Scott Sloan On Demand

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".

The 2024 WNBA draft took place on Monday, and as expected, Iowa guard Caitlyn Clark went #1 overall to the Indiana Fever. The question now is will Caitlyn Clark maintain the popularity she saw in college, in the pros? Scott brings on sports commentator Betsy Ross to break down "The Caitlyn Clark Effect".

Scott discusses the growing national issue of illegal squatters, and what Ohio is doing to prevent that problem here with Rep Adam Matthews. Also how much plastic do we drink everyday? Richard Harrison from ORSANCO has an idea. Finally what could solve the violence in the Middle East? Dr Asaf Romirowsky from Scholars for Peace has some ideas.

As home owners across the country face rising issues with squatters taking over homes they have no right to, Ohio lawmakers are attempting to put in safeguards before the problem gets here. Ohio Rep Adam Matthews joins Scott to discuss what they are trying to do in the Assembly before squatting becomes an issue here.

Sloan breaks down a status of Cincinnati report with Councilmember Seth Walsh. Also Carol Osborne discusses why dementia doesn't just affect humans, but our canine friends as well. Finally Les Rubin joins Scott to discuss the debt crisis the country faces

A report was released earlier this week about how the city of Cincinnati handles it's business. The results were not good for the city. Congressman Seth Walsh breaks down the report with Scott, and discusses what the city needs to do to improve.

Scott discusses what AI can do to your phone with Lisa Eadicicco from CNET. Also Dr Robin Rayfield discusses why the Ohio teachers pension fund in running out, and Dr Julie Gartza has everything you need to know about farting!

Is the Ohio teachers pension fund running out of money? Scott is joined by retired teacher and Ohio Retired Teachers Association President Dr Robin Rayfield to discuss what is being done to help out retired teachers.

Scott discusses the future of the gun control debate. Also Julie Bauke joins Scott to discuss if you should be free to use any of you time off for whatever you want.

The gun debate has advanced as two parents in Michigan were convicted for their child shooting up his school. Scott brings on Spike Cohen to break down if we will see more or less of this.

Jason Phillabaum breaks down the Walmart settlement. Brad Stuart talks about the eclipse. Three things with Sara Elyse. Simply Money, presented by Allworth Financial, talks about the latest economic news. Sloan talks about college debt. George Ruel discusses the allegations against the fired NKU WBB coach.

Scott breaks down the weekend in sports with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also the things you need to know for a healthy relationship with Julie Hattershire, and Steve Raleigh and Dean Regas have all the information you need to know for Eclipse 2024.

Scott discusses the future of the Bengals stadium deal with Commissioner Denise Driehaus, Monday's eclipse with the Director of the Cincinnati Observatory Anna Hehman, and Nicole Avena says why you shouldn't try to completely cut sugar out of your life.

Scott discusses the future of the Bengals stadium deal with Hamilton County Commission DEnise Driehaus following the events that unfolded in Cleveland and Kansas City recently.

Scott discusses the resignation of the Moeller High School President with Rebecca Surendoff of Ohioans for Child Protection. Also Francisco Javier Tobon from LinkedIn gives you job search scams to watch out for, and Marty Brenneman remembers his first day call in pro ball with Hank Aaron's homerun 714.

The Hall of Famer Marty Brenneman joins Scott to discuss his major league debut behind the mic 50 years ago today, and the iconic call of Hank Aaron's Homerun 714 to tie Babe Ruth that came with it.

Scott discusses tech to help you sleep with Lexy Savvides from CNET, Adam Aaro from FOX 45 in Dayton looks back at the Xenia Tornado 50 years ago today, and Stephen Eide from the Manhattan Institute breaks down the mental health crisis in our prisons.

Having trouble sleeping? Scott brings on Lexy Savvides from CNET to discuss the best new tech to help you sleep.