.
Scott is joined by Sara Elyse to break down big wins by both the Bengals and FC Cincinnati.
Sloanie talks about the manhunt in Maine with retired SWAT commander Dr. Mark Sherwood, how much money it takes to be happy with Jeff Golden, sports with Austin Elmore, the Local Loop with Allie Martin, Bearcats football with Dan Hoard and Hollywood with Jason Nathanson.
Scott breaks down yesterday's Speaker vote with Congressmen Warren Davidson and Brad Wenstrup. Also how Britany Spears climbed to the top of the charts yesterday and an update from the horrific events in Lewiston, Maine last night.
Scott discusses yesterday's Speaker vote with Ohio Congressman Warren Davidson. Also what the election of Mike Johnson means for the budget process.
Scott discusses Issue 22 with former Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken, how Ohio is getting tough on sex crimes with Theresa Dinwidde-Herman, and what you need to know heading into "Open Enrollment" season tomorrow with Antonio Ciacchia.
Scott debates the politics of teaching reading with Dr Jenny Kilgore, how subscription based services replace cable with Robbie Kellerman Baxter, and the latest developments in the i-75 bridge corridor project.
Scott talks with former Cincinnati mayor Mark Mallory about the new designs for the I-75/Brent Spence Bridge corridor that could lead to new economic development.
Sloan discusses the facts and opinions surrounding Ohio Issue 1, gets an update on the Israel/Hamas War from terrorism expert Dr. David Oualaalou, and helps you prevent self sabotage with Laura Connell.
Scott is joined by Laura Connell to explain why we have a tendency to self sabotage our lives. She also tells us how we can stop doing this to ourselves.
Scott talks with car dealership expert Art Flores about how the UAW strike is not only causing car shortages, but parts shortages as well.
Sloan discusses how the UAW strike is effecting more than the car market with Art Flores. Micha O'Connor tells us what makes Cincinnati unique in her new book. Finally Jesse Brewer of the Boone County Commission tells us what to look out for in the latest scams, as we hit the open enrollment period for insurance and Medicaid.
Sloan discusses Cincinnati's plan to stop or not street takeovers with Vice Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny. Also Military Intelligence Analyst Bryan Boyd joins Scott to break down Israel's attack plan, and Ohio Rep Thomas Hall tells us what he is trying to do to alleviate property tax burdens.
Cincinnati still continues to see "street takeovers" as cars are blocking intersections to perform dangerous stunts. Cincinnati Vice-Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny joins Scott to discuss what the city is doing to address this issue.
Scott breaks down a big win for the Bengals over Seattle with Austin Elmore of ESPN 1530, Sara Elyse of 102.7 WEBN, and AllBengals.com's James Rapien. Also how to avoid depression with cold weather incoming with Julie Hattershire, and the opioid battle continues. Sam Quinones tells us how to break this awful addiction.
Scott is joined by Sara Elyse to break down the Bengals win over Seattle, going into the bye week, and the MLB playoffs.
Sloanie talks Biden's war on fees, talks with Caroline Moore, VP of Parents Defending Education, sports with Austin Elmore. local happenings with Allie Martin, Bengals and Bearcats with Dan Hoard and Hollywood with Jason Nathanson.
Scott discusses falling ACT scores with testing expert David Dillard, ending racial preferences in contracting with Judge Glock from the Manhattan Institute, and White House columnist Niall Stanage tells us if the US is going to war with Iran.
For the 6th straight year, ACT scores are down. Scott brings on testing expert David Dillard to discuss why this is happening, and what we can do to fix it.
Scott gets the details on keeping the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati from Ohio Representative Adam Matthews, state Senator Steve Wilson, Mason Mayor Barb Spaeth and Mason Councilmember Ashley Chance. Also why you should give your kids a job with UD professor Mark Enselaco.
How did the deal to keep the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati come together? Scott talks with Ohio Rep Adam Matthews and state Senator Steve Wilson to get the details.
Scott is joined by attorney Steve Goodin and Enquirer reporter Sherry Coolidge to discuss the sentencing of former Cincinnati Councilmember PG Sittenfeld. Also how Hamas used 23&Me to aid in their attack on Israel, and a big announcement breaking this morning for the future of the Western and Southern Open.
Hamas just launched a horrendous attack on Israel. They also are complicit in a cyber attack on the 23&Me genealogy website. How did the cyber attack of 23&Me help Hamas in the Israel attack? Chris Nyhuis the CEO of Vigilant Cybersecurity explains what happened to Scott.
Scott breaks down the big Bengals win in the Arizona desert, as the Joe Burrow of old reappeared yesterday. Austin Elmore, Sara Elyse, and Tony Pike discuss the win with Scott. Also does money really make you happier? Jeff Golden joins Scott to discuss his findings.
Does money really buy happiness? Scott brings on writer Jeff Golden to discuss is being richer correlates with being happier.
Scott discusses the new cell phone while driving law with attorney Jeff Meadows, the future of gas prices with Donovan O'Neill, and preview the Bengals vs Cardinals this Sunday with Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard.
Scott has Bill Schuck from Protect Ohio Workers and Families on to discuss Ohio Issue 2 surrounding the legalization of recreational marijuana. Also is student loan forgiveness actually going to happen, and Rep Warren Davidson discusses the election of a new Speaker.
New leadership is coming to Washington, as house Republicans look to elect a new Speaker of the House of Representatives. Representative Warren Davidson of the Ohio 2nd joins Scott to give his view on the ouster of former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, and tell us who he is endorsing to replace him.
Sloan talks with Matt Alter about how the Cincinnati Fire Department is understaffed and underequipped. Also Melissa Powers tells us about her investigation into the hooning participants, and Dr Petros Levounis helps us treat addiction.
Cincinnati recently saw I-71 blocked off while a group of cars did some dangerous stunts on the interstate. Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers and CPD are looking for the people responsible for these acts. She joins Scott Sloan with an update on the investigation.
Sloan discusses with Josh Vogel why it is important to have AEDs readily available. Also Brandon Rudd tells us why Cincinnati is set to grow again, and Robbie Kellerman Baxter helps you manage your subscriptions.
Scott discusses how to manage your subscriptions like Amazon, Netflix, etc. with Robbie Kellerman Baxter.
Sloan discusses the redistricting maps with Rep Allison Russo, what's next for the former UC baseball coach's who were exonerated of the gambling allegations with attorney Randy Freking, and an update on the UAW strike with Art Flores.
Scott discusses the creation of new electoral maps for Ohio, and attempts to gerrymander them with Ohio Assembly minority leader Allison Russo.
Scott gets updates on the Convention Center and Paycor Stadium from Denise Drihaus, discusses the Senate dress code with Julie Bauke, and Chris Ventura from the Consumer Energy Alliance tells us if gas prices are going to get higher.
What does the future hold for the Hamilton County Convention Center and Paycor Stadium? Scott welcomes on Hamilton County Commissioner Denise Drihaus to discuss the current status of these projects.
Scott breaks down a big win for the Bengals last night with Rick Ucchino and Austin Elmore. Also the future of the GOP with Carl Delfield, and Caroline Moore of the Parents Defending Education talks about what is being taught in school.
What is the future of the GOP? Scott is joined by Carl Delfield to describe what the Republican party must do to get back on track heading into 2024.
Sloanie previews tonight's Bengals v Rams game on Monday Night Football with Austin Elmore Sara Elyse, and James Rapien. Also Julie Hattershire helps with your mental health, and Jess Ward from the NTUF tell s us how the government can help lower healthcare costs.
Why are insurance rates eating up so much of your check? Scott brings on Jess Ward from the National Taxpayers Union Foundation to tell us what the government can and should do to lower healthcare costs.
Scott discusses the employment situation at Google with Andrea Willis, previews the Bengals and Bearcats with Austin Elmore and Dan Hoard, and Your weekly entertainment report with Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson.
Will he, or won't he play on Monday? As Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow recovers a calf injury. Bengals play-by-play commentator Dan Hoard joins Scott to discuss the Bengals chances without number 9, and preview the Bearcats first official Big 12 football game tomorrow.
Scott discusses the growing number of moderates trying to work bipartisan with Congressmen Greg Landsman and Blake Moore. Also Former Cincinnati Councilmember Kevin Flynn debates the railroad sale, and Sloan weighs in on the union strikes.
Scott talks with former Cincinnati Councilmember Kevin Flynn about the ongoing negotiations surrounding the railroad.
Sloan discusses a new arena for Cincinnati with Julie Calvert, the cost of prescription drugs with Paul Seegert, and the latest on the UAW strike with Dr Henry Jin.
Cincinnati needs a new arena. The question remains where should the new arena go, and who will occupy it when it is built? Scott welcomes in Julie Calvert from Visit Cincinnati, to discuss these issues.
Sloan discusses the ongoing situation between Alicia Reece and the 3CDC surrounding the convention center. Also Steve Sprovach let's us know if the Fed is going to raise interest rates again, and Dr Rosha McCoy breaks down the annual vaccines you should get this year as we head into fall.
Is it time to replace the Heritage Bank Center? Should it stay on the river, or move up by TQL Stadium? Scott talks with FC Cincinnati Community Development Coordinator Chad Munitz about what they are doing to build a new arena.
Sloanie discusses the changes to the new iPhone with Bree Fowler from CNET. Also Ohio Rep Thomas Hall explains what the property tax assessment increase means for some Ohioans, and Brad Mason previews Oktoberfest Zinzinnati.
Apple has announced the iPhone 15. Will iPhone users have to replace all of their accessories again? Scott brings on Bree Fowler from CNET to tell you why this phone is different from past versions, and why you may be spending more money on new cords for it.
Scott breaks down the events surrounding Adam 'Pacman' Jones 24 hours later. Also the latest on the market with Allworth Financial's Steve Sprovach, what lead to the hack of the MGM computers with Dave the IT guy, and Dr. Eneida Roldan tells us if the new Covid boosters are safe.
The new Covid booster is out. With these booster shots becoming like the flu vaccines, Scott brings on Dr. Eneida Roldan from the Association of American Medical Colleges to discuss if these vaccines are safe and who should get them.
Scott picks up the pieces of the Bengals loss to Browns with ESPN 1530's Austin Elmore, AllBengals.com's James Rapien, and 102.7 WEBN's Sara Elyse. Also a couple strange goal to visit every Costco in the world, and Julie Hattershire helps us out with her weekly Mental Health Monday segment.
Sloan talks with a couple on a strange quest. David and Susan Schwartz for the past seven years have been attempting to visit every Costco in the world. They will finish up their journey in Cincinnati. Scott gets them to tell us the full story.
It's all Bengals, all weekend! As the 2023 season kicks off, Scott welcomes in James Rapien from AllBengals.com, Austin Elmore from ESPN 1530, and the voice of the Bengals Dan Hoard to preview Sunday's game against the Browns, and break down the Joe Burrow contract extension. Also Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson check in with football alternatives for your weekend.
The Chiefs lose and Joe Burrow signed a contract extension. September 8th was a great day to be a Bengals fan. Scott brings on Sports Illustrated and AllBengals.com's James Rapien to break down yesterday's events, and preview the Bengals v Browns in Cleveland this Sunday.
Scott Angelle joins the show to talk about rising gas prices. Michelle Sloan discus real estate. Three Things with Tiff Porter. Nick Wolny, CNET Money senior editor, discus student loan debt. Councilmember Mark Jeffreys talks about housing being so expensive and taxes being possibly raised to combat this issue.
Councilmember Jeff Cramerding joins the show before heading into committee to vote on allowing red light cameras. Three Things with Tiff Porter. Julie Bauke talks about being passive aggressive in the office. Chris Pope, from the Manhattan Institute, talks about fixing Ohio`s insolvent Unemployment Compensation system.
Sloanie talks about the passing of Jimmy Buffett with Bobby Leach, sports with Austin Elmore, Three Things with Tiff Potter, the national debt with Steve Sprovach and how we can get AEDs in more places with Josh Vogel.
Sloan prepares you for this weekends Western and Southern/WEBN Fireworks with conversations with John Barrett of Western and Southern, Kidd Chris of 102.7 WEBN, and the Local Loop with Allie Martin. Also Daniel DiMartino from the Manhattan Institute tells us if the US is losing worker to Canada, and Austin Elmore and Jason Nathanson get you ready for the weekend in sports and movies.
Is the US losing workers to Canada? Scott brings on Daniel DiMartino from the Manhattan Institute to break it all down.
Sloan discusses the postal carriers demonstration yesterday with Ted Thompson from the NALC. Also John Cranley updates us on the Brent Spence Bridge / I-75 corridor project, and Donovan O'Neil breaks down the government's effects on energy prices.
How will hurricane Idalia affect gas prices nationwide? How does the government prevent prices from shooting up after events like this? Scott brings on Donovan O'Neil from Americans for Prosperity to discuss what effects the government actually has on energy prices.
Scott breaks down the Bengals 53 man roster with ESPN 1530's Austin Elmore. Also why the media has the narrative wrong in a Columbus police shooting with Dan Hils, and John Barrett joins Scott to preview the 2023 Western and Southern/WEBN Fireworks.
A 21 year old Columbus pregnant woman was shot and killed by police after she attempted to run over the officers while fleeing. The officers attempted to stop her and others after they were caught trying to steal liquor from a local state store. Dan Hils from Front Line Advisors joins Scott to dispel the false narrative that is being spun by the media.
Scott talks with Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey about the facility issues at the Hamilton County Jail. Carl Delfield describes the future of the GOP with it's leader facing 6 trials during the next election cycle. Finally Councilwoman Liz Keating tells us how Cincinnati Democrats are trying to stack the deck to keep Republicans off city council.
Scott talks about the sale of the Cincinnati Railroad with the Enquirer's Sherry Coolidge. Also Dr Catherine Athans tells us how many drinks are too many, and 1st Amendment attorney Jack Greiner tells us if Trump can sue over the use of his mugshot.
How many drinks is too many? Scott brings on Dr Catherine Athans to tells us how many drinks the government says is too many, and if this is really too many.
Scott discusses the war on cancer with Annika Neklason from The Hill, how AI might play a bigger role in politics than we think, and what to do this weekend.
Where do we stand with the war on cancer? Scott brings on Annika Neklason from The Hill to break it down.
Sloan debates if sex work should be decriminalized with Ariela Moscowitz, why property taxes have gotten so high with Hamilton County Auditor Brigid Kelly, and analyzing the first GOP debate with political analyst Raven Harrison.
Should sex work be legal? At the very least decriminalized? Scott talks with Ariela Moscowitz, the Director of Communications for Decriminalize Sex Work about why the world's oldest profession should be legal.
Scott breaks down the issue of student loan debt. Who should pay? Also ODOT is hosting an event that Matt Bruning says will answer all of our questions on the new bridge. Finally Messi Mania has taken over the Tri-State as FC Cincinnati faces off with Inter Miami FC. Play-byplay guy Tommy G joins Scott to break down all the action.
The messiah is in town! Inter Miami FC takes on FC Cincinnati tonight, and Scott talks with FC Cincinnati play-by-play announcer Tommy Gelehrter to break down the arrival of Lionel Messi.
Should Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost launch a full investigation into the Catholic Church? Teresea Dinwiddie-Herrmann with Ohioans for Child Protection thinks he should. She joins Scott to discuss this.
Sloan discusses student loan debt with Allworth Financial's Steve Sprovach, tonight's GOP debate without President Trump with Dr Frank Sorrentino, and Fentanyl is still wreaking havoc across the country. James Rauh joins Scott to break it down.
Sloan discusses how disinformation is already coming out in the 2024 election with Lee McIntyre.
Sloan discusses rural medical centers shutting down with healthcare expert Paul Seegert, the latest decision surrounding the 2nd Amendment with attorney Edwin Walker, and why tennis may have been the best ticket in Cincy over the weekend with Austin and Sara.
The Supreme Court put a hold on the banning of 3D printed guns, Scott talks with 2nd Amendment attorney Edwin Walker about why these guns may not pose the problems lawmakers think they will.
Sloan takes your calls and talks the issue of legalizing recreational marijuana in Ohio, talks sports with Austin Elmore from ESPN 1530, talks local happenings with Allie Martin, student loan debt with Alan Collinge, and movies and shows with Jason Nathanson.
Sloan talks with Zachary Ferrell of Middletown City Council about the Butler County tax hike, three things with Tiff Potter, how Congress wants to restrict how news reports on gun violence with Jack Greiner, using AI to fix sleep issues with Nasha Addarich Martinez of CNET and careers with Julie Bauke.
Daniel DiMartino joins the show to discuss the US losing workers to Canada. Tiff joins the show for the Three Things With Tiff segment. Steve Sprovach offers his Allworth Financial advice. Jason Phillabaum breaks down the Joe Mixon trial. Zach Goldberg talks about what Cincinnati gets wrong about police violence.
Sloan welcomes in PR consultant Pat Crowley and they discuss how it keeps getting worse for Bud Light, talks sports with Austin Elmore, the Snort Report with Sara Elyse, Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire and more. Tune in!
Sloan talks about opiods and big pharma, welcomes in Todd Cain, talks sports with Austin Elmore, talks the Local Loop with Allie Martin, Flugtag in downtown Cincinnati with Tim David, GM of Cincinnati Fear, and Jason Nathanson of ABC Entertainment.
Sloan discusses the latest blow to the fentanyl dealers with James Rauh from Families Against Fentanyl. Also Jason Philabaum breaks down the verdict from a local police involved shooting case, and Dr. Sal Giorgianni tells us about the latest weight loss drug cocktail.
A Chinese drug cartel lost a civil suit brought on by a family represented by Families Against Fentanyl. James Rauh from FAF talks with Scott about what this means and where we go from here.
Scott takes a victory lap, as Ohio Issue 1 went down last night. He breaks down the fallout and potential ramifications with Ohio Senator Steve Huffman. Also is college failing students looking for a job?
Sloan continue his assault on State Issue 1. Also what to expect as you approach retirement with Amy Wagner from Allworth Financial, and why Denise Driehaus wants to cut back on spending at the Cincinnati Zoo.
How secure is our retirement? The social security trust fund in running out, and people are borrowing from their retirement accounts to pay off credit cards and other things. Amy Wagner joins Scott to break down what you should do to prepare for retirement.
Sloan discusses the purpose of State Issue 1 and who is paying for each side of the issue with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and May Mailman. Also what happened to the Reds over the weekend, and is Ohio about to enter Tornado Alley?
As severe weather descends on the Tri-State, Scott talks with Jason Alton about what to do if you are caught in a tornado, and if "Tornado Alley" is closing in on the greater Cincinnati area.
Sloan breaks down Donald Trump's defense for the latest set of indictments. Also Demian Brady tells us why Joe Biden is coming after your side hustle, and Nick Wolny gives us the details for Ohio tax free weekend.
Is Joe Biden and the Democrats coming after you side hustle. Scott is joined by Demian Brady from the National Taxpayers Union Foundation to discuss why Biden is focusing on your small business instead of going after the big guys.
Sloan tackles the student loan debt situation with Alan Collinge from StudentLoanJustice.org, discusses the car part shortage with Dane Donovan, and Daniel DeVise talk about the political leanings of the younger generation.
Student Debt is one of the big unsolved issues in the US today. Scott brings on Alan Collinge from StudentLoanJustice.org to discuss a possible relief plan.
Sloan talks about the beating the Reds took last night, the latest indictment against former President Donald Trump with Mike Allen, and what is going to happen in the Circleville Police K9 attack case with Dan Hils.
Scott talks with Dan Hils, the President of Frontline Advisors, about the fallout from the Circleville K9 attack case.
Scott discusses travel woes with Jason Ambrosi from the Airline Pilots Association, the state of the economy with Steve Sprovach of Allworth Financial, and new questions about the Brent Spence Bridge project with Brendon Cull of the Cincinnati/USA Regional Chamber of Commerce.
What is going on with all the flight delays and cancellations around the country? Scott talks with Jason Ambrosi from the Airline Pilots Association to get some answers.
Sloan debates if evangelicals have abandoned their morals for political gain. Also the weekend in sports, Jason Philabaum on the employees getting fired for preventing shoplifting, and is Dylan Mulvaney really to blame for the fall of Bud Light?
Scott talks with attorney Jason Philabaum about employers firing employees for trying to stop shoplifting. Are we protected here in Ohio?
Sloanie discusses the Joe Burrow injury with athletic trainer Ken Rusche, Father Nathan Wendt tells us how the archdiocese is helping black students, and the local happenings around town and at the movies with Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson.
Scott discusses the injury status of Joe Burrow, plus how to treat your young athlete if they encounter a similar situation with Ken Rusche, an athletic trainer from Oxford Physical Therapy.
Scott discusses the possible return of red light camera to Cincinnati with Councilmember Jeff Cramerding. Bret Betz, a Bengals team doctor talks about his efforts to put AEDs in all sheriff's vehicles. Finally Rea Hederman from the Buckeye Institute breaks down why Blue Cross Blue Shield may break away from Mercy Health.
Scott discusses the possible return of red light and speed cameras to Cincinnati with Councilmember Jeff Cramerding.
Sloan talks with Eve Bolton from CPS about the violence we are seeing in Cincinnati schools. Also Julie Hattershire is here for Mental Health Monday, and Bryan Ashenbaum breaks down the UPS strike.
What does the renovation of the Duke Energy Convention Center mean for events like the Cincinnati Home and Garden Show and Redsfest? Scott talks with Rosanna Hrabnicky from Marketplace events, if these events can survive a year away after just coming back from the pandemic.
Sloan talks about the latest innovation in the fight against Alzheimer's with Dr. Sal Giorgianni, a man hacking the emails and social medias of over 40 women with cyber security expert Chris Nyhuis, and checking out Barbenheimer with ABC's Jason Nathanson
Scott discusses a case surrounding a man who hacked the email and social media accounts of over 40 women with cyber security expert Chris Nyhuis.
Paula Brehm-Heeger joins to explain the upcoming library levy. and its positional impact. Todd Cain joins the show to discuss the potential end of credit card reward programs. Sara fills in for Tiff on 3 Things.
Paula Brehm-Heeger, Cincinnati and Hamilton County Library Director, joins the show to discuss the upcoming levy vote to increase library funding.
Rep. Thomas Hall, HB245 co-sponsor, joins the show to discuss gender politics and the Delhi skirt game. Healthcare advisor Paul Seegert talks about the price of prescription drugs. Finally, Jason Ambrosi, the President of the Airline Pilot Association, breaks down the pilot shortage.
Healthcare advisor Paul Seegert joins the show to discuss the cost of drugs, and why you should blame the middleman not big pharma.
Capt. Steve Saunders joins Sloanie to discuss the increase in drive by shootings in Cincinnati this year. Amy Wagner talks about the state of the economy in the Simply Money segment. Jason Phillabaum breaks down the Paige Johnson case.
Sloan discusses student loan forgiveness, the Reds getting swept over the weekend, and is President Biden taxing your side hustle?
Scott discusses the Brent Spence Bridge project with former Cincinnati mayor John Cranley. Can this be done and make additional room for new economic development?
Scott discusses trying to get large performances to come to Cincinnati with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese, The rise of FC Cincinnati with MLS Season Pass Host Tony Cherchi, and is what to look forward to as most of Hollywood is on strike with ABC's Jason Nathanson.
Scott discusses FC Cincinnati's rise to prominence, as well as the future of sports broadcasting with MLS Season Pass Host Tony Cherchi.
Sloan discusses getting a sleep divorce with Julie Hargrave, healthcare transparency with Marni Carey from Power to the Patient, and how google is helping train people for their next job.
Ohio just passed legislation requiring hospitals and medical providers to provide the cost of treatment up front to the patient. Marni Carey from Power tot he Patient joins Sloan to discuss this development.
Sloan discusses the use of drones for police work, helps Tiff Potter find a vacation destination, talks with Julie Bauke about discussing sex in the workplace, the return of blink with Blink executive director Justin Brookhart, and Daniel DiMartino tells us why the US is losing jobs to Canada.
Scott discusses with our career Sherpa Julie Bauke if it is appropriate to discuss sex in the workplace.
Sloan discusses Ohio Issue 1 with Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague. Also Annika Neklason from The Hill tells us where we stand in the war on cancer, and Betsy Brantner-Smith from the National Police Association tells us why using drones to fight crime in Cincinnati, might help avoid police shootings.
Scott debates Ohio Issue 1 with Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague. Is this really about abortion?
Scott discusses the lack of Gen Z workers in summer jobs. Also Randy Freking talks with Scott about if Bob Huggins actually resigned from WVU, and Ignacia Fulcher from wirecutter.com tells us the best Prime Day deals.
Bob Huggins says he didn't resign as the head coach of the West Virginia University Men's Basketball team. WVU disagrees. Sloan brings on attorney Randy Freking to discuss what constitutes a resignation.
Scott tries to save the Western and Southern Open with Rep Adam Matthews, Dan Hils talks about the latest racial incident surrounding a Cincinnati police officer, and Austin catches us up on sports heading into a big Reds series.
Scott talks with Ohio Rep Adam Matthews about the states efforts to keep the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati.
Sloan discusses how to slow gun crime in Cincinnati, how to prepare your loved ones to sell their home after their gone, and new gun control legislation.
Scott talks with 2nd Amendment expert Edwin Walker about the proposal to hold gun manufacturers accountable for shootings.
Sloan talks about why you need a post-nuptial agreement if you didn't get a pre-nuptial agreement With attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also Goshen resident Dave Maphet explains why the Goshen firehouse has yet to be rebuilt, andhow much prison time is PG Sittenfeld facing?
Last week former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder was sentenced to 20 years in prison for taking bribes while in office. Scott brings on former Cincinnati Councilman and attorney Steve Goodin to discuss what fellow former Councilman PG Sittenfeld might get.
Scott talks with aviation expert Jay Ratliff about the travel woes on the east coast heading into the holiday weekend, Dr. George Leikauf discusses the long term effect of the Canadian smoke, and Laura Fredricks tells us how to keep our debates from becoming fights.
What are the long term effects of the Canadian smoke that has descended on the Tri-State? Scott talks with Dr George Leikauf about what we need to know about the air pollution.
Sloan discusses the SCOTUS rulings with attorney Andrew Grossman, gets career advice from Julie Bauke, debates Issue 1 with Frank LaRose, and discusses if we should expand the streetcar with Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny.
Scott talks with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose about the August special election and why we need it.
Scott discusses the Dorman indictment with attorney Jason Phillabaum, the best age to give your kid a cell phone with Catherine Pearlman, and Tyler Bradshaw tells us how you can help the Joe Nuxhall Foundation.
What is the best age to give a kid a cell phone. Scott talks with Catherine Perlman about the pros and cons of giving your child a cell phone.
Discussing the Titan Submarine that is currently lost at sea with Butch Hendrick, Master Rescue Diver. Plus, 3 Things with Tiff Potter keeping you up to date on everything in entertainment. Tune in!
Sloan discusses the August special election with Mark Pukita from the Grassroots Freedom Initiative, check in with career advisor Julie Bauke, and Jeff Carr discusses America's Team.
Scott discusses the special Ohio election in August with Mark Pukita from the Grassroots Freedom Initiative.
Scott talks about helping kids through trauma like the incident in Clermont County that saw a father kill his three sons with Anne Wise and Dr. Laura Stith from Child Focus. Also Brian Boland discusses his designs for the new Brent Spence Bridge, and Jason Philabaum tells us why you need to consider a post nuptial agreement.
Under Ohio law married couples can now enter into an agreement after they are married to protect individual assets. Scott brings on attorney Jason Philabaum to explain why you may want to consider a post nuptial agreement.
Scott discusses school vouchers with Donovan O'Neil from the Americans for Prosperity, preventing skin cancer with Dr. Susanne Partridge, and why the new city budget doesn't have funding for film Cincy in it with Kristen Schlotman.
The Ohio budget is working through the Assembly and Senate, and one of the key items is funding for school choice vouchers. Scott brings on Donovan O'Neil, the State Director of Americans for Prosperity about what the vouchers would do to public education in Ohio.
Sloan talks with attorney Jeff Meadows about the Abby Michaels verdict, gets a weekend sports update from Austin and Sara, checks in on your mental health with Julie Hattershire, and ask what is going on with city budget with Councilwoman Liz Keating.
The actions of Abby Michaels resulted in the deaths of 3 people on St. Patrick's Day 2019. Now 4 years later she was acquitted of all charges. Scott brings on attorney Jeff Meadows to explain how and why Abby Michaels is a free woman.
Sloan talks about student loan forgiveness with Demian Brady of the NTUF, Ohio pushing electric vehicle manufacturing with David Holt, and James Varney tells Scott about the backup in the FISA courts.
As Democrats and Republicans debate forgiving student loan debt, the bigger question of lowering costs for new students still lingers. Scott welcomes in Demian Brady, the Vice President of Research for the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, to discuss some ideas to lower the cost of higher education.
President Trump was in court yesterday to face federal charges. Scott brings on political analyst Raven Harrison to discuss what this means going forward, and the effects on the 2024 election. Also Tiff gets you ready for Taylor Swift next week, and Peg Nolan joins Scott to express her anger and frustration with a Montgomery County judge.
Scott continues his discussion of the fallout from the Abby Michael verdict. Also could we see a market rebound this year. Listen to what Steve Sprovach from Allworth Financial thinks. Finally what does the Trump indictment today mean for the 2024 election? Scott talks with Frank Sorrentino from PoliSci to find out.
What does it mean for the 2024 election if Donald Trump is convicted of the 37 felonies he faces? Scott brings on Frank Sorrentino from PoliSci to discuss what the fallout could be, and what the options would be for 2024.
While wildfires rage in the Canadian forest, much of the east United States are dealing with smoke and ash moving in with the wind. Sloan brings on Bob Hodenbosie from the E.P.A. to discuss what you can do to protect yourself from the air pollution the fires are causing. Also James Ferguson on the referee shortage across youth sports, and author Amy Brady gives us a detailed history of ice.
Youth sports face a big problem. There is a shortage of referees across multiple sports due to parent and fan abuse. Scott brings in James Ferguson to give us a solution to make sure the kids can play.
Scott talks with the Assistant Superintendent of Boone County Schools Kim Best about using RFID chips with students. Also Tiff with three things, a real estate update with Michelle Sloan, and Ohio State Senator Steve Huffman discusses the state budget and the special election in August.
A local school district will begin using RFID chips this fall to make sure kids are getting on the correct buses. Superintendent of Boone County Schools Kim Best joins Scott to discuss how her district is implementing this plan, and what they could do with it in the future.
Sloan is in to give you the latest news around the country, touches on the newest Reds addition, and more! Tune in!
Sloan discusses what is being done to keep the Western and Southern Open in Cincinnati with Mason Councilmember Ashley Chance, what happened behind the scenes with the debt ceiling vote with Congressman Greg Landsman, and Lis Wiehl tells us about spy Robert Hanssen who died yesterday at the age of 79.
With the possibility of the Western and Southern Open leaving the Queen City for another queen city, Scott brings on Mason City Councilman Ashley Chance to discuss what is being done at the state, county, and local level to keep the tournament here.
Sloan discusses this weekends Folds of Honor event this weekend with Brent Black, a traveling film festival with Allyson West, and Steven Raichlen discusses BBQ heading into the weekend.
Memorial Day weekend is considered the unofficial start of summer, and BBQ season. Scott is joined by Steven Raichlen to talk about his book, "The BBQ Bible", and to discuss where to find the best BBQ.
Sloan brings on Cincinnati Public School Board member Eve Bolton to answer if CPS thinks parents are abusing their trans kids. Also why your kids should get a summer job, and Michelle Sloan warns us why you should not use a recording device when showing your home.
As summer vacation begins, a lot of teens will begin working summer jobs. Scott brings on financial planner Greg Murset to tell us why every kid should get a summer job.
Scott breaks down the situation at the southern boarder with James Varney from RCI. Also Jason Philabaum explains how someone with multiple DUIs can still be driving. Finally Sherry Poland, Director of the Hamilton County Board of Elections, discusses what goes into preparing for an August special election.
What happens when a driver with multiple DUIs hits and kills another driver while drunk again? Scott brings on defense attorney Jason Philabaum to discuss why the punishment for repeat DUI offenders might not be strong enough.
Reparations! Do you feel entitled to them? Scott takes calls from tri-state listeners on the subject. Plus, 3 Things with Tiff Potter from KISS 107.1 and Allworth Advice from Steve Sprovach. Tune in!
Sloan discusses how internet search engines work with Justin Burr from Google. Also recapping a weekend in sports with Austin and Sara, Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire, and are seatbelt laws a national joke?
Scott discusses Montana banning Tik Tok with Chris Nyhuis from Vigilant Cyber Security, Metro trying to undercut Uber with Kreg Kessee of the Metro Board, and will the latest Fast and Furious movie be as big of a hit as it's predecessors? Jason Nathanson from ABC News fills us in.
Montana became the first state to ban Tik Tok. Scott brings on the CEO of Vigilant Cyber Security Chris Nyhuis, to explain what this means, and if other states may soon follow suit.
Sloan brings on OVI attorney Mark Meadows to discuss what will happen if marijuana is legalized in November when it comes to driving while high. Also Mark Mix from the Nation right to Work Foundation discusses employees leaving unions, and media analyst Adam Weiss talks about what is next for Fox News and CNN.
Are employees starting to turn against unions? While strippers in California are unionizing, Starbucks is seeing some of their unionized stores looking to leave the union. Scott brings on Mark Mix the President of the National Right to Work Foundation to discuss what is turning some employees off of unions.
Sloan brings on criminal defense attorney Jason Philabaum to break down why a US Marine should be acquitted of murder charges for applying a chokehold on a man in a New York City Subway. Also the Hamilton County Sheriff is cracking down on unaccompanied minors, and why people are dying for just cutting somebody off in traffic.
After issues with Tri State youth both at Kings Island and the Anderson Town Center, the Hamilton County Sheriff's office is starting to crack down on unaccompanied minors. Sergeant Thomas Lange joins Scott to lay out what will happen going forward.
Scott gets an update on the increase of fires and explosions from Ohio Fire Marshall Josh Hobbs. Steve Sprovach from Allworth Financial tells us why the FED may hold off on raising interest rates again. Finally how you can help send the children of veterans and first responders to school with Brent Black from Folds of Honor.
Should Ohio move from a traditional income tax to a flat tax? Scott brings on Rea Hederman from the Buckeye Institute to debate the benefits of a flat tax model, and who would benefit the most.
Sloan discusses the latest at the Us-Mexico border with security analyst Todd Bensman, and political consultant Raven Harrison. Also the Reds are debuting new uniforms on Friday, and Austin and Sara preview what they look like. Finally Dr. Sal Giorgianni has some good news in the fight against Alzheimer's.
as the search for a cure for Alzheimer's continues, we are finding new drugs that help with the symptoms. Scott is joined by Dr. Sal Giorgianni to break down the latest in the fight against the long goodbye.
House minority leader joins Scott to talk about GOP lawmakers voting to end your ability to overrule them. Also talk about the August special election
Scott Sloan discusses the state of gas prices, Cincinnati moving to four police districts, and so much more! Tune in!
Jason Phillabaum on the truck driver who tore down the Paxton's Grill patio awning, Steve Sprovach of Simply Money, and much more. Tune in!
Sloan debates the school choice bill going through the Ohio Assembly right now. Also Mike Dardis from Channel 5 joins Scott to debate if the organizers of the Flying Pig Marathon made the right call yesterday allowing the race to run in severe weather.
Should parents get government help to send their kids to charter schools? Donovan O'Neil the state director for AFP-OH joins Scott to talk about Ohio's School Choice/Backpack Bill.
Scott Sloan sits in to get you caught up on everything going on around the world, politics, and more. Tune in!
Scott Sloan is back and better than ever as he discusses UFOs, recent development in the Katelyn Markham case, and so much more! Tune in!
Sloan continues to accuse the GOP of shredding the Ohio Constitution. He brings on Michael Curtain to tell us why he is right. Also attorney George Reul tells us why non competes may soon be illegal in employment law, and Emilio Estevez tells us about the rerelease of a movie he made with his dad. Finally Denise Driehaus talks about the new hotel and convention center plans.
As society keeps cutting the plugs and moving to platforms like Netflix and Hulu, the cost of those services are rising. Scott brings on Robbie Kellerman Baxter to explain why these prices keep going up, and where we can save some money.
Sloan talks with Charles Fain Lehman from the Manhattan Institute on if we are winning the war on crime. Also Steve Sprovach lets us know if the US is headed for recession, and why there is a school levy on the ballot almost every year.
Why does it seem like schools put a levy on the ballot every year? Scott brings on former Ohio Board of Education rep Jennifer Kilgore to explain the problem with school levies.
Sloan breaks down the 2023 NFL Draft with Austin and Sara. Also Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire, Dan Hils explains why a Dayton cop is in jail over a slice of cheese, and Michael Curtain tells Sloan how the GOP is shredding the Ohio Constitution.
A Dayton police officer is arrested for punching a woman, whom he was attempting to serve a trespass on. Sloan talks with Dan Hils about how all this cam about over a slice of cheese.
Sloanie breaks down last night's first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Also should healthcare costs in Ohio be transparent, and what is coming out in theaters this weekend.
Sloan previews the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft with the voice of the Bengals Dan Hoard. Also Councilmember Mark Jeffreys tells us what is being done to fix a local safety law, and Stephen Imm, the attorney for fired Cincinnati Fire Chief Washington, tells us why the city could be writing the former chief a big check.
Some local safety laws are causing more traffic danger than they are preventing. Scott brings on Cincinnati City Councilmember Mark Jeffreys to discuss what is being done to fix this problem.
Sloanie debates if tax abatements should be paid back to Cincinnati Public Schools with board member Eve Bolton. Also Julie Bauke tells us what we should and should not do after getting fired, and former Cincinnati mayor John Cranley has a different plan for the new Brent Spence bridge.
The teachers union believes that abatements is keeping too much money out of our schools to the tune of $81 million. Opponents of this say these abatements encourage economic growth, and attract new residents to Cincinnati. CPS board member Eve Bolton joins Scott to debate if the schools should be paid this money or not.
Scott discusses the exits of cable news hosts Tucker Carlson and Don Lemon. Also is Cincinnati Public Schools owed money for tax abatements, and should Ohio patients know how much a procedure costs before undergoing it?
Ohioans will soon vote on an issue that would require hospitals and insurance companies to disclose the cost of care before administering it. Scott get all the details from Power to the Patient President Marni Carey.
Sloan talks with Dr. Lakshmi Sammarco about the latest drug to hit the streets called Tranq. Also Julie Hattershire talks about why people are being shot for making everyday mistakes, and Sloan debates the Ohio Assembly's decision to change how we change the Ohio Constitution.
Why are we seeing an outburst of shootings involving people making everyday mistakes? Scott Sloan and Julie Hattershire discuss how recent events could be leading to these deadly accidental encounters.
Sloan debates new requirements to change the Ohio Constitution with Ohio house minority leader Allison Russo. Also Anna Castellini tells us how Afroman's case against the police who raided his home is going, and Jennie Romer helps us celebrate Earth Day tomorrow with a list of things we can recycle.
Is requiring a super majority of voters for Ohio Constitutional amendments to pass a bad thing? As Ohio Republicans push to make this the law in Ohio, Ohio House minority leader Allison Russo joins Scott to discuss why the reason the GOP is doing this is about abortion.
Sloan debates if an employer can make an employee work on a religious holiday with Notre Dame law professor Rick Garnett. Also how the Covid origins hearing is going with Congressman Brad Wenstrup, and what drug with hit the streets next with Hamilton County Coroner Dr. Lakshmi Samarco.
Can employers make Christians work on the sabbath? The Supreme Court is currently hearing a case on this topic, and Scott brings in Notre Dame law professor Rick Garnett to walk us through it.
Sloan discusses reducing gun crime in Cincinnati with councilmember Scottie Johnson, why executives shouldn't cut bonuses while receiving one with career expert Julie Bauke, and why your energy bill might be going up with the Buckeye Institutes Rea Hederman.
President Biden is proposing a clean power plan to further the cause of green energy. The problem with this plan is Ohio residents could see their energy bills go up as much as $800 per year. Scott brings on Rea Hederman from the Buckeye institute to break down the plan, and look at alternatives.
Sloanie breaks down reaction to the cops being cleared of charges in the killing of Jayden Walker in Akron. Also Steve Sprovach from Allworth Financial and Donovan O'Neil the Ohio Executive Director of AFP remind you taxes must be mailed out today!
Following a massive fire at a warehouse in Richmond, Indiana, how concerned should the residents feel about returning to their homes a week later? Scott brings on toxicology expert Christine Padovan to tell us what risks they face and how long they should be concerned for.
Sloanie helps Lydia Burns and Jordan Vogel find workers to help build the Brent Spence Bridge. Also Congressman Greg Landsman debates gun control with Scott, and attorney Jack Greiner tells us if Kentucky schools can sue social media companies.
Sloanie brings on Congressman Greg Landsman to debate the issue of gun control, as the nation reels from a pair of mass shootings over the weekend.
Sloanie discusses thieves hacking into your car through your headlights with Dave the IT Guy. Also Pat Crowley tells us if Budweiser will face long term repercussions based on recent marketing decisions, nd Chip Hart explains to Sloanie why Kentucky is going to start charging landowners to hunt and fish on their own land.
Sloan discusses Biden's clean power plan and how it will affect energy bills in Ohio with Rea Henderson from the Buckeye Institute as well as Alicia Reese about the Bengals' stadium situation. Tune in!
Sloanie debates if we should have age limits for politicians. Also Whitney Austin from WhitneyStrong.com discusses the Louisville shooting with Scott, and Brandon Revis explains why death by drugs, alcohol, and suicide are on the rise.
Will the U.S. Government actaully ban TikTok? Scott talks with Cyber Security Expert, Chris Nyhuis. Steve Sprovach with money talk, and Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum on the CDC. All this and more on News radio 700 WLW.
Remember Afroman? Scott chats with Anna Castellini, Attorney for Afroman and brings the latest on the raid turned lawsuit by the police against the suspect. Check it out!
Sloanie discusses the latest charge for Bengals runningback Joe Mixon with attorney Jason Philabaum, weekend sports with Austin and Sara, and marketing expert Pat Crowley tells us if Bud Light made a mistake endorsing Dylan Mulvaney. Also coverage of the shooting in Louisville as the news comes in.
Did Anheuser-Busch mess up by partnering with Trans Tiktok influencer Dylan Mulvaney? Sloanie brings on Pat Crowley from Strategic Advisors to discuss the future of Bud Light, Nike, and others stepping into the controversial sponsorship ring.
Allie Martin stops by with updates from around the tri-state with The Local Loop. Emily Norell, Tournament Director of the Queen City LPGA Championship covers the tournament coming to Kenwood Country Club. Tune in for more!
Sloanie discuss the situation around former President Trump with Dr. Frank Sorrentino, what is going on in the Tri-State this weekend, and after 42 years George Vogel is finally retiring from the Cincinnati news scene. The Lonesome One joins Sloanie to break down his long career.
Sloanie talks with political analyst Dr. Frank Sorrentino about the power of the President, and the American political system.
Scott Sloan is joined by Mo Egger at the Holy Grail at the Banks previewing Reds Opening Day. They are joined by Charly Frank of the Reds Community Fund, and former Reds Todd Frazier and Danny Graves.
Sloanie discusses the ongoing negotiations between Anthem Insurance, and Christ Hospital with Dr. Dean Kereiakes and what a failure to reach an agreement might mean for patients. Also Greg Lawson joins Sloanie to discuss school choice, and Lydia Burns and Jordan Vogel are looking for workers to build the new Brent Spence Bridge.
The money has been allocated, and the plans approved for the new Brent Spence Bridge. The only problem remaining, is who is going to build it. Scott is joined by Lydia Burns and Jordan Vogel from Allied Construction Industries to discuss the need for construction workers, and who can apply.
Sloanie discusses the John Carter case with attorney Mike Allen, why we are less prepared for retirement today with Allworth Financial's Steve Sprovach, and why the Cincinnati Fire Chief was fired with Councilperson Liz Keating.
Sloanie discusses the firing of the Cincinnati Fire Chief with Cincinnati Councilperson Liz Keating.
Scott get the information behind the ousting of the Cincinnati Fire Chief from the President of the Firefighters local 48cMatt alter. Also getting ready for Opening Day, and Ohio drivers will not be able to faster any time soon
The Hall of Famer Marty Brennaman joins Sara and Scott on the snort report to break down the potential in the 2023 season, and what the ballpark is offering foo eat this year.
Attorney Jason Philabaum on John Carter's indictment, Austin Elmore with the latest in Cincinnati sports, and Allie Martin with The Local Loop. Tune in!
Hope is restored! Dave Markham, Father of Kaitlyn Markham, joins the program. Tiff breaks down her trip to California, plus Dr. Dean Kereakes and Producer, Michael Crisp. Tune in!
Willie sits in to get you caught up on everything going on around the world, politics, and more! Tune
Scott Sloan sits in to get you caught up on the latest news going on around the world, schooling right here in Cincinnati, and more. Tune in!
Sloanie talks with Libertarian candidate for President Spike Cohen about why he is running, and if a third party candidate has a realistic shot at winning.
Sloanie helps you decide when it's time to put mom and dad in assisted living with help from Chris Orestis, Jackie Reau tells Scott how much money Cincinnati is losing by not having an arena, and Allie Martin and Jason Nathanson tell us what to do and movies to watch this weekend.
Sloanie talks with Dr. Frieda Birnbaum about gender neutral parenting, AG Dave Yost discusses his lawsuit against Norfolk-Southern, and Emmanuel Daniel breaks down the current banking crisis.
Scott talks with Ohio Attorney General David Yost about his lawsuit against Norfolk-Southern surrounding the events of the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio
Sloan has a packed and stacked Tuesday morning for you! Paul Dehner Jr. from The Athletic, Simply Money's Christopher Carosa, and more. Tune in!
Sloanie discusses the possibility of a new arena downtown with FC Cincinnati President Jeff Berding, the fallout from two major banks collapsing over the weekend with Allworth Financial's Steve Sprovach, and making equal-time shared parenting the law in Ohio with Representative Rodney Creech.
Could Cincinnati be getting a new arena? Scott is joined by FC Cincinnati President Jeff Berding to discuss how this could happen without burdening the tax payer.
Sloanie gets a report live from Goodyear, Arizona from Sara Elyse, how to stop those annoying marketing text messages with Brian Cross, and what is happening in Cincinnati this weekend and this summer with iHeart's Allie Martin and 3CDC's Christy Samad.
Sloanie discusses lowering the required age to be a police officer to 18 with Lt Dave Smith, gets an update on the convention center from Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese, and what if the Axis Powers had known about the meeting at Yalta in 1945? Author Brad Meltzer joins Sloanie to debate what could have happened.
The number of police officers in the United States has sharply declined over the last few years. One solution be proposed is lowering the age to become a cop to 18. Scott brings on Lt Dave Smith to discusses the pros and cons of hiring 18 year olds to join the force.
Sloanie discusses the Larry Householder trial with attorney Steve Goodin, the future of medical marijuana in Ohio with Matt Close, and why people are going to Mexico for surgery with healthcare expert Paul Seegert.
Scott debates the expansion of both marijuana dispensaries and laws in Ohio with Matt Close of the Ohio Medical Cannabis Industry Association.
Should you lose your right to bear arms because you smoke weed? Sloanie brings on Lee Williams from the 2nd Amendment Foundation to debate it. Also Anthony Russo breaks down the inevitable Trump v DeSantis showdown, and Joe Hart tells us how young and old workers can get along in the workplace.
Bally Sports is going bankrupt. What does this mean for the TV broadcasts for the Reds? Sloanie brings on Jackie Reau, the CEO of Game Day, to discusses the television and streaming options for multiple MLB teams.
Sloanie discusses a police shooting in Middletown last night with Dan Hils, looks at the new baseball rules with Austin, Sara, and surprise guest Tommy Thrall. Finally former Antifa activist Gabriel Nadales joins Sloanie to talk about the group.
Sloanie wants to know the true origins of Covid-19. He brings on University of Cincinnati infectious disease expert Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum to discuss a recent report blaming a Wuhan lab in China for the pandemic.
Cincinnati has seen an uptick in gun crime recently. Sloanie talks with Cincinnati Councilmember Mark Jeffries about the city's townhall on gun crime last night, and what the city wants to do moving forward to address the issue.
Sloanie debates if pregnant women should be let out of jail with Jason Philabaum, discusses the 2nd Amendment and marijuana legalization with Lee Williams, and how to make money in real estate with his wife Michelle.
Should pregnant women be allowed to stay out of jail until their fetus is born? a pregnant woman in Florida is claiming her baby's Constitutional rights are being violated as she is awaiting trial for murdering an Uber driver. Sloanie brings on criminal defense attorney Jason Phillabaum to answer this critical question.
Sloanie talks with Dave Markham about a break in his daughters cold murder case. Also former Bengal Gio Bernard is in town for the Mardi Gras for Homeless Kids, and Vice Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon Kearny gives us an update on how the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio is affecting us in Cincinnati.
Sloanie gets an update on how the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio is effecting the water supply in Cincinnati , and how it might effect the Cincinnati train line sale to Norfolk Southern with Cincinnati Vice Mayor Jan Michele Lemon Kearny.
Sloanie discusses the Amtrak expansion with Mark Policinski, breaks down the weekend in sports with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse, and he talks with Mark VerBruggen from the Manhattan Institute about if Stop and Frisk actually lowered crime rates.
The Queen of Mardi Gras, Sheila Gray, joins Sloan ahead of the Mardi Gras celebration on Fat Tuesday. Plus, Doc Compton on telemarketing calls, ESPN 1530's Austin Elmore on all things sports, and more from around the tri-state and the country. Sloan has it all!
Sloanie discusses the difficult situation surrounding assisted suicide. Also Is the 2nd Amendment under attack again? Emily Taylor joins Scott to break down the shooting at MSU. Finally Paul Seegert tells us if President Biden's latest executive order will actually help lower prescription drug costs.
Following the mass shooting at Michigan State University, many gun control advocates are calling for stricter gun laws. Sloanie talks with 2nd Amendment attorney Emily Taylor about what laws could be made to prevent these shootings that are not already on the books.
Sloanie gets an update from Governor DeWine on the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, invites in Sheila Gray from Local 12 to talk about this year's Mardi Gras for Homeless Kids, and previews the 2023 Reds campaign with Mo Egger.
Sloanie wants to know if there are any further dangers surrounding the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio after toxic gases were burned off. Sloanie goes straight to the top, and talks with Ohio Governor Mike DeWine to get some answers.
Sloanie gets an update on the Chinese spy balloons from Congressman Brad Wenstrup, discusses what was said at yesterday's passenger rail meeting with Mark Policinski, and how you can make some money while sticking it to those pesky telemarketers.
The United States have now shot down three objects over US airspace, one of which is confirmed to belong to the Chinese. Sloanie talks with Congressman Brad Wenstrup about what the US is doing in response to the violations of US sovereignty.
Sloanie breaks down Super Bowl XLVI and the controversy in the last two minutes of the game with Austin Elmore and James Rapien. Also bringing an expanded Amtrak service to Ohio, and Adam Rizzieri checks in to go over last night's Super Bowl ads.
Sloanie talks with the Representative for the Ohio 1st Congressional district Greg Landsman about his efforts to bring full Amtrak service to Cincinnati, connecting it to the other major cities in Ohio.
Sloanie discusses Super Bowl LVII taking place in Arizona on Sunday with Dan Hoard. Also how to prevent a gambling addiction, and Allie Martin delivers the must do list this weekend in the Local Loop.
The Super Bowl is this weekend and March Madness is just around the corner. With sports gambling legal in Ohio for the first time, Sloanie brings on Dr. Chris Tuell of the Lindner Center to discuss who to prevent or treat a gambling addiction.
Sloanie discusses the nationwide teacher shortage with CPS Board of Education member Eve Bolton, and Ohio Board of Education member Dr. Jenny Kilgore. Also 3 things with Tiff reviews the Grammys, and Martin Bailey discusses retirement tips to help make sure you don't have to re-enter the workforce.
Sloanie talks with CPS board member Eve Bolton about the teacher shortage both in Cincinnati and across the country.
How much would you pay Joe Burrow. Sloanie's guest breaks down sports contracts and how much is too much to pay the franchise QB.
Sloanie breaks down the latest surrounding Joe Mixon, the Chinese "Weather" balloon, and how much would you give Joe Burrow?
Sloanie discusses the new gun legislation in Cincinnati, what's happening in the world of sports now that football is over, and how to keep you kids from getting fat.
Sloanie discusses the Duke Energy Outage on Monday, the new city gun legislation, the Ohio state budget, and how you can save some money on your property taxes.
Sloanie talks with Cincinnati Vice-Mayor Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearny about the city's new gun legislation.
Sloanie discusses the charges against Alec Baldwin, what is the real story behind the streetcar, and a new trade school in northern Kentucky is opening.
Sloanie breaks down the developing situation around the death of Tyre Nichols. Also Cincinnati is moving the police gun range, and what happens to the Bengals 2023 AFC Champion gear?
Ever wonder what happens to the losing teams championship gear? Sloanie's guest tells us where we can go to get a Bengals or 49ers conference championship t-shirt.
Sloanie breaks down a Bengals controversial loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Also now that the video is out, what can we expect following the death of Tyre Nichols.
Sloanie talks with former Bengals kicker Jim Breech about the controversial AFC Championship game.
Sloanie gets an update from Kansas City, finds out if coffee can cure cancer, and some places to check out this weekend.
Sloanie finds out what being in Antifa is really like, the GOP's Fair Tax Proposal, and how you can get your prescriptions for $5.
Sloanie discusses a legal medical marijuana user being arrested for possession, how the Bengals playoff runs are helping Cincinnati financially, and is coffee causing cancer?
Sloanie discusses the Larry Householder corruption trial, misunderstandings surrounding the Hamilton County jail, and what kind of parent are you.
Sloanie breaks down the dominate win by the men in stripes in Buffalo yesterday, more documents found at the President's house, and Covid rates are at a 9-month low.
Sloanie previews the Bengals at the Bills, discusses a camping expo, and what is showing at the movies this weekend.
Sloanie discusses the George Wagner trial, gets a live updater from Buffalo, and has three things with Tiff.
Sloanie gives Bengal fans travelling to Buffalo some tips. Also the latest thing happening in city council, and fixing Ohio's pot laws.
Sloanie discusses wealth inequality, the issues with the OPOTA course, and why you shouldn't hop on the latest diet trend.
Sloanie breaks down a wild Wild Card weekend in the NFL. Also getting through "Blue Monday" and how to go about putting your parents in assisted living.
Sloanie talks with new Congressman Greg Landsman, breaks down your chances of winning the lottery, and prepares you for a wild Wild Card weekend featuring Bengals v Ravens.
Sloanie breaks down Biden's classified document problems, protecting kids from priests, and why pedestrian accidents are down this year.
Sloanie discusses the situation around some local apartments, what happened with the FAA this morning, and what to do now that President Biden has been caught with unsecured classified documents.
Sloanie discusses the pitfalls of high deductible insurance, why the government is looking to ban gas stoves, and why your trash is causing fires.
Sloanie breaks down a physical game between the Bengals and Ravens yesterday, how Cincy Shirts is getting some national love, and how election laws are changing in Ohio.
Sloanie discusses the implications for this weekends Bengals v Ravens game, how to win this weekends Mega Millions drawing, and things to do this weekend.
Sloanie discusses how to beat the new Ohio distracted driving law, what to expect going forward with the Brent Spence Bridge, and a great update on Damar Hamlin.
Scott Sloan talks about the President's visit to Cincinnati, the updates regarding the Bengals and Damar Hamlin, and where Ohio ranks in economic freedom.
Sloanie has reaction to last night Bengals v Bills game cut short. Where do they go from here?
Take a walk down memory lane! Sloan brings you a taste of some of the best conversations of 2022. Take a listen, right here.
Sloan brings you an All-Star line up from 2022. David Tice, Kathleen Petticord, David Knipper, and more join the program. Keep it right here!
Merry Christmas! Join Bill Cunningham, Scott Sloan, Eddie Fingers, Seg Dennison, and Mike McConnell as they celebrate another year of broadcasting on The Big One. Tune in for all the holiday fun!
Prepping for the "Bomb Cyclone" of winter weather headed our way in the tri-state, Sloan has the latest. Tune in for all the action!
Sloan has wall-to-wall coverage this morning! Matt Bennett, Founder and CEO of Christian Union talks preferred pronoun policies. Plus, Creek Stewart on the impending weather, Doug Kelly of the American Edge Project and more. Tune in!
Sloanie discusses the life of Mr. Perfect Tom Browning, employers moving to the ACA for healthcare, and the sentencing of George Wagner IV.
Sloanie discusses tackling the climate crisis, and the Bengals big win over the Buccaneers and Tom Brady.
Sloanie breaks down the debate of teaching multiple gender theory in school, previews the big football games this weekend, and how you can help a veteran who is struggling.
Sloanie talks about the new Cincinnati Police Chief, why we should fear TikTok, and the focus on mental health and suicide.
Sloanie discusses election law reform, nuclear fusion technology now within our grasp, and your property taxes are going up in Cincinnati.
Sloanie looks at an old case of a missing Clermont County Man, what the inflation numbers mean for your 401k, and why do we eat more around the holidays?
Sloanie discusses the dangers of the cold and flu season hitting after a two year absence while Covid is still running wild. Also a big win for the Bengals, and a new distracted driving law you should know about being discusses.
Sloanie discusses a Christmas show at a local casino, the Bengals game this weekend, and getting your car ready for winter.
Sloanie discusses the need to demolish a historic downtown Cincinnati building. Also how to behave at the company Christmas party, and the most googled subjects of 2022.
Sloanie debates the merits of a local PD installing traffic surveillance cameras, how the markets are looking, and Ohio is seeing it's first "Stand Your Ground" case play out in court.
Sloanie talks with West Chester Police Chief Joel Herzog about the new traffic surveillance cams and if they violate privacy laws, and more importantly Sloanie's Red Light Camera law.
Sloanie talks with Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese about the county finances, and why Hamilton County property owners can't get the tax relief they were promised for the stadium deals.
Sloanie discusses who should be the next Cincinnati Police Chief, who the next UC head football coach is, and who the best team in the AFC might be.
Sloanie breaks down the recent "swatting" trend, gets an update on the coaching search at UC, and previews the big game between the Chiefs and Bengals this Sunday.
Sloanie talks with Ohio Assemblyman Thomas Hall about a recent string of "swatting" calls and what the Ohio Assembly is doing to stop these going forward.
Sloanie debates if Cincinnati should sell the railroad it owns, reviews the verdict in the Wagner trial, and how long will your car last?
Sloanie has suggestions on how to avoid porch pirates this holiday season. Also an update on the Wagner trial, and how will the impending rail strike affect us after the holidays?
Sloanie gets an update on the Wagner trial as the defense presents it's final argument. Also are the markets on Christmas break as well, and will the family of John Crawford the third be able to sue Walmart?
Sloanie discusses the departure of UC head football coach Luke Fickell, the big statement win by the Bengals, and how you can help out on Giving Tuesday.
Ken Broo is in on this Black Friday to bring you a packed show! He goes over some of the most important topics in the country and brings on some incredible guests that you will not want to miss! Tune in to win!
Sloanie gets another update from Pike County as the Wagner trial is about to wrap up. Also how to lose some pounds before the Turkey Day feast, and printing meat?
Sloanie has the latest from the Wagner trial, why holding you cell phone could soon be a primary offense, and how you can buy the house from "A Christmas Story".
Sloanie gets reaction to former President Trump's big announcement last night. Also a missile attack in Poland and could hydrogen become the new green energy fad?
Sloanie debates if former President Donald Trump should run again in 2024. Also are you being given poor healthcare based on who your provider is, and what really happened at the Dallas air show?
Sloanie breaks down the latest with Election 2022 still going on in parts of the country. Also is crypto currency finished after yesterday's collapse, and what is the latest on the replacement for the Brent Spence Bridge?
Sloanie discusses how you can treat a veteran today, how HBO led to the platinum age of TV and with the Bengals on a bye this weekend, what you can do to stay entertained.
Sloanie discusses how to diffuse workplace tension, if a vaping ban is coming to Cincinnati, and lessons we can apply from the Powerball to your home.
Sloanie breaks down some surprising election results, gives you some career advice, and 3 Things with Tiff!
Frank LaRose, Chris Smitherman, Anthony Russo, and more! Sloan has all you need on this Election Day 2022. Missed all the action? Tune in right here.
Sloanie discusses the red wave about to hit the country, avoiding seasonal depression, and the Bengals big win yesterday.
Sloanie discusses making drugs affordable to low income families, pizza week in Cincinnati, and Bengals vs Panthers this weekend.
Sloanie has an update on the convention center, the mid term election now just 5 days away, and a lawsuit to get you your local taxes back.
Sloanie breaks down Issue 2, the recent traffic blitz by CPD, and how it is no longer taboo to talk salary in the office.
Sloanie breaks down the disaster in Cleveland last night for the Bengals, get you a market update, and the future of affirmative action on college campuses.
Sloanie get you ready for Bengals v Browns on Monday Night Football. Also proof ghosts are real, and an election update from Alex Triantifillou.
A packed and stacked Friday morning! Dr. Carl Fichtenbaum on COVID, the seasonal Flu and more. Plus, Bengals v. Browns breakdown with Dan Hoard and The Loop with Allie Martin. Tune in!
Sloanie discusses moving trick-or-treat to the weekends permanently. Also should the media be allowed to broadcast any testimony in open court, and how to disconnect from the grid.
Sloanie discusses the state of schools report, the upcoming midterm election, and why younger people are not afraid to leave a job.
Sloanie gets an update on the Wagner trial, checks in on you portfolio, and talks to advocates for both sides of State Issue 1.
Feelin' good about a Bengals win! Sloan covers the Bengals win with Austin Elmore, the Singh Trial with Jason Phillabaum, quitting in the workplace, and more. Tune in.
Sloanie discusses the future of CPD, tells you what is happening around the Tri-State this weekend, and gets you ready for Bengals vs Falcons on Sunday.
Sloanie breaks down the Singh trial, updating the US Constitution, and previewing tonight's MLS playoff matchup for FC Cincinnati.
Sloan breaks down the falling sales tax income for Hamilton County, the history of the CIA, and why Kentucky students are struggling coming out of Covid.
Sloanie discusses the latest in Ukraine, remodeling the convention center, and if we should abolish the death penalty.
Sloanie discusses the latest in local politics, a big weekend for Cincinnati sports, and is it cheaper to retire abroad?
Sloanie discusses the premiere of Blink, the latest in the local scene, and the Bengals heading to the Bayou on Sunday
Sloanie discusses the latest with climate change, the Alex Jones decision, and knowing when to walk away.
Sloanie breaks down the secrets of divorce, another murder trial going on in the Cincinnati area, and another band is making a comeback!
Rep. Warren Davidson, James Rapien, Tony Pike, the Snort Report, and more! Sloan has it all to start your week. Tune in.
Sloanie breaks down a primetime win for the Bengals. Also how you can support the Dragonfly Foundation, and Allie Martin introduces a new drink for October.
Scott gets you ready for the Bengals white out! Also are national weathermen heroes, and can the market find a solution for climate change?
Sloanie gets an update on hurricane Ian as it approaches the Florida coast, and why some residents are not evacuating. Also the latest employment news you need to know, and the smut wars in Cincinnati.
Sloanie discusses the swatting incident on Friday, breaks down a much needed win for the Bengals, and how to protect your loved ones as the get older and the memory starts to go.
False reports of active shooters in Ohio schools are breaking out. Scott and the news team has it all covered. Also the Bengals chances in New York Sunday, and how drinking bourbon can help out a charity.
Sloanie discusses investigating cold cases, the upcoming election, and the future of the Cincinnati housing and rental markets.
Sloanie discusses the latest in the Pike County Massacre trials. Also are employment practices changing for good, and what is in the State Issue 2 ballot measure?
Sloanie discusses the latest with the economy, chasing down unemployment scammers, no more parking lots downtown, and sending apology letters for excessive winning.
Sloanie discusses the state of local politics, breaks down the Bengals loss to the Cowboys, and helps you with your cyber security.
Sloanie talks about the new chip plant coming to Ohio, previews Oktoberfest Zinzinnati, and looks ahead to Bengals vs Cowboys live from Dallas on Sunday.
Sloanie get a response to the vice mayor's comments yesterday from the police union. Also the latest on a potential rail strike with major economic impact implications, and how to make and keep friends.
Sloanie breaks down the latest with a suspended cop in trouble for saying the N-word, new trends in the types of degrees college students are going after, and the latest in the first Pike County massacre trial.
Sloanie debates the merits of having cops in schools. Also should government officials be allowed to invest in areas they have oversight on? Finally how the Queens death will affect the world economy.
Sloanie breaks down the disappointing performance by the Bengals yesterday. Also the first trial in the Piketon Massacre starts today, and what does it take to make long term political change in the United States?
Sloanie breaks down what happens now in the United Kingdom following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II. Also getting you ready for the Steelers at Bengals this weekend, and where you can find the best pumpkin beers.
Sloanie discusses the elimination of the pocket veto in the Cincinnati charter, what to see at Home-a-rama, and how to make your car less attractive to thieves.
Sloanie discusses an ADA violation at the University of Cincinnati, bosses starting the practice of silent firing, and what is really going on in Washington.
Sloanie gets real about the Linwood hit and run, toxic personalities, and the delay of the Rhoden trial. Plus, the Snort Report with Sarah Elyse and 3 Things with Tiff Potter. Tune in!
Sloanie discusses the controversy surrounding the new city manager, what to expect from the Bearcats this weekend, and previewing the new non Disney Winnie the Pooh movie.
Sloanie fills you in on the latest in the Bucyrus Sausage Queen Scandal. Also Why the housing market might be cooling off, and what to expect in the coming weeks surrounding the 2022 midterm elections.
Sloanie discusses what to do with the dwindling teacher pension fund, the final Bengals roster, and what goes into your credit report.
Sloanie discusses a Cincinnati holiday tradition ending, putting up government surveillance cameras, and how buying a beer for a veteran could help a good cause.
Sloan is back in action! Getting real with Mike Allen about the Buffalo Bills punter Matt Araiza, Giles Chapman on road rage drivers, and Paul Czarapara of Kentucky Tech College. Tune in!
Sloanie continues the coverage of the attack on the FBI Cincinnati Field Office yesterday. Also a big weekend in the Tri-State for sports, and previewing the Delhi Skirt game.
Sloanie has the breaking news about the attack at the Cincinnati FBI Field Office this morning. Also the latest from the Field of Dreams, and 3 Things with Tiff.
Sloanie discusses the story of s six year old discovered drinking a Smirnoff Ice in a gas station. Also are plane seats getting smaller, and what is the future of electric vehicles?
Former President Trump's Mar-A-Lago estate was raided last night. Sloanie debates what happened and if this move was wise for Democrats. Also, is investing in the city of Cincinnati hurting affordable housing and what is drip pricing?
Sloanie looks at the events of the weekend and early this morning, and debates when Americans lost their morals. Also is the new Senate bill going to help the cost of prescription drugs, or make them worse, and the results of the first Alex Jones trial.
Sloanie discusses the charges filed against the four LMPD officers involved in the death of Brionna Taylor. Also what to do in Cincinnati this weekend and how not to become a ghost.
Sloanie debates the need for vocational school graduates versus the need for college graduates. Also how the Marcus Fiesel case changed the foster care system, and what the Britney Griner verdict means for Us-Russia relations.
Sloanie discusses the fallout from Speaker Pelosi's trip to Taiwan, the anniversary of the Hall of Fame haircut, and how reading license plates can stop school shootings.
Sloan debates if we can ever see the good old days again. Also will the Bengals be allowed to hang new signs at PBS, and are we or are we not in a recession?
Sloanie discusses the Catholic church's unwillingness to address the issue of sexual misconduct in the priesthood. Also the Deshaun Watson decision, and should a local man convicted of helping to kill his foster son be release on parole?
Sloanie discusses the latest in police community relations, the Reds making deals in the night, and some things to check out this weekend.
Sloanie debates the issue of arming teachers, breaks down the Nick Sandman decision, tells you why you should not give up on buying a home, and why we should appreciate our awkwardness.
Sloanie breaks down the latest with Britney Griner and when she may get to come home. Also an update on Joe Burrow and the Bengals, and what you mom used to whip you with.
Sloanie talks about the rising cost of healthcare, the threat of a looming recession, and if creamsicle is the most underrated flavor of ice cream.
Sloanie discusses why a local school board member was wrong making an unannounced visit to a school in her district. Also what virus should we fear the most right now, and will PG Sittenfeld get a new trial?
Scott has a packed show for you as he talks about a viral video depicting a potentially racist situation involving a Sesame Street character, the January 6th hearings, the Jessie Bates and the potential new name for Paul Brown stadium as well as what is happening in Hollywood and how to stay cool during this hot weather. This and so much more! Tune in!
Scott Sloan is back from his Covid scare with a packed show for you! He brings on Dr. Susanne Partridge to talk about what you need to know about skin cancer and sunscreen. He talks with Tiff about all things pop culture and talks with Michelle about the real estate market! He also recaps his covid scare! This and so much more!
Sloanie discusses if the Presidency of the United States should have an age cap. Also everything going on this weekend, and the latest from a $9 Billion telescope.
Sloan has the fallout from the PG Sittenfeld verdict, Cincinnati sports from over the weekend, and the best Prime Day deals.
Sloanie discusses the issue of inmates escaping from the Hamilton County Justice Center, the latest in the Sittenfeld trial, and what is the truth behind the CTE epidemic in pro athletes.
Sloanie discusses the latest surrounding 51 migrants dead in a truck, what to expect in the PG Sittenfeld trial today, and can businesses pay for you abortion?
Sloanie picks up the pieces of the Dobbs decision, while the Supreme Court hands down another decision. Also a wild weekend in sports, and the latest on the trial of former Councilmember PG Sittenfeld.
Scott talks with Jeff Berding about the potential for Cincinnati to be a host city of the next World Cup, on ESPN 1530.
Sloanie breaks down the current high price of energy and wonders if there is an alternative. Also some career advice, and how you can keep a murderer behind bars.
Sloanie talks about products in stores getting smaller, if Dick's Sporting Goods has racist practices, and if the Senate gun law will have any effect.
Sloanie discusses who is entitled to the payroll tax during the pandemic. Also how to make the streets safer for pedestrians, and checking in on Tiff.
Sloanie breaks down the recent trend in pedestrian accidents, debates if we should arm our teachers, and what should Hamilton County do to bring FIFA to Cincinnati?
Sloan breaks down the fate of NIL at the high school level, the latest with PG Sittenfeld, and some real-estate tips.
Sloanie talks with Dr. DelCarman, a mass shooting criminologist, about the mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket over the weekend, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses the viability of electric vehicles, why we have a formula shortage, the NFL schedule, and what is going on locally and in theater this weekend.
Sloanie debates why a prison guard would help an inmate escape. Also why politicians should have age restrictions, and what is going on with the market.
Sloanie discusses the future of fuel prices, recaps a busy weekend in sports, and what is happening in local nursing homes.
Sloanie has the results from yesterday's primary, debates if the government should own broadband networks, and how keeping your workers happy might lead to more productivity.
Sloanie breaks down last night's NFL Draft Round 1. Also what to do around town, and what to watch this weekend.
Sloanie talks about the latest at Cincinnati City Hall, how China is influencing our leaders, and hey the Reds finally won a game!
Sloanie discusses if you should be allowed to do anything if you catch someone stealing from you, including killing them. Also things to do around town this weekend, and on Earth Day, what you can and can't recycle.
Sloanie discusses the mask mandate being struck down in the courts, why you should make sure your workers are happy, and how important is the Donald Trump endorsement of JD Vance in the up coming primary.
Sloanie has all you need on this sunny Friday morning. Allie Martin brings in "The Local Loop" and Mo Egger stops in to discuss the USFL debut. Check out the show!
Mo fills in for Sloanie breaking down the comment of Reds COO Phil Castellini yesterday, talking pop cultures with Tiff, and finance with Amy Wagner.
Scott and Mo talk with Reds President & COO Phil Castellini about Opening Day, the offseason, and the future of the franchise on 700 WLW.
Sloanie gets an update on sports betting in Ohio, how to get more time in your schedule, and investigating cold cases.
Sloanie has your Thursday run-down! Tiger Woods, student loan forgiveness, and home improvement fixes from Michelle Sloan. Tiff drops in and gets us thinking about the recreational pools at the White House and much more!
Sloanie is fresh and ready to go! Calls and comments about Ohio's proposed "Don't Say Gay" Bill have the phones ringing off the hook. Tiff jumps in and gives us the latest on Ed Sheeran.
Sloanie discusses the latest with redistricting, best TV couples, and reviewing the weekend in sports.
Sloanie discusses the Museum Center's cyber issues, things to do this weekend, and the latest in entertainment news.
Sloanie gets an update on the May primary, finds out why youth sports are struggling to find referees, and what is going on with Bruce Willis.
Sloanie has the latest on Covid boosters, evictions resuming in Cincinnati, and where are we headed with clean energy.
Sloanie discusses the slap heard round the world, as Will Smith may hurt stand up comedians with his actions. Also an update on the war in Ukraine.
Sloanie finds out what has been going on with the new city council. Also some money advice, and why has Sycamore Township declared war on food trucks?
Sloanie talks with Jason Nathanson of ABC News about the latest happenings in Hollywood, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks to Austin Elmore of ESPN 1530 about the NCAA Tournament and what else to watch this weekend, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Dane Donovan of 55KRC on how you can beat high gas prices, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses how keeping daylight savings time permanent could effect our sleep. Also Austin Elmore previews the NCAA tournament, Michelle Sloan with some home buying tips, and taking care of our mental health.
Sloanie breaks down the comments of Ukrainian President Zelenskky, talks 3 things with Tiff, and asks Congressman Warren Davidson about the potential US response in Ukraine, and suing airlines over mask mandates.
WEBN's Allie Martin gets you set for everything you need to know this weekend in Cincinnati, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks to his Producer Austin Elmore of ESPN 1530 about what is going on in sports this weekend and what to watch for, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie has the latest on the Delhi Skirt game. Also real estate trends you need to know about.
Sloanie talks about the rising oil prices, and what this means the next time you pull up to the pump. Also will Delhi cancel the skirt game? Finally should employers start looking at benefits as well as pay to find new employees?
Sloanie discusses the end of CPS forcing kids to wear masks in school. Also the Cincinnati pop ban, and President Biden is set to make an announcement that could greatly affect you the next time you pull up to the pump.
Sloanie starts the debate that has been hanging over Cincinnati for a while; Who will pay for a new football stadium for the Bengals? Also a local man who is only drinking beer for lent, and movies and other entertainment options for your weekend.
Sloanie talks to ESPN 1530's Austin Elmore about what to watch this weekend on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks with Cincinnati.com's Jason Williams about the Bengals, Hamilton County, and the future of Paul Brown Stadium.
Scott tries to talk polling and SOTU with Professor and Political Analyst Alain Sanders. It did not go well.
Sloanie continues to break down the events occurring in Ukraine as the Russians seek to capture the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv. Also some things to do around town this weekend, and a look at Dave Grohl's latest work.
Sloanie talks Russia/Ukraine with Rep. Warren Davidson and ABC's Brad Garrett. Plus, Michelle Sloan and Sara Elyse stop by, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks with Ohio Rep. Warren Davidson about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks to Aaron Katersky of ABC News live from Ukraine with the latest on the conflict with Russia.
Sloanie talks with Chris Nyhuis about Russia increasing Cyber Attacks during the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.
Sloanie speaks with the interim Cincinnati Police Chief. Also the latest from the Ukraine, another edition of the Snort Report, and the return of the Mardi Gras for Kids!
Sara Elyse joins Scott to break down the brawl up north between Michigan and Wisconsin, and one Olympian who froze something no man wants to freeze.
Sloanie tells us why more cold cases will be solved soon. Also what to do around town now that the Super Bowl is over and when will we see a return of live music?
Now that the Super Bowl is in the rearview, Sloanie discusses wages in the job place, freedom of speech, and how we can combat inflation.
Sloanie gives a final recap of a great Bengals season. Also are companies short changing us on their products, and how you can help former Bengal Giovanni Bernard help some kids out.
Scott recaps the Bengals Super Bowl LVI loss to the Rams and looks at what this means for the franchise with Austin Elmore, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie is talking all things Superbowl LVI. Also some career advice, and why are we having trouble finding workers?
Scott sets the scene in Los Angeles ahead of Super Bowl LVI with Mike Dardis of WLWT, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie has everything you need to know for the snowpacalypse/icepacalypse. Also what happened with the Superbowl watch party, and some real-estate tips.
Sloanie talks with Dane Donovan about what you should do to avoid costly repairs for your car in the winter weather.
Sloanie discusses getting your home ready for a disaster. Also how the Superbowl will effect the city economically, previewing the winter weather about to hit the Tri-State, and 3 Things with Tiff.
Sloanie discusses redeveloping downtown, the Bengals trip to the Superbowl, and CPS giving kids the day off after the big game.
Scott discusses Cincinnati Urban Planning with 3CDC President and CEO, Steve Leeper. He also goes 1:1 with Tiff Potter about current news in entertainment and politics. Amy Wagner gives us an update on the latest from Allworth Financial. Mike Moroski from the CPS Board informs us of the post Superbowl school schedule and Adam Rizzieri has a look into the "survellance" ad ban.
Scott talks about a potential Super Bowl watch party at Paul Brown Stadium with Alicia Reece, on 700 WLW.
Sara stops by to fill you in on what you missed this weekend after the Bengals won the AFC Championship.
The Bengals are going to Super Bowl LVI, and AllBengals.com's James Rapien stops by to break it down, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks Bengals watch party, Michelle Sloan, Tiff Potter, Mark Borison is bathing in Chili, and more on 700 WLW.
One Hamilton County Commissioner wants to let you watch the Bengals this weekend from PBS. Also tensions with Russia are high, but might Russia attack us in an unconventional way? Finally what was the fate of the vaccine mandates?
Scott talks with Alicia Reese about the potential Bengals watch party at Paul Brown Stadium this weekend.
Tiff Potter from KISS 107.1 stops by to give you three (or more) things you need to know with Scott Sloan, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Colerain Police Chief Mark Denney about the road rage shooting on 275, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie gets you ready for the big game tomorrow as the Bengals head south to take on the Titans. Also what is happening locally with Allie Martin, and more on two more celebrities' who passed away in the last 24 hours.
Scott talks with Cathy Chase, the President of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety about the Safety of Ohio roads, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks with WLW Aviation expert Jay Ratliff about the new 5G and how it will effect planes. Also why CPS's remote learning is not working, and why you are probably ending your New Year's resolution today.
Scott Sloan is joined by Sara Elyse to break down the Bengals Wild Card Win on Saturday.
Scott talks about the Bengals breaking the playoff drought, and so much more on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Austin Elmore of ESPN 1530 about the Bengals win over the Raiders on Saturday.
Sloanie discusses the Bengals game this weekend. Can the curse end? Also the latest surrounding Covid-19, and 3 Things with Tiff.
Scott talks with Dr. Fichtenbaum, Betsy Sundermann, Matt Alter, Michelle Sloan, Mack Mariani, Tiff Potter, and more on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks to Dr. Fichtenbaum from UC Health about COVID-19, Omicron, vaccines, and more on 700 WLW.
Sloanie questions why it is so hard to get a Covid test here versus anywhere else in the world. Also 3 Things with Tiff and the crisis going on in the Cincinnati Fire Department.
Sloanie discusses the latest officer involved shooting this time in Canton, Ohio. Also prepping your parents for assisted living, and previewing the Battle of Ohio Part 2 on Sunday.
Sloanie discusses the situation with CPS. Also dealing with the supply chain issues, and meeting Cincinnati's new Mayor Aftab Pureval.
Scott talks Cincinnati football with Tony Pike, 3 things with Sara Elyse, and school curriculum, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks to Ohio Rep. Brett Hillyer about school curriculum and posting it online, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks about the Omicron variant, Tiff is back with 3 things, the Bengals results from Sunday, and the issues with the CPD Gun Range having yet to move.
Sloanie discusses how one woman got off some serious charges. Also the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire, stuff to do this weekend, and a Bengals preview.
What looked like it could have been a slam dunk conviction for manslaughter, sees a woman walk with probation after killing a child. Jason Philabaum joins Sloanie to explain what happened, and why we shouldn't pass judgement before all the facts are out.
Scott is joined by Sara Elyse, Michelle Sloan, Ohio Sen. Steve Huffman, attorney Jason Phillabaum, and more on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses the latest with vaccine mandates, the tornado damage in Kentucky, and why one jailer has more legal troubles.
Sloanie talks with Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey about recent details that have emerged about a jailer accused of assault.
Scott talks with Ohio Senator Niraj Antani about the future of sports gambling in the Buckeye state, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Chris Nyhuis, the CEO of Vigilant Cincinnati about the record-breaking computer hack last week, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Joy Bennett, the mother who led the petition drive to stop the Mason abortion ban, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks about the aftermath of the Mayfield tornado with Tim Mettey, discusses the Bengals loss with James Rapien, and talks money with Amy Wagner, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Tim Metter of Matthew 25 ministries about the efforts to help those impacted by the tornado in Kentucky over the weekend.
Sloanie talks about sports gambling finally coming to Ohio, stuff to do this weekend, and previewing the Crosstown Shootout on Saturday.
Sports gambling is about to be legal in the state of Ohio! Sloanie gets the details from Ohio Rep Bill Seitz.
Sara Elyse comes over from the Newsroom to give Sloanie several things we need to know, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks crime and terror, top Google searches, 3 Things with Sara, and Michelle Sloan stops by, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with the President and CEO of the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, Laura Brunner on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses what repercussions you could face if your loved one breaks the law. Also Sara checks in with 3 things, the top Google searches this year, and how you can get your hands on some rare bourbon.
It's that time of year again. The annual bourbon auction that is. Sloanie brings on Todd Carnes formerly of the Bourbon Society of Cincinnati to tell you what you need to know to get the rare reserves.
Dan talks about Thomas Massie, Pearl Harbor, and scam attempts during the holiday season, on 700 WLW.
Broo fills in for Sloanie and he's talking Bearcats, Bengals, Christmas songs, Money with Amy Wagner, and so much more, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses the case of a local priest pleading guilty to raping young boys, relief for renters and property tax rebates, and previewing the weekend at the theater and sports.
Sloanie breaks down the latest with METRO, why prescription drug prices are high, and the 'Gang of Five' Texting Scandal ending in a whimper.
Sloanie talks with the METRO Chairman Kreg Kessee about METRO consolidating bus routes.
Sloanie breaks down the latest with the Luke Fickell situation, did Brian Kelly do the professional thing when he left Notre Dame, and the latest on the abortion issue.
Sloanie talks with Joe Eaton of the Buckeye Firearms Association about the FBI closing the Dayton shooting, gun reform, and more on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks with Tara Keith of Child Focus about ways to give during the Holiday Season on this Giving Tuesday 2021, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks with Ohio Sec. of State Frank LaRose about the audit of the Hamilton County election today on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with James Rapien of AllBengals.com about the Bengals big win over the Steelers on Sunday.
Sloanie looks at gas prices and what to expect this travel weekend. Also what you need to know about Section 8 housing, how to cure your hangover, and Sloanie's annual jihad against green bean casserole!
Sloanie has the cure for your holiday hangovers. Dr Rakesh Nanda tells us about the IV hangover cure.
Sloanie discusses the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, flu shots, and what the Bengals and Bearcats are doing this weekend.
Sloanie discusses the latest with the Kyle Rittenhouse case with attorney Jason Phillabaum.
Sloanie discusses if guns should be carried in school, previews LebFest, and investigates why some cities are charging burglar alarm fees.
Sloanie talks with state Senator Niraj Antani about a bill passed through the Ohio Senate that would allow teachers to carry guns in school.
Sloanie discusses the recent suits brought against media personality Alex Jones. Also a local shooting at a Walmart and wehat the police are doing about it. Finally, where have all the workers gone?
Sloanie talks with Colerain Police Chief Mark Denney about a shooting that happened outside a local Walmart.
Scott talks about the Kyle Rittenhouse trial and the comparisons people are making about it. Plus, conversations with Thomas Hall, Eve Bolton, and Steve Huffman on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Thomas Hall about sponsoring a bill that would allow teachers to carry concealed in school.
Sloan updates us on the latest from the Kyle Rittenhouse trial with Attorney Jason Phillabaum, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks Medical Marijuana with Ohio Sen. Steve Huffman, student vaccine mandates with Mike Moroski, Rittenhouse with Jason Phillabaum, and takes your calls on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Attorney Jason Phillabaum about the latest in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses what the verdict might be in the Kyle Rittenhouse case. Also where to get some good pizza this week, and previewing all you entertainment opportunities from sports to movies this weekend.
Sloanie welcomes in the afternoon drive host of KISS 107.1 and pizza connoisseur Jon Jon to discuss pizza week in Cincinnati.
Sloanie breaks down what happened with some unemployment money, relives the events in Zanesville 10 years ago, and discusses Veterans Day with local Congressman Warren Davidson.
10 years ago in Zanesville, Ohio, a local man released his entire collection of exotic animals into the wild. Sloanie brings on Vince Toreno of the PrOHFiles podcast to recount what happened that day.
Scott talks to Greg Landsman, Tiff Potter, Julie Bauke, Rep. Brad Wenstrup, Tony Woodlief, and talks about the horse ban on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Greg Landsman about the Tenant Rights Bill, and horses being banned, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Robert Alt, Betsy Sundermann, Dr. Sal Giorgianni, Kevin Ingram, and more on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Dr. G about a potential COVID pill, plus the Aaron Rodgers situation, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Robert Alt, the CEO of the Buckeye Institute about vaccine mandates, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie tells us what the infrastructure bill means for us here in Cincinnati. Also what happened in Cincinnati sports this weekend, and what we should extrapolate from the jobs report last week.
What does the newly passed infrastructure bill mean for us in the Tri-State? Sloanie brings on the CEO of OKI Mark Policinski to explain what is in the bill and when Cincinnati might benefit from it.
Sloanie gets you ready for daylight savings time, helps raise money for a local Marine, and gets you ready for a big weekend in sports for the hometown teams.
Sloanie talks with Kevin Ingram about how you can help a local Marine who lost her legs in the Afghanistan withdraw.
Sloan questions which part of Government really has the most effect on you. Also financial literacy is now required to graduate from high school and overdoses are back on the rise.
Sloanie discusses why Tuesday's election might be more important for you than next year's election with Tony Woodleif.
Sloanie welcomes in a couple of winners from yesterday's local elections. Also did UC get hosed by the College Football Playoff selection committee?
Sloanie talks with the newly elected Cincinnati city council member top vote getter Jan-Michelle Lemon Kearny about the results of the election and what to expect from the new council.
Scott talks Election Day with Frank LaRose and David Mann. Plus, Paul Seegert on Healthcare and Sam Quinones on Opiods, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose about election day in Ohio, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with James Rapien of AllBengals.com about the Bengals upsetting loss to the New York Jets on Sunday in New Jersey, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Brian Walsh, Tiff Potter, discusses edible Halloween Candy, Iris Simpson-Bush, the Queen Bee stops by to talk Flying Pig, plus Dan Hoard and Jason Nathanson, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks about covid vaccines for children with Dr. Sal Giorgianni, talks with Tiff Potter, Michelle Sloan, and Jan Michelle Lemon-Kearney on Cincinnati's ongoing trash epidemic, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks about the Mason Abortion Vote, rising heating prices with Amy Spiller and Chris Ventura, and COVID-19 religious exemptions with Attorney Jason Phillabaum, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks about Religious Exemptions RE: Covid-19 Vaccines, with Attorney Jason Phillabaum on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Chris Ventura of Energy Alliance about heating costs rising 30%, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Amy Spiller of Duke Energy about upcoming winter heating bills, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Jackie Reau, the CEO of Game Day Communications about FIFA's visit today, the blockparty, and Cincy's bid to be a World Cup Host City, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Dr. Fichtenbaum, David Drucker, Michelle Sloan, Joe Deters, Tiff, and more on 700 WLW.
Sloanie discusses the latest around the Federal government wanting to snoop around your bank account. Also why it's not too late to change your career, and what is behind the recent barrage of car thefts.
Sloanie talks with Newtown Police Chief Tom Synan about the recent string of car thefts.
Sloanie discusses why the Supreme Court ruled in favor of cops when it comes to qualified immunity, why you don't have to rake your leaves, and 3 things with Tiff.
Sloanie wonders how we can get the homicide rate down in Cincinnati. Also looking at another great weekend for Cincinnati sports fans, and remembering Colin Powell.
Sloanie gets an update on homicides in Cincinnati from Captain Steve Saunders of the Cincinnati Police Department.
Sloanie talks to Lydia DeSnoyers, Dan Hoard, Craig Maness, Mitch Stevens, Jason Nathanson, and takes your calls on 700 WLW.
Sloanie tackles the issue of crime in the city of Cincinnati and wonders if this is all a product of general meanness in our society in which we have perpetuated through our children.
Sloanie talks with Joe Miller about House Bill 44 and its provision for more strict punishment of offenders assaulting sports officials across the state of Ohio.
Sloanie and Tiff talk about the Kool N the Gang concert from Wednesday night, Adele's new album, and sodium!
Sloanie talks with David Mann about the rising homicide rates in Cincinnati and what the city's leaders are doing about it. He also asks him about the impending deadline for police to get the vaccine and what sort of damage that could cause to cities like Cincinnati that are already hurting.
Sloan tells you if you can sue your employer or school if you catch Covid-19. Also a new pill that could treat Covid, and the IRS wants to know what you are hiding in your bank account.
Sloanie breaks down the disastrous weekend for Southwest Airlines, and what this might mean for your Thanksgiving travel plans. Also another local city is looking to become a sanctuary city for the unborn, and how Kim Kardashian did on her SNL appearance.
Sloanie talks with Mason City council member Josh Strycula about the proposal to make Mason a "sanctuary city for unborn babies".
Sloanie starts off trying to mend some fences on city council. He also discusses the terminology to use when trying to sell a home. Finally what's going on with Google and social media?
Sloanie tries to mend fences with council members Betsy Sunderman and Greg Landsmen. What could go wrong?
Sloanie debates why people are still resistant to getting the vaccine. Also why you shouldn't flirt with younger girls in public, and is the United States executing the mentally ill?
Sloanie talks with Ohio Attorney General David Yost about the recent successful human trafficking sweep.
Sloan has all the drama from both Cincinnati and Mason City Councils. Also what really happened with the Facebook outage yesterday, and 3 Things with Tiff.
Is the Mason City Council corrupt? Sloanie talks with Mason business owner Amy Lortz about how a recent development deal might not be on the up and up.
Scott talks with James Rapien, Jason Phillabaum, Allie Martin, Lance McAlister, Jason Nathanson, and more on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Jason Phillabaum about Britney Spears and her ongoing legal battle, on 700 WLW.
Sloanie talks with SI's James Rapien about the Bengals 24-21 win on Thursday Night Football.
Scott Sloan looks at the dysfunctional unemployment system that has plagued so many people with Ohio state auditor Keith Faber, to begin the show. He then pivots to talking about the Bengals Thursday Night Football matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars by talking with Mike Dardis, real estate and home care with Michelle Sloan, and talks some more Bengals with Dan Hoard.
Sloanie discusses why we are angry all the time in this country. Also how the White House is fighting back against Russian cyber criminals. Finally why violence is getting worse in this country.
Why are we mad? Sloanie brings on mental health therapist Laurie Stober to explain what has us all so angry.
Sloanie discusses what happened with R Kelly and what celebrity could be next to face jail time for past sexual encounters. Also the current crime stats in Cincinnati, and why you should start your Christmas shopping now.
Sloanie talks about the latest crime statistics with Cincinnati mayoral candidate David Mann.
Scott talks with Chris Smitherman, James Rapien, Melanie Bates, Amy Wagner, and takes your calls on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with AllBengals.com's James Rapien about the Bengals 24-10 win on Sunday in Pittsburgh.
Scott talks with Vice Mayor Chris Smitherman about crime and cops in Cincinnati, on 700 WLW.
Scott talks with Betsy Sunderman, Allie Martin, Dan Hoard, Jason Nathanson, and more on 700 WLW.