Stephen McNair of McNair Historic Preservation, Inc explains the National Register of Historic Places, the powers of national and local historic districts, and clears up common misconceptions.

John Sledge, author and historian, navigates us through the history of life, commerce, conflict, and culture on Mobile's living highway to the world, the water.

Historian Tom McGehee takes us on an in-depth look at one of Mobile's most successful and prolific architects, George B. Rogers. His work is a star-studded roster of buildings such as the Van Antwerp Building, Bellingrath Gardens, and Murphy High School just to name a few.

Tune in for a guided architectural tour of Mobile's diverse historic districts. Devereaux Bemis, former director of the Mobile Historic Development Commission, will take us on a deep dive of each district, their history, and architectural styles.

Steve May, realtor and passionate renovator of multiple historic homes in Mobile, takes us behind the scenes of his many projects, guides us through the process of tackling a renovation, and offers tips for first-time renovators and home-owners.

Taylor Atchison, developer of several historic rehabilitation projects including Marine Streets Lofts, Ice Box Bar, and The Broad (Crown Hall, Container Yard), takes us through the process of repurposing a historic property for a new concept.

Explore Mobile's mid-century architecture with us as Cart Blackwell, architectural historian and curator of the Mobile Carnival Museum, guides us on a fascinating tour of the striking, experimental, and ambitious architectural styles of post-WWII Mobile.

The Honorable Karlos Finley discusses key figures and heritage sites that span three centuries of Mobile history that are featured on the Dora Franklin Finley African-American Heritage Trail of Mobile.