Scott Sloan On Demand

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".