AJC.com political insider Jim Galloway discusses todays' unreal Republican primary runoff in Georgia. Oklahoma Sooners and Texas Longhorns coaches speak at Big 12 Media Days in Frisco, Texas. And barbecue barrister Matt Heermans is on the road.
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross unveils a new program to stimulate the Southern worker. Jerry Short returns with stories forged in Toccopola. And host Jon Rawl looks back on the weekend in sports.
More Friday fun on the Y'all Show. We wrap coverage of SEC Football Media Days with audio from Vanderbilt's Derek Mason and South Carolina's Will Muschamp. And host Jon Rawl talks a little Open Championship.
Nick Saban speaks at SEC Football Media Days 2018. We also have fellow Iron Bowl coach Gus Malzhan, of Auburn. We get a Louisiana-flavored barbecue report from Matt Heermans. And Clute, Texas, gets ready to host the Great Texas Mosquito Festival.
ESPN.com college football insider David Hale reports on the ACC. Tennessee football coach Jeremy Pruitt speaks at SEC Football Media Days 2018. And we get our country music fix from Preshias Harris.
Kirby Smart, Jimbo Fisher, Ed Orgeron and Mark Stoops all step up to the mic at SEC Football Media Days 2018. Rep. Martha Roby (R-AL) is facing a tough challenger in today's Republican primary runoff in the Heart of Dixie. And an Arkansas fisherman reels-in quite a surprise.
Destin business owner Cash Moore talks about the unique billboards he has across the Florida Panhandle. Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short remembers past SEC Football Media Days...and the best dog he's ever had. And host Jon Rawl talks about a managerial change for the St. Louis Cardinals.
Friday the 13th features a look back at highlights from the week. A Southern port city gets on-air love on "Jeopardy!" And PGA golfer Bryson DeChambeau won't be able to defend his title at this weekend's John Deere Classic.
Kevin Powers, author of "The Yellow Birds" and the new novel "A Shout In The Ruins," discusses how his career went from the Iraq War to best-selling penman. We feature Lexington, Kentucky's Keeneland Concours d'Elegance as a Dixie Destination. Plus, Tim Tebow will be inducted into the Florida Gators' ring of honor.
Preshias Harris' "Nashville Music Line" report includes info on Thomas Rhett's latest No. 1 song, "Marry Me." Recruiting for 2019 is heating up, and ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit talks about which prospects are considering the conference. Plus, live chickens in a Walmart parking lot?
Brett Kavanaugh is Donald Trump's nominee for Supreme Court. Michael Wells, of Southern Lawyer NC and the "Legal Fact And Fiction" podcast, discusses the choice for justice, as well his his burgeoning broadcast. Matt Heermans files his latest report on grilling and barbecue joints in the South. And we preview SWAC football, as the group of HBCUs kickoff media day on Friday.
Dave Flessner, TimesFreePress.com business writer, relays info on jobs and growth in Chattanooga and North Georgia. Jerry Short remembers the time he climbed into a deep cistern to rescue a woman trapped 20-feet below the earth's surface. And host Jon Rawl looks back at the weekend in sports.
Roger Miller would be proud of what a Southerner has captured with a camera. A new report shows a strong jobs statistic for the country. And host Jon Rawl had an epiphany when he went shopping at a Tennessee mall.
SEC football is broken down by Y'all rookie Murry Lee. Which teams will give Alabama and Georgia a fit when toe meets leather this fall? Southern festivals for the summertime heat up this weekend. And host Jon Rawl previews a trio of new books hitting bookstores.
Fourth of July edition features news on country star Miranda Lambert enjoying vacation time with her horses in Clemson, S.C. And we rewind to last Wednesday's show for a star-spangled encore of interviews with ACC beat writer Jonathan Leifheit and county music insider Preshias Harris.
Steven Doyle, the News & Record (Greensboro, N.C.) editorial page director, discusses his recent column on Republican politics in the South. He also discusses bizarre trickery inside North Carolina's state government. Matt Heermans has your Fourth of July grilling tips. And three Southern women are considered heroines for their roles in the American Revolution.
Theme parks are big business in the South, and IAAPA communications director Susie Storey highlights hot attractions for Southerners to visit during our Y'all Street business spotlight. Jerry Short remembers his time serving in uniform when the Fourth of July was celebrated. And an NBA superstar heads to Tinseltown. How will that affect the South's roundball franchises?
June ends with a dose of Dixie wisdom. Jon Rawl shares the developing news of a tragic killing in Annapolis, Md. And actor-director-legend Clint Eastwood has been hanging out in both Atlanta and Augusta, Ga.
Georgia Bulldogs analyst Joel Thompson discusses the defending SEC Champs. Stone Mountain Park spokesman James Taylor stops by to promote the Fantastic Fourth Celebration at the Georgia attraction. And host Jon Rawl has a list of summer reads for the beach chair.
"Nashville Music Line" with Preshias Harris premieres. Find out the latest in country music and what's happening in Music City from the music industry maven. ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit recaps the coaching change at Florida State. And we salute the nation's 10th president, John Tyler.
Donald Trump stumps in South Carolina to help his pal Henry McMaster in a Republican runoff for governor. Radney Foster releases a song that raises awareness for children separated at the Mexican border. And we introduce Matt Heermans, the "Barrister of Bodacious Barbecue."
Black family reunions are in full swing across the South. Funnyman KevOnStage has a unique take on the tradition. Arkansas advances to the College World Series finals. And we talk borders and two Billys with the "Toccopola Teller of Tales," Jerry Short.
The Friday frenzy includes the first "Friday-Free-For-Y'all," a high octane 3-pack of David Lee Murphy tunes. Mississippi State fans in Omaha are having a good time at the 2018 College World Series. And host Jon Rawl shares a letter he just received from President Donald J. Trump.
Ryan Fowler, of Tide 102.9 FM in Tuscaloosa, Ala., stops by talk SEC football and rile the masses with his insight on the defending national champion Alabama Crimson Tide. Beaufort, N.C., tourism spokeswoman Patricia Suggs previews this weekend's home and garden tour in the scenic coastal community. And host Jon Rawl highlights some new Southern books.
CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit talks ACC football. Will Clemson repeat as conference champ? We salute the bicentennial of the First Seminole War. And host Jon Rawl talks country music and introduces "Hashtag Hullabaloo" to the show.
Julia Fowler of the Southern Women Channel discusses her popular YouTube page. Political pundit Howie Morgan evaluates the South's primary season. And we talk barbecue and grilling with The Sauce Shop's Allan Detrich.
Debut episode features Jon Rawl discussing the purpose of the syndicated show. Dairy farmer Michael Ferguson talks about the impact a trade war with Canada may have. Two SEC teams win in their first contest at the College World Series. And we have have our first installment of "Short Stories," with Jerry Short.
