Y'all Show

Thomas Rhett loves his mama – and his wife (Lauren) – as we prepare for Mother's Day this Sunday.  Preshias Harris checks in from Music Biz 2019, held at the new JW Marriott in downtown Nashville.  Post and Courier (Charleston, S.C.) columnist Gene Sapakoff compares all 28 of the ACC and SEC football coaches.  Also, host Jon Rawl shares the latest James Beard Award winners from Dixi...

Lacy J. Dalton, singer of the hits "16th Avenue" and "Black Coffee," discusses her country music career and current work to preserve the country's wild horse population.  Matt Heermans and host Jon Rawl have Louisville, Kentucky's top places for pork ribs. Plus, law enforcement officers in Mississippi and Tennessee die in the line of duty.

Maximum Security is disqualified at the 145th running of the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville.  The Toccopola Storyteller shares his knowledge of the controversial race; plus we get Jerry Short's 1960s senior class trip memory.  Also, host Jon Rawl shares audio released Friday from U.S. economic adviser Larry Kudlow.

Rep. Steve Cohen (D-TN) uses a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken to protest during a Capitol Hill hearing.  A freshman quarterback on the Florida Gators roster finds himself in hot water.  Country music icon Randy Travis turns 60 on Saturday. Plus, Jon Rawl talks collard greens, the Great Southern Beer Fest, and Ducks Unlimited.

Memphis in May International Festival's Robert Griffin previews this weekend's Beale Street Music Festival, the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest coming May 15-18, and more.  Yall.com editor Clark Shelton shares his vast knowledge of thoroughbred racing on the eve of the 145th running of the Kentucky Derby.  Plus, 19 SEC teams receive invites to the NCAA Tennis Championships.

Chris Young ("I'm Comin' Over") just gave Preshias Harris a big hug.  The country music insider explains; plus Darius Rucker is about to honored at Music Biz 2019 in Nashville.  Wake Forest football coach Dave Clawson and Clemson's Dabo Swinney ink new contracts with their respective schools.  Plus, Jon Rawl talks Mountain Dew for breakfast in Dunn, N.C., Churchill Downs, and redhea...

Jewish grilling, including the World Kosher BBQ Championship, is discussed with "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans.  Amanda Walker, columnist for AL.com, discusses her recent work highlighting the contrasts of Southern v. Country.   Blake Shelton prepares to open an Ole Red in his Oklahoma hometown; while Kid Rock gives a middle finger to Nashville.  Plus, Florida tennis star Sloane...

Sturgill Simpson has won a Grammy and sold more than 500,000 records.  Civil War buff Jon Rawl closes out April with a lesson on the 1862 siege of Corinth (Miss.), the Confederacy's produce tax, the 1864 Battle of Jenkins' Ferry (Ark.), and the "Sultana" explosion near Memphis in 1865.  Chase Elliott captures the checkered flag at Talladega Superspeedway's GEICO 500.  Plus, Jerry Short is out of t...

Nashville put on quite a show as it hosts NFL Draft 2019.  Jon Rawl is in Middle Tennessee covering the excitement, as Allen, Texas, native Kyler Murray goes first in the draft to the Arizona Cardinals.  "Marsh Land" host Cleve Marsh talks hunting, fishing and alligators with South Carolina outdoorsman John Gardenhire. Plus, the fun sound of Buckwheat Zydeco's "Hot Tamale Baby."

The 2019 NFL Draft starts tonight in Nashville and host Jon Rawl has ventured to Music City for all of the madness.  We listen in to Tennessee Titans insider Buck Reising's draft talk with RCA Records Nashville artist Ryan Hurd.  The West Tennessee city of Paris hosts the "World's Biggest Fish Fry" this week.  Plus, debut author Haley Evans discusses her insightful book, "Hung Up: W...

Georgia Tech and Wake Forest are the latest ACC institutions to garner championship hardware.  CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit reports.  Music insider Preshias Harris has the latest news from Nashville, just hours before this week's NFL Draft.  And host Jon Rawl shares the story of a Dyersburg, Tenn., man that just won $2 million and then proudly proclaimed, "I'm still a redn...

Southern Halo, a sister trio country pop band from Cleveland, Miss., share the new single "Sunshine" with host Jon Rawl.  Barbecue insider Matt Heermans talks portable smokers, dual probe thermometers and post-Easter grilling.  Also, the mother of retired NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr., Brenda Jackson, dies at 65.  

Dr. Ben Carson visits Little Rock in his role as secretary of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department.  Jon Rawl memorializes his friend Rick Davis, who rose from a South Carolina orphanage to Mississippi lawyer.  Plus, former Tennessee Volunteers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Reggie Cobb dies at 50.

200th Episode.  Jon Rawl wraps a week on location in Oxford, Miss., with comments on Thursday's release of the Mueller Report.  LSU recruits Scott Woodward back to his alma mater from his gig running Texas A&M's athletics department.  Jason Nall previews this weekend's RBC Heritage golf tournament on Hilton Head Island, S.C.  Plus, we take it easy this Good Friday with a se...

Oxford, Mississippi hosts the 24th annual Double Decker Arts Festival April 26-27; and event coordinator Lee Ann Stubbs previews the excitement with host Jon Rawl at the Visit Oxford office.  As we continue to broadcast this week on location in Oxford, find out about the amazing lineup of authors having signing events at Square Books before April wraps.  We get the latest college basebal...

CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit shares his thoughts on Virginia Tech's new head basketball coach and Zion Williamson's departure from Duke after one season during his ACC Report.  Nearly 60 years ago the classic "He'll Have To Go" was a smash for Texas crooner Jim Reeves.  Also, while on location in Oxford, Miss., host Jon Rawl's "Hashtag Hullabaloo" report covers #SouthernBaptist...

Oxford, Miss., is the broadcast home of the "Y'all Show" this week; and former residents Jon Rawl and "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans reminisce about B's Bar-B-Q, Handy Andy, and more.  Oxford resident and famed tobacco settlement trial lawyer Richard Scruggs narrowly escaped a deadly plane crash this past weekend.  First Lady Melania Trump and Second Lady Karen Pence spoke to school children a...

Tiger Woods wins his fifth green jacket at the 2019 Masters Tournament.  Golf insider Jason Nall recaps the exciting weekend, as well as the business impact of Woods' win and the financial surge to Augusta, Ga. And as host Jon Rawl has traveled this week to Oxford, Miss., he gets Toccopola Storyteller Jerry Short to recount his climbing a water tower as a second grader in Como, Miss.

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency commissioner Angie Box discusses fishing and hunting in the Volunteer State with outdoors correspondent Cleve Marsh.  We recap highlights from the opening round of the Masters Tournament from golf guru Jason Nall.  Southern Miss men's basketball coach Doc Sadler departs Hattiesburg for an assistant's job at Nebraska.  Plus, we remember the life and career of 198...

"Behind The Rifle: Women Soldiers In Civil War Mississippi" is a new book from author Shelby Harriel.  Golf insider Jason Nall previews the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club, as the opening round tees off today.  Plus, Yall.com features "13 Unique Southern Food Festivals In April."

Miranda Lambert gets personal during the 54th ACM Awards.  Music Row insider Preshias Harris reports on the skirmish in Las Vegas; plus new releases for both Darryl Worley and Thomas Rhett.  ACC scribe Jonathan Leifheit looks back on the No. 1 Virginia Cavaliers first national championship in men's basketball.  Also, Dollar General stores take good care of the deodorant.

Virginia wins the 2019 men's college basketball national championship.  A jubilant Tony Bennett talks about his resurgent Hoos team in the seconds following an 85-77 overtime win versus Texas Tech,  the ACC program's first national title .   Blueprint Strategy president Antjuan Seawright talks Democratic politics heading into South Carolina's 2020 presidential primary. Plus, "B arbe...

Ex-Sen. Ernest F. "Fritz" Hollings died Saturday at the age of 97.  The South Carolina politician was in the U.S. Senate for 38 years; after serving as the Palmetto State's governor from 1959 until 1963.   Jon Rawl salutes Hollings' unique Southern dialect; while he and Jerry Short reminisce about the 16 Southern governors in office back in 1959.  Plus, the Lady Bears of  Baylor University capture...

Jason Nall reports on the 30 lucky golfers playing in the final round of the inaugural Augusta National Women's Amateur.  Jon Rawl sets the table for Saturday's semifinal contests of college basketball's Final Four.  We discover what a Bundt cake is.  Plus, Grand Ole Opry member Steve Wariner has a slam-dunk of a country song.

Civil War writer John Reeves discusses his own Robert E. Lee-themed work; as well as his "7 Essential Books" covering the conflict between North and South.  Alexis Ebert joins host Jon Rawl in Nashville to promote her debut country music single, "Ride Or Die."  Yall.com lists the top vodka distilleries in the region. Plus, Bruce Pearl's Final Four-bound Auburn Tigers basketball team is t...