Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with Assemblywoman Natha Anderson, highlighting her role in the 83rd legislative session and her background as an educator and legislator. Anderson represents District 30 in Northern Nevada, focusing on education, Native American tuition waivers, food insecurity, water issues, and property tax reform. She emphasizes the importance of community, diversity, and long-term planning in legislative decisions. Anderson also discusses her commitment to early childhood education and working with young Democrats. The conversation underscores the significance of Women's History Month and the personal and professional impact of legislative service.

Tanya Flanagan welcomes Dr. Christie Means, a clinical pharmacist, to discuss medication therapy management (MTM). Dr. Means explains her career path and the importance of MTM, which helps patients understand their medications better. They also discuss the Black Family Wellness Expo, hosted by the Las Vegas chapter of The Links Incorporated, on March 14, 2026, at Charles I West Preparatory Academy. The event offers health screenings, educational resources, and small business opportunities, emphasizing physical, emotional, financial, occupational, and intellectual wellness.

Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with Nevada State Assembly Member Venicia Considine, District 18. Considine discusses her background, including her legal career at the Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, and her legislative roles, including chairing government affairs and serving on natural resources and revenue committees. They delve into water rights, particularly the challenges of water allocation in Nevada, the impact of climate change, and the importance of indigenous water rights. Considine emphasizes the need for collaboration and compromise in legislative decision-making. She also highlights her efforts to address tenant fees and her commitment to community engagement.

Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with Nevada State Assembly Member Jovan Jackson, representing District Six. They discuss the 83rd and 36th special sessions, highlighting key legislative achievements such as criminal justice reform and workforce development for wildlife firefighters. Jackson emphasizes the importance of community engagement, particularly on issues like ICE and immigration, and affordable housing. He shares his personal journey, including overcoming cancer and advocating for mental health and criminal justice reform. Jackson also discusses his future plans, including completing his degree in psychology and continuing to serve his community.

Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with guest Shawn-tá Mitchell, discussing the NFL playoffs and Super Bowl 60. They highlight the LA Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks and Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots games. Shawn-tá introduces the Las Vegas Black Ladies of Football, a group she founded in February 2025, which has grown from 20 to 330 members. The group organizes football clinics, watch parties, and community events, including a Super Bowl event with a paint and sip session. They emphasize inclusivity and aim to foster a community of women who love football, regardless of their team allegiance.

Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with guest Kaylah Maese from the ACLU Nevada office. They discuss the recent rise in ICE incidents and their impact on communities, particularly in Nevada. Kaylah highlights the fear and avoidance affecting daily life, including school attendance and economic activities. They emphasize the ACLU's role in advocating for constitutional rights, systemic litigation, and community education. The conversation touches on the importance of civic engagement, the challenges of legislative processes, and the ACLU's efforts to provide resources and support, including Know Your Rights trainings and a hotline for protest-related issues.

Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with Dr. Toni Bond, discussing the challenges and importance of reproductive justice and black maternal health. Dr. Bond, a professor of ethics and activist, highlights the historical and ongoing issues black women face in healthcare, including assumptions about their health and pain management. She emphasizes the need for black women to be informed about their bodies and to advocate for themselves. The conversation also touches on the importance of empathy in healthcare, the impact of societal beauty standards, and the ethical responsibilities individuals have towards others. Flanagan invites Bond to return for further discussions on ethics and other topics.

Tanya Flanagan hosts "The Scoop" with guest Cameron "CH" Miller, CEO of the Las Vegas Urban Chamber. They discuss the challenges and resilience of small businesses in 2025, emphasizing adaptability and leveraging resources. Miller highlights the Urban Chamber's initiatives, including a new digital infrastructure, a community calendar app, and an AI-powered Small Business Academy. He also touches on his diverse background in business and politics, which informs his leadership. The conversation concludes with Miller outlining the Chamber's plans for 2026, focusing on supporting micro and small businesses and fostering community engagement.