Scott feels bamboozled by those who were in the credit union strike.

Scott talks about the rampant crime in Buffalo ... Discusses the Buffalo Wing Festival with Drew Cerza ... and gives an update on the bird war.

Scott's all over the place. Doug apologizes. Callers appreciate it.

I talk about a cool Sabres blog I found, Alice Kryzan's new TV ad, the GOP driving a wedge between Hillary fans and Obama, and more.

Bob Confer checks in ... then a caller brings up Wilson ... and that pretty much remains the topic through the end.

This show could have gone forever ... as it was just me complaining about things that bother me.

Lockport Mayor Mike Tucker in studio ...

I discuss the upcoming Brewfest with Frank Miller and Brad Riter. Plus we talk about the Olympics and other various things.

Scott talks more about the book conroversy in Newfane.

This episode is simply a replay of when Alice was on WLVL the day before ...

Congressional candidate Alice Kryzan is in studio discussing her campaign and taking phone calls.

Scott discusses Sam Hoyt's affairs ... and phone calls come in.

Scott discusses "Montana 1948," a book 11th grade students in Newfane were required to read over the summer. This show is not suitable for children ... and in Scott's opinion, neither was the book.

Scott talks about what's broken with public education and how to fix it.

Scott talks with Bob Confer ... and takes lots of phone calls.

Scott talks about "the political game" and Loraine O'Donnell, host of Ask the Pro on WECK - and now host of Loraine Out Loud - joins him at the end of the show to talk shop.

Scott talks Bills with Brad Riter for about 15 minutes, then discusses the big Bigfoot news ... with tongue firmly planted in cheek.

Scott talks with Tim Schmitt, sports editor for Greater Niagara News, about the Bills pre-season game ... then shares some fake news stories about the Olympics.

Scott's irritated by a George Maziarz mailer ... and he won't shut up.

Scott is sick of the Olympic games. And he's apparently not alone.

Scott talks with Melissa Dunlap and John Hall from the Niagara County Historical Society about summer vacations.

Scott talks with congressional candidate Jon Powers ... then talks about him talking with congressional candidate Jon Powers. Stay tuned for the episode in which he talks about talking about talking with congressional candidate Jon Powers.  :)

Scott interviews congressional candidate Jon Powers ... and takes phone calls from listeners.

Scott warned people on Monday that if the phones didn't ring, there would be silence. He stood his ground, at one point providing listeners with two minutes of dead air. But it made the phones ring.

Monday I talked with Bob Confer ... and about Friday night's Riders in the Storm concert.

Scott talks about the folks from Kansas' Westboro Baptist Church and their planned picket of a Canadian man's funeral.

Scott takes issue with people who wanted the president to boycott the Olympics.

Dialog is supposed to be the "evolution" of talk radio ... but really, things have devolved this week.

John McCain flip flops on tire pressure.

Scott talks with Mike DeGeorge, spokesperson for the Buffalo Police Department ... and Jim Heaney, Pulitzer Prize nominated journalist for the Buffalo News ... about the two sides of the debate over access to police records.

Dialog is once again rudderless ...

It's the story of the fat fire fighter ...

All over the board ... and back again.

Scott discusses old school computers and his newfound love for soccer ... among other things.

Addicted to ... suing?

Scott plays an interview from WLVL's morning show between Doug Young and Kevin Gaughan ... then discusses their topic: shrinking government.

China puts out rules for tourists.

Scott talks with Bob Confer (re: Albany Update) and then discusses dumb laws.

The McCain camp hits back.

It's been 30 years since Love Canal. Scott thinks we didn't learn anything. Callers seem to agree. What do you think? Share your own thoughts in the forum.

Scott talks with Marcia Pappas from the National Organization for Women ... and then talks about prejudice and more.

Run an ad opposing wiretaps for as little as $6.

Scott interviews Marcia Pappas, New York State president of the National Organization for Women.

Reason for July 31, 2008.