Lagnia-Pod

In the latest episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, city reporter Kyle Hamrick talks about Mobilians urging the city to create a spay-neuter program, reporter Grant McLaughlin discusses a local teenager's care package start-up, and much, much more.

In this week's episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, outgoing reporter Brady Petree discusses his final cover story for Lagniappe, a profile on a new cancer procedure at USA Health. The news team also talks about Lagniappe's ongoing coverage of Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon, some controversy at the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo and more.

In this episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, the news team discusses the winners of the 2025 Nappie Awards, continuing coverage of Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon's second office and much, much more.

In this episode, Lagniappe's news team discusses Orange Beach Mayor Tony Kennon's second office and a police call to it last year, the latest Mobile mayoral candidate forum and much, much more.

Details on Mobile's new rail service between the Port City and New Orleans have been announced. Lagniappe gets on track with all the new information. The University of South Alabama Jags have 18 commits — six local. Get all of the latest Coastal Alabama sports news from Sports Editor Tommy Hicks. To wrap things up — a lawsuit claims a Fairhope physician is owed $1.9 million in unpaid medical bills...

In this episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, the editorial team discusses the candidates who qualified to run for mayor in cities on both sides of Mobile Bay, statues honoring some of Mobile's legendary athletes and continuing coverage of a Mobile chiropractic clinic.

In this episode of the award-winning Lagnia-POD, reporter Scott Johnson discusses his investigation into Mobile Chamber President Bradley Byrne's activities as the leader of the Mobile Chamber and a lobbyist. Sports editor Tommy Hicks recalls his interview with Heath Harmon, the head of the Alabama High School Athletic Association, before the editorial team discusses things that feel like summ...

In this episode, Lagniappe's award-winning news team discusses an investigation into a Mobile rehab clinic, a federal lawsuit against Gov. Kay Ivey and the possibility of private dance groups no longer participating in Mardi Gras parades.

In this episode, Lagniappe runs down its coverage this week  on the Coastal Cats  sanctuary in Baldwin County, local athlete moves, and the latest on the shooting at the Saenger Theatre.

This week, Lagnia-Pod unpacks the aftershocks of U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s announcement he’s running for Alabama governor — an unsurprising move that nonetheless reshuffles the state’s political landscape.

Candidates traded policy ideas and some jabs in a packed mayoral forum this week. We also spotlight rising female sports stars, Baykeeper’s push to halt dredge dumping, and Daphne’s effort to corral coyotes. All this and more by smashing that play button... Chapters 0:00 Mayoral Forum 12:16 Track Star Dominates 19:07 Bay Issues Resurface 26:37 Coyote Concerns in Daphne

In this week's episode of Lagnia-pod, the staff talks about the beginning of sea turtle nesting season, declining crime numbers in Mobile and more.

In this episode, Lagniappe's reporting staff discusses Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson's endorsement of Spiro Cheriogotis to be his successor, a local baseball player's ascent to the major leagues and voting in this year's Nappies. All this and more by smashing that play button.

This week’s Lagnia-Pod dives into crumbling buildings, NFL draft dreams and drama and whether the Gulf still has a last name. All this and more by smashing the play button... Chapters 0:12 Candidates Talk Blight  10:51 Local NFL Draft Highlights 22:48 Gulf Name Change Controversy

Mayor’s last breakfast, blight crackdown, Margaritaville plans, and Mobile’s crime wave — For this week's Lagnia-POD, we recap Mayor Stimson’s final  Downtown Alliance address , including new blight enforcement plans, cruise terminal expansion ideas, and  talks of a Margaritaville bar . The team also breaks down  rising public shootings , surveillance issues, and how these may shape the 2025 m...

This podcast episode explores how NIL deals and the transfer portal are disrupting college sports, then shifts to analyzing new automotive tariffs that threaten Alabama's auto industry, before covering local stories, including a chaotic horse show brawl, and concludes with lighthearted discussions about Easter traditions. Chapters 1:49 Tariffs and the Auto Industry 14:55 Transfer Portal Chaos...

This episode of Lagni-POD explores how the Mobile County District Attorney's Office prosecutes cases of fatal car accidents involving allegedly intoxicated drivers, the Mobile City Council's response to recent citywide floods, and the ongoing saga of Big Creek Lake. 0:31  DUI Prosecutions Heat Up 5:59  Port Issues and Chinese Fines 12:10  Tariffs and Trade War Concerns 15:22  A Quick Break...

We tackle ongoing infrastructure projects, like the long-awaited Mobile Bridge and Bayway construction and the McGregor Avenue roadwork revamp. We consider project delays and budget constraints as the officials work closer to getting rubber on the road. Chapters : 00:03:04 WAVE Bus Insights 00:09:14 March Madness Updates 00:18:28 Infrastructure Projects Overview 00:27:57 Closing Thoughts

In this episode, Lagniappe's news teams discusses a Jefferson County lawmaker's bill to create a mass notification system for shark attacks or "unusual shark activity" in Mobile and Baldwin Counties, March Madness and issues with the long-awaited I-10 Mobile River Bridge and Bayway project.

We delve into the bizarre trend of individuals using ambulances for non-emergency transport and how a handful of people cost EMS and emergency services upwards of a million dollars annually. Chapters 00:11:15 Mayoral Campaign Updates 00:12:35 Sports Madness Begins 00:24:45 Ambulance Misuse Uncovered 00:30:48 Police Incident Developments 00:37:42 Nomination Voting Period

In this episode of Lagnia-Pod, co-publisher Ashley Trice promotes the launch of the 2025 Nappies , sports editor Tommy Hicks talks about Jags Baseball defeating Ole Miss and Lagniappe's editorial team discusses former Mobile Police Chief Paul Prine's entrance into Mobile's mayoral race.

Dive into the wild and unpredictable world of Mobile’s Mardi Gras, from "air-humping" bands to bizarre float throws and emerging chaotic battles between two krewes over their names. Chapters0:36 Mardi Gras Madness4:02 Weird Throws and Cheeky Gifts7:04 Youth Behavior Controversies15:38 Jim Nagy Out23:14 Jack the Ripper Revelations27:46 Amtrak Developments in Mobile34:06 Fatal DUI Case &am...

This episode highlights Mobile’s upcoming Hall of Fame Walk, featuring six bronze statues of legendary athletes set to be installed at Cooper Riverside Park after delays from supply chain issues and Mardi Gras events. Sculptor Brett Grill used archival photos and family input to create detailed, lifelike figures, sparking excitement about their debut and their potential as a downtown attraction. C...

This week, Lagniappe zeros in on an Alabama property tax that requires businesses to repeatedly inventory and pay taxes on their equipment, furniture and machinery every year. Tommy Hicks gives a rundown of local sports, providing updates on high school teams and upcoming matchups. Lastly, we recap the first Mobile mayoral candidate event and efforts in the legislature to dismantle published legal...

In this episode of Lagnia-Pod, Rob Holbert hosts a conversation with Steve Joint, fondly known as Mr. Mask, the driving force behind Mobile Mask, a beloved magazine dedicated to celebrating Mardi Gras in Mobile, Alabama. They dive into Steve's fascinating journey from his early days in journalism to becoming an essential figure in the Mardi Gras community. Steve shares how his background in print...