Tiger Rag Radio. Beyond the Scoreboard.
Football · Baseball · Gymnastics · Men’s &
Women’s Basketball · More
A newsroom’s rigor. A fan’s passion.
The conversations shaping LSU sports.
Every Tuesday, Tiger Rag Radio covers the Tigers
from Death Valley and Alex Box Stadium to the
PMAC and the gymnastics floor—then goes further,
examining the people, money, rules and decisions
changing college athletics.
6–8 p.m. Central
Year-round coverage
Live and delayed broadcasts
Available in the podcast archive
LSU sports deserve more than hot takes.
Tiger Rag Radio combines original reporting,
lively debate and deeply informed analysis of
LSU football, baseball, gymnastics, men’s and
women’s basketball, softball and every sport
that matters to Tiger fans.
From Jay Johnson’s next baseball roster and
the pursuit of another championship in Omaha
to the stakes of an LSU gymnastics meet,
Kim Mulkey’s championship ambitions and
the latest football showdown, the show brings
the same curiosity and editorial standards
to every season.
Its coverage doesn’t stop at the final score.
The hosts investigate NIL and athlete compensation,
NCAA and SEC litigation, transfer portal policy,
media rights, athletic department decisions and
the financial and political forces shaping the
future of college sports. The point is not just
to tell you what happened—but to explain why
it happened and what comes next.
Every team, every season
Football and baseball, gymnastics,
men’s and women’s basketball, softball,
recruiting and the wider LSU athletics program.
The bigger story
Investigative reporting and analysis of lawsuits,
conference policy, contracts, NIL, university
leadership and college sports economics.
People who know
Coaches, athletes, veteran reporters,
nationally known analysts and decision-makers
join challenging, unscripted interviews.
Radio reaches the state.
The podcast goes everywhere.
Missed Tuesday night? Join the on-demand
conversation whenever—and wherever—you listen.
Tiger Rag Radio’s podcast puts the same candid
interviews, breaking reporting and original
analysis in your pocket. The growing on-demand
library includes at least 65 published episodes
on Apple Podcasts, making it easy to discover
a favorite interview, revisit an argument or
catch up on missed broadcasts. Listen on your
commute, at work or on your schedule.
New show coverage is published regularly;
individual episode availability and release
times vary by platform.
Original reporting meets honest conversation.
It is an unscripted mix of newsroom discipline,
institutional memory, informed disagreement
and humor. The hosts don’t always agree.
That’s why the conversation is worth hearing.
Todd Horne
Vice President & Executive Editor, Tiger Rag
Connects competition to institutional strategy,
business decisions, legal questions and the
consequences of choices made throughout
college sports.
Jeff Palermo
News & Sports Director,
Louisiana Radio Network
Brings statewide reporting, interviewing expertise,
broadcast leadership and an instinct for the
stories Louisiana fans are discussing.
Glenn Guilbeau
Editor, Tiger Rag
Adds decades of SEC reporting, historical
knowledge, direct questions and a willingness
to challenge conventional wisdom.
Kase Kieschnick
Reporter & Producer, Tiger Rag
Brings breaking news, original reporting
and the details behind rapidly changing
LSU developments into the live discussion.
Find Tiger Rag Radio on the dial.
The flagship broadcast airs Tuesdays from
6–8 p.m. Central. The following 11 outlets
carry the program live or on delayed broadcast.
Special sports programming may affect
individual station schedules.
Baton Rouge · Talk 107.3
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
New Orleans · The Ticket
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
Lafayette / Carencro · The Game
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
Lake Charles
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
Minden
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
Slidell
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
McComb, Mississippi
LIVE · Tue 6–8 p.m.
Ferriday
Wed · 2–4 p.m.
Ruston / Shreveport
Wed · 6–8 p.m.
New Orleans
Sat · 5–7 a.m.
Morgan City
Sat · Noon–2 p.m.
Out of range? Listen live online.
No radio required. Stream Tiger Rag Radio
during the Tuesday broadcast, or find
previous episodes on the podcast
platforms above.