Scott plays some Fresh Guac and talks with group member, Covert.

Scott talks about NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg's "War on Salt" and Minnesota's plan to prevent people from smoking in cars with kids in them.

Scott and Frank talk about the USPS plan to reduce mail delivery to five days a week.

Scott talks about the Lilly Ledbetter act ... and we tune in for a live signing of the bill by President Obama.

Scott talks about the Dennis Delano case and takes lots of phone calls on the topic.

Scott talks economy with John Hoefle and takes phone calls.

Scott wants to repeal the 17th Amendment. Buffalo Pundit agrees.

Scott talks sports. Tim Schmitt fills in for Matt Pearl.

Reason is now two hours a day ...

Enjoy the smooth sounds of Electric Watermelon ...

The first half of Reason was ... let's just say ... random. The second half of the show can be downloaded separately under the "Music Friday" category.

Scott talks about the new president and Caroline Kennedy ...

Scott does a wrap-up after the inauguration ... pix can be found here.

Scott complains about policies at government (public) schools. And wonders if school administrators even get it.

With the George W. Bush presidency nearly over, a retrospective. Where does he fit in among the other presidents?

Scott talks about his plans for heading to the inauguration ...

WGRZ's Matt Pearl checks in.

Scott talks about his lengthy vacation ... and interviews JD and Lisa from Serenity Falls. (plus plays some choice tracks from the band).

End of the year wrapup. What were the biggest stories of 2008 in YOUR opinion?

Scott grill's WGRZ's Matt Pearl about the "digital conversion." Plus they discuss people stranded in Buffalo without their luggage.

Scott talks with Gladys Gifford of the CRTC about the NFTA.

Scott talks about all the governor's new tax proposals ... and discusses a website called PatersonIsYourNewTax.com ...

Scott doesn't like dynasty politics. Just becuase you've got a famous last name doesn't mean you're qualified to be senator. I'm talking to you, Caroline. (somehow only the last 15 minutes or so of this show was recorded).

The people voted ... and Scott takes phone calls about their opinions on the vote.

Scott can't believe the budget that has come from the governor's office. Could anything be more wrong?

Heading into the Lockport City School District's capital project vote, Scott talks with the school superintendent and business manager about the project.

Scott talks with the Buffalo Chapter of the Better Business Bureau about holiday scams.

Like every Monday, Bob Confer joins to talk Albany issues.

Scott talks with Tim Schmitt, sports editor of Greater Niagara News about the miserable Bills.

Scott's absent, so the incredibly talented Tom Christy hosts Dialog ... with Racin' Ray's help.

Dialog for Dec. 11, 2008.

Scott and Frank talk about getting to Washington, DC for the inauguration.

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

Erie County budget issues, the "gang of three" and a preview of tomorrow's DC show.

The Niagara County Legislature is back to talking about laptops ... so Scott is, too.

Crime and punishment. OJ Simpson, Plaxico Burress and Sean Avery are all punished too severely, Scott thinks.

Some Bills talk. Some Sabres talk. Chuck Schumer's stupid gift card law. And what do you think of New York having a "Senator Kennedy?"

Scott talks with Mike Tucker, mayor of Lockport.

Sports talk with Ernie Green. And Frank wants to find a hotel for the inauguration ... Scott's perfectly content to sleep in his car.

Scott interviews one of the editors of a great photo book called "Scared of Santa." Plus we talk about our fear of Hilary Clinton.

The discussion includes dental floss and a little girl being attacked by a magpie. This train derailed quick.

Scott thinks you should be allowed to own any gun made ... Frank's in the market for a flamethrower.

The phones rang. I answered them. This is what it sounded like.

Pork Lawsuit update with Lee Bordeleau ... plus some discussion on Hillary's vacant seat.

Scott talks with Bob Confer about Albany ... then takes calls from listeners regarding the Niagara County Legislature's desire to have personal laptops.

Tim Schmitt talks Bills and Sabres with Scott ... and Scott tries to think of a punishment for the people that trampled the worker at the Long Island Wal-Mart.