Lagnia-Pod

In this episode, Dale Liesch joins reporters Scott Johnson, Brady Petree, and Kyle Hamrick to discuss a range of topics. This week, we discuss Lagniappe's stunning new cover, chosen from over 1,300 snow photo submissions, and a potentially contentious proposal to raise the mayor's salary. Chapters 00:02:58 Raising the Mobile Mayor's Salary 00:07:51 Ankle Monitor Issues 00:11:29 Super 7...

In this episode, Lagniappe's writing staff discusses the historic snowfall in Mobile, Alabama, which is the largest in its known history. The 7- to 8.5 inches of wintery precipitation shattered records more than 100 years old. Also in this episode: • Former District Court Judge Spiro Cheriogotis' mayoral campaign announcement • A monkey attack at a local Starbucks • Red light cameras on th...

In this episode, Lagniappe delves deep into its exclusive investigative piece on its findings about Alabama Governor Kay Ivey's work schedule. Ashley, Rob, Scott, Dale, Kyle, Tommy, and Brady discuss Lagniappe's recent public records obtained from the governor's official calendar. The data uncovered raises questions about her level of engagement and effectiveness as a leader, with 68% of her calen...

This episode discusses Breeze Airways' exit from Mobile Airport, challenges for low-cost carriers, the new international terminal's potential, local college football, the I-10 bridge project, and the political landscape leading up to the mayoral race. 0:17  Breeze Airlines Departure 11:51  Football Playoff Predictions 22:49  Bridge Construction Updates 30:21  Mayoral Race Developments

In this episode of Lagnia-Pod, we gather around as the crew rings in the New Year and reflects on the local landscape of Mobile, Alabama, as well as its surrounding areas. As we prepare to step into 2025, the conversation kicks off with a rundown of projects and initiatives that are set to shape the city in the coming year. Chapters: 00:00:00 Out with the old 00:01:09 New Year, New Developments 00...

In this festive edition, Lagniappe gathers to celebrate the spirit of Christmas and explore the intricacies of holiday traditions, while also diving into some local stories. Kicking things off, the team discusses their latest Christmas-themed cover story about the increasingly popular homemade delicacy: eggnog. Tune in for this amalgamation of holiday cheer, festive recipes, and local tales—tap th...

This week on Lagnia-Pod, the team unpacks Mobile’s political landscape following Mayor Sandy Stimpson's decision not to seek re-election, spotlighting former county commissioner Steve Nodine's controversial candidacy amid legal questions about felons holding office. They explore the shifting dynamics as current commissioner Connie Hudson positions herself for a potential mayoral run, sparking spec...

In the latest episode, Lagniappe's editorial staff dives deep into the controversial topic of raw milk consumption, the College Football Playoffs, local country music drama, constable races and library book battles. All this and more by smashing that play button... Chapters: 00:00:00 Got (Raw) Milk? 00:00:21 Introduction to Raw Milk 00:00:58 The Raw Milk Phenomenon 00:02:54 Health Claims and Contr...

Thanksgiving festivities are underway. Dale, Scott, Brady and Tommy break down this week's news. Jump into the conversation by smashing the play button. Also, subscribe. Chapters: 00:04:05 — Tariffs and the Shrimp Industry 00:07:38 — Dredge Material Projects 00:11:09 — USS United States Restoration 00:11:25 — Transition to Sports 00:17:40 — College Football Bowl Games 00:23:08 — Thanksgiving Tradi...

A retired ocean liner larger than the Titanic will make a stop in Mobile before being sunk to create the world’s largest artificial reef off the coast of Florida. Sworn in for her fourth term last week, Mobile County Commissioner Connie Hudson has yet again tied up another successful campaign, but does she already have her eyes on another office on the 10th floor of Government Plaza?

A company in Mobile is competing for a contract with the Navy to disassemble the USS Enterprise. If awarded, the famed, nuclear-powered ship would be brought to Mobile Bay as it is disposed of.

Election Day ends in Mobile favoring Shomari Figures for Congress. Donald Trump bursts Democrats' hype bubble over Harris. Shock on results highlights media silos. Start reading Lagniappe Daily for just $1/month Articles Turnout low in Mobile County, Alabama for general election, returns show Local, state Republicans 'not surprised' by Trump victory Figures clenches AL-02 win from Dobson Stewart t...

Alabama Congressional District 2 candidates Shomari Figures (Democrat, Mobile) and Caroleene Dobson (Republican, Montgomery) sat down with Lagniappe to record a special edition of Lagnia-Pod ahead of the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5

Gov. Kay Ivey was channeling Emperor Palpatine this week, flexing her "supreme executive power" over the State Board of Veterans Affairs.