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Ole Miss
College Basketball
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College Football Playoff
Alabama
Louisiana State University
Frank Wilson
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Charles Hanagriff and Jimmy Ott, a partnership spanning over three decades of sports in Baton Rouge, are back together on Live at Lunch. The show will cover all local sports with an increased emphasis on sports gaming.

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Recent Guests

Mike Delacano
analyst
Guest on show
Episode: NFL Players Coming Back To College Football ??
Max Mazzaro
Sports radio co-host
Team Co-host
Episode: Saints vs Cowboys Joint Practice, Alvin Kamara Injury
Sky Clark
Transfer basketball player (mentioned)
UCLA
Episode: Jordyn Tyson Injury Update
Max Goethe
Regular guest, betting analyst
Episode: Jordyn Tyson Injury Update
Tim Murray
Guest handicapper (in Hawaii reference)
Episode: Jordyn Tyson Injury Update
Brady Cannon
Sports betting host/analyst
Episode: Jordyn Tyson Injury Update
Jason (K&M Automotive)
Local sponsor reference
K&M Automotive
Episode: Jordyn Tyson Injury Update
Paul Menere
Former LSU head baseball coach, 2009 national champion
LSU
Episode: Remembering Legendary LSU Baseball Coach Skip Bertman
Paul Monary
Coach, LSU baseball
LSU
Episode: Remembering Legendary LSU Baseball Coach Skip Bertman

Hosts

Jimmy Ott
Host with a long-running presence on regional sports radio; frequent betting and sponsor integrations
Charles Hanagriff
Co-host and interviewer with deep local sports knowledge and media presence

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • I miss Hanny tGOAT

    Have they gotten rid of bookie Ott yet?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Scone's biological dad
    United Statesa year ago
  • I miss Hanny tGOAT

    When will they get rid of Ott so I can go back to listening to Hanny?

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Scone's biological dad
    United States2 years ago
  • Hanny still the best in the business

    Best sports talk radio guy in my lifetime is Charles Hanagriff and it ain’t close.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    David Folse II
    United States3 years ago

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The show is seen as a trusted source for LSU and Saints insights with strong regional flavor.
Listeners appreciate the host chemistry and local sports depth, though some crave less betting chatter.
Fans value guest expertise and the live, local sponsor integration.

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Saints Report To Training Camp
Q: What is realistic to hope for in the Saints' opening camp?
The Saints are realistically aiming for a winning record, around nine wins, with optimism tempered by the schedule and roster depth.
Shea Dixon Joins The Show, LSU 2026 Season Outlook
Q: What was the LSU quarterback situation heading into fall camp?
The panel discussed that LSU did not have a quarterback on the roster in spring, but quickly added Levitt and Longstreet as part of a rapid roster scramble, with expectations that Camp would determine the roles for the season.
Sam Burns, LSU Non-Conference Schedule Released
Q: What's different from what you expected about Lane Kiffin's approach to media days and quarterback questions?
The hosts anticipate a blend of direct answers and strategic deflection, suggesting Lane will carefully balance transparency with protecting sensitive information about quarterback decisions and injuries.
Spurs Shock The Knicks In Game 3 Win
Q: What do you think about game 4, and does the winner of game 4 win the series?
The Knicks are likely to rebound in game 4 and push to win the series; the speakers expect a strong response from New York, potentially ending it in a later game, but they consider the possibility of the series stretching to at least game 5 or 6 in Madison Square Garden.
LSU vs Georgia Preview, MLB Picks For The Weekend
Q: How might streaming impact betting handles for NBA and MLB this weekend?
Streaming availability can affect who watches and bets; some viewers may struggle to find games, which could dampen handle slightly, while fans with multiple devices may still bet heavily across games and props.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Live at Lunch

What is Live at Lunch about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two Baton Rouge sports hosts bring a locally flavored, bet-friendly mix of college and pro sports talk, with ample coverage of LSU, Saints, and regional college football narratives. The format blends banter, live betting angles, on-site sponsor reads, and guest perspectives from players, coaches, and analysts to illuminate team dynamics, recruiting, and scheduling—often tied to the area's sports culture and fan experiences. A notable edge is the integration of sports betting insights into everyday game-day conversations, plus frequent live reads from local partners, making it a practical listen for fans who like quick takes, local lore, and wagering context. The show tends to highlight coaching decisions, player health, and roster-building ... more

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Live at Lunch launched 3 years ago and published 834 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Live at Lunch include:

1. Mike Delacano
2. Max Mazzaro
3. Sky Clark
4. Max Goethe
5. Tim Murray
6. Brady Cannon
7. Jason (K&M Automotive)
8. Paul Menere

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