Buffalo developer Carl Paladino talks with Scott about the Buffalo School Board and more ... and takes calls from listeners ...

Scott talks about the recent plot by Niagara County GOP Chairman Henry Wojtaszek to undermine the endorsed Republican candidate for the New York State Assembly.

Reason for July 29, 2008.

A man was jailed cause his gun misfired.

With Scott back from vacation, the show flows smoothly.

Reason for July 28, 2008.

Scott discusses the PCBs slated to come to Niagara County. And the callers chime in in droves.

There are several ways to obtain gasoline. Listen for examples.

Scott takes random phone calls on a variety of topics ... many chime in on the "Digital TV" issue. Then he talks about the county hiring a new public information officer - a PR guy, wondering how long until the new guy has a show on LCTV.

July 22, 2008 ...

Wardrobe malfunction has happy ending for CBS.

Bob Confer is back from the wilderness ... and talks with Scott about property rights and electricity rates. And the callers chime in.

Scott discusses John McCain's visit to Buffalo, more on police cars, and Barbies. Show notes are here.

Hillary Clinton's gearing up ... for 2012.

Tim Marren, editor of the Union Sun & Journal is in studio, talking about journalism ... and Lockport.

Scott discusses the battle over campaign contributions between Jack Davis and Jon Powers ... and the buying of political endorsements.

What is the definition of a flip flopper?

Scott talks about the good (the new ice rink), the bad (a new city job) and the ugly (himself).

Scott discusses the union grievance about their take home police cars, the type of cars the sheriff's department uses, exploding mailboxes, bird attacks and Ronald Reagan robbed a bank. Click here for the show notes.

When life hands you gay marriage ...

With a time-shortened show due to Lockport's ice rink press conference, Scott picks up where the press conference leaves off, discussing the positives of the announcement.

The art of the competition ...

Scott talks about the confusion over open burn pits in the City of Lockport. Listeners weigh in with knowledge.

Scott discusses the anti-casino forces, killer moths, and our being worth less. Not worthless. Just worth less.

Ross Perot makes a comeback ...

Scott wanted to talk about the two three-way races affecting Niagara County, but instead ended up talking about PCBs for the entire show.

Main topic: The ongoing dispute between Mayor Byron Brown and the police department. Click here for show notes.

Who's up for some sexual harassment?

Scott discusses what the media has labeled "Nose-Gate," a story about Niagara County Democratic Chairman Dan Rivera "tweaking" a woman's nose ... and the controversy surrounding it.

Scott further discusses the Jack Davis gas holiday, plus the Jon Powers reaction to it ... plus more on the cows that were loose. Apparently, they were killed. So listeners offered suggestions for names for the cows.

Made in America ... or not?

Scott talks with congressional candidate Jack Davis about his "gas holiday," and Jack hints that he may be considering a third party run for congress. Plus Scott talks about cows, PCBs and more.

Scott talked with Lee Bordeleau, who's suing the state ... Jack Davis, who's supplementing people's gas purchases ... and about cows loose in the Town of Niagara ...

The Dallas council makes doing business more difficult.

Melissa Dunlap of the Niagara County Historical Society with guests Barb and Nelson Colley, talking about Old Olcott Days.

Bobby Anderson told us something I haven't read anywhere else - he's opening a restaurant here in WNY. Plus we talked about the anti-casino crowd ... and some bird war stories.

Did you know that all TV's will blow up on February?

Scott wonders who this Dennis Cehulik guy is and why the Democratic Party is so excited about him. Then he threatens to read from the dictionary if people don't call.

All over the board. Some commentary on TV, some politics, and a bird war update. Click here for more.

Good news. There are bigger losers out there than you.

Scott asks who had the good fireworks. People thanked WLVL for sponsoring Lockport's display. And then we discussed the bird war ...

Buffalo blight, a bird attacks a plane, the dictionary inducts new words and Frank hates Risk ... click here for more.

China cleans up its bars ...

Scott talks about parades, fireworks and more ...

Scott talks with New York State Libertarian Party Chairman Eric Sundwall, then tries to find a date, suggests what to do with stupid people, and complains about jingles (with Frank's help).

Is John McCain out of touch?

NT Mayor Larry Soos was in studio taking phone calls.

Scott interviews Jon Powers, congressional candidate in the 26th district. Then he and Frank talk about the Bird War.

It's Gore's own damn fault ... so says Antonin Scalia.

Scott talks with two Tonawanda guys who went to LA to make a movie. It premiere's Thursday night at the Riviera Theatre in NT. (click here for more) Then he discusses the military's "don't ask - don't tell" policy.

It's my party ... and all are invited ...

Scott talks with Bob Confer about Albany ... then takes phone calls on people's reaction to the concert Friday.

The Department of Environmental Conservation dropped by my house the other day. We discuss that ... and a variety of other things.