The Rotunda #245 6/29/20  -​ You've heard him live or on the radio, and now Mike LePond makes his Rotunda debut he's talking about his latest project, Whore of Babylon as well as his musical influences, this is really good stuff for metal aficionados - you will definitely be pumped after this interview! 

Daryl Gould calls in for the third segment to talk about his school committee race, and how important it is to start at the local level and build a base from there. 

As if all this was not enough, you also get Scott's thoughts on the rash of statues being either moved or pulled down - is this a necessary part of America closing the book on shameful parts of its history, or are we risking repeating the past by deleting it from our collective story? Pal stops in to update us about the return of yet another fantastic WBOB show, College Football Impact. 


There truly is a little bit of everything in this episode, so give it a listen and a like!! 

The Rotunda #244 6/22/20 - Heather Sweeney calls in to chat about her upcoming climb of Mount Kilimanjaro, why she is doing it and what has inspired her to take this on. After listening to this interview, you will definitely feel that you have everything you need to reach your own personal summit. 

Leila Laura calls in as well, sharing her thoughts on what we can all to to maintain our civility and spirituality, especially as we navigate these uncharted waters. Many of us still feel 'off', even as things start to lurch towards normal, and this segment should help us all out! 


Scott also shares his thoughts on the latest issues, including Rhode Island's potential name change, geopolitics and more. Give this a listen and a like! 

The Rotunda #243 6/15/20 - America's Got Talent quarter finalist Julia Scotti calls in to The Rotunda to talk about her career in comedy, and how she got into the business. What was it like being on AGT? Who are her 
comedic influences? A fun conversation that you will love! 

Local restaurant owner Alicia Calci  of Sweet Dee's Cafe & Cupcakery shares her experience as a small business owner, navigating the troubled waters of COVID-19 compliance, both before the shutdown and coming out of it. 

There's also the usual assortment of local and national current events, including my thoughts on athlete's kneeling for our national anthem. Give this a listen and a like! 

The Rotunda #242 6/8/20 - Longtime friend of the show Cameron Pond calls in to discuss the demonstrations held across the country in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. Will this, finally, be the tipping point towards ending the idiotic practice of hating people because of something as superficial as skin pigmentation?  

Local musician Steve Demers makes his Rotunda debut, as we talk about the difficulties that musicians are having especially in these trying times. What are some of the unique challenges and is it actually easier to connect over social media live broadcasts than in person? 

There's a ton of local and national content in here as well, including my thoughts on the Allies Donuts debacle. Tune in and give this a listen and a like! 

​The Rotunda #241 6/1/20 - Front and center in the first segment, Scott takes on the disgusting scene that took place in Minneapolis. Where do we go form here, what can be done? Can anyone forget the absolutely chilling look in the officer's eye
as he looked right at the people filming him and took another man's life? 

WBOB personality Allan Giberti is around for the second segment as the duo discuss how to deconstruct conspiracy theories for those who are so inclined to believe there is some cabal directing world events. Tin foil hat brigade - this is for YOU! 

Dr. Luis Daniel Munoz calls in for the third segment to give us an update on COVID-19. Is re-opening now actually the best thing to do? What steps should have been taken prior to this? And what is being done about the disparate effects the virus is having on minority communities? Give this a listen and a like! 

The Rotunda #238 5/11/20 - Doreen Costa  takes the stage in the third segment to talk about the impact of the coronavirus on RI's economy, as well as what this means in terms of 'the next crisis'. Also -wither the GA? When will they reconvene, when will checks and balances make a reappearance? 

Author Chris Jackson makes his debut as we talk about the inspirations for his books, and where he derives his passion for his craft from. This is a really fun chat! 

There's also my thoughts on sports coming back - how will the smaller leagues be able to keep going without fans in the stands? Will all the fans come back? And what about the impact on college sports? As if that weren't enough I also talk about murder hornets. Yeah, I said it - murder hornets!! 

The Rotunda #237 5/4/20 - Almost everyone, myself included, has known someone who has lost their battle or otherwise been touched by AIDS. Ryan White helped change the narrative in the 1980's of AIDS being thought of as a 'gay' disease, and his struggle and unfortunate loss of his battle changed the hearts and minds of many people. Nick Friedman talks about how his company has honored Mr White after finding a sculpture of him. 

In the first segment, Scott has finally reached his fill point of naysayers being over cautious of the proposed Pawtucket soccer stadium project. You will love to hear his proposed solution should the project ultimately be nixed. Also touched on are the accusations against Joe Biden, and forcing some people back to work. Also discussed are China's moves during the pandemic and the President's order to keep meat processing plans open - is this, really, a good idea? As a special treat there's even some Star Wars fun facts - because who doesn't love Star Wars? 

Give this a listen an a like! 

The Rotunda #236 4/28/20 - Scott talks with local entrepreneur Jeff Palter from the Cycle Loft, who shares the benefits of biking and exercising to the extent that we can during the lock down, as well as thoughts on how to make biking safer for bikers and for auto drivers.

Longtime friend of the show Ray Davis  calls in for the third segment, and we have a great conversation about mental and spiritual well being during these ties, and keeping in mind that this too shall pass. It's all about mindset, especially when we think about the world and the economy after this is all behind us. 

Scott also talks about the ethics of ordering take out during the quarantine, and what he thinks of President Trump's decision to suspend all immigration into our country. Give this a listen and a like! 

The Rotunda #235 4/20/20 - Scott talks with Meghan Gardner from Guardian Adventure. She introduces the listeners to STEM Educational summer camps and options available in these unprecedented times. Dr. Luis Danial Munoz returns to update us all about the latest coronavirus developments, and when we can expect to see the effects of flattening the curve. Great interviews chock full of content! 

Scott also talks about current events, and touches on two things that are increasingly important: dealing with anxiety amidst a world of growing uncertainty, and how to deal with online differences of opinion - hint: its not always turn the other cheek. Also, should we be concerned about China's GDP? Give this a listen and a like!