Jim Voutour and Ernie Palmer are both in studio answering questions and taking phone calls about the big upcoming election.

Scott talks with congressional candidate Alice Kryzan and discusses the informercial by Barack Obama.

Scott talks about the foul fowl attacking us at every avenue.

Reason for Oct. 28. 2008.

Scott talks with Bob Confer about Albany, then with presidential candidate Gloria LaRiva about her campaign.

Scott's trip to New York. The Florida reporter's hatchet job on Joe Biden. And the male version of Ashley Todd.

Scott talks with Lockport Mayor Mike Tucker.

John McCain's brother's an idiot. So is Sarah Palin. And Scott's concerned about riding a bus. Then he airs an interview with Gloria LaRiva.

Scott talked about the Thruway toll hikes ... and an interview with Roger Calero, presidential candidate.

Al-Queda for McCain. Martin Wolf from the Financial Times on the economy. Barack Obama's fantasy football picks.

Scott talks about the price of gas and the flap over the pay for the four county coroners.

Carl Canon from Readers Digest on their global poll. Plus a discussion on Sarah Palin's new wardrobe. Plus Sabres news.

Scott laments the city of Lockport's sign law. Callers seem unanimous in agreement.

Among other things in this show, Scott talks with Roger Calero, one of the five "minor party" candidates for president who will be on the ballot in New York State.

Scott talks with Bob Confer ... and then lots of talk about trucking rules.

Franks back at the control ... which means the show was a complete mess. I love when that happens.

Scott talks with Tim Marren, managing editor of the Union Sun & Journal.

Scott talks about the phenom known as "Joe the Plumber."

Scott talks about the Toni Nemi controversy. And airs an interview with Ralph Nader.

Scott talks with presidential candidate Ralph Nader about his campaign and his exclusion from the debates. Plus a review of Wednesday night's debate.

Scott takes phone calls. Many remind him that it's his birthday. He was trying to forget.

More on the LINTV/Time Warner debate. Obama supporters like McCain's policies. Marc Odien from WNYMedia.net with a debate preview.

Did you get your re-election check yet? What are you doing with it? Scott wants to know.

Scott talks with State Senate candidate Kathy Konst.

Bob Confer ... then conversation.

A little hockey talk. And a discussion on the McCain campaign's version of reality.

Open Dialog for Oct. 10, 2008.

Scott talks about his switch to Dish. Frank discusses Verizon problems. Then Scott talks about stuff to do this weekend. And a debate on Flavor Flav or Chuck D.

Open Dialog for all of Niagara County.

Scott has to break up with Time Warner. He asks listeners for help in writing a "Dear John" letter. Some callers don't get it, but "Bob from Buffalo" comes through with a great analogy you have to hear.

Scott talks Niagara County restaurants with Melissa Dunlap and John Hall.

The calls flowed smoothly on this show. Topic: Reactions from the 2nd presidential debate.

Download. Listen. Repeat.

Loraine O'Donnell joins in. We gets lots of phone calls. And talk about why WECK rocks.

Bob Confer in for his weekly tutorial ... and a plethora phone calls thereafter.

Scott talks about the LIN/Time Warner fight, Brad Riter calls in with a Bills update and a woman says if it's on Sean Hannity, it's got to be true.

It's all over the place. Just how Scott likes it.

Phone calls from women. I like it.

Reasons not to vote for John McCain. Yesterday was reasons not to vote for Obama.

Dialog for the 2nd of October, 2008.

Scott talks about reasons to vote against Barack Obama. Tomorrow Scott will discuss reasons to vote against John McCain.

Scott talks with Assembly candidate Paula Banks Dahlke.

The sky is NOT falling, ladies and gentlemen.