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Y'all Show
The Y'all Show is a syndicated radio show and podcast covering the people and culture of the 16 Southern states. Hosted by Yall.com publisher Jon Rawl, the show covers news, sports, opinion, food, business, music, movies, storytelling, and more.
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Episodes
Summer concerts across the South; Former Razorback QB drowns; Business Update 28.06.2023 2288:15:27
Ryan Mallett, a talented quarterback for the Arkansas Razorbacks during the Bobby Petrino era, has drowned in Destin, Florida, at the age of 35. Megwall Hedwall has mapped out a slew of great concerts happening across the region in the months of July and August. And, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is not happy about the electric vehicle credit the Biden administration is claiming in his state.
LSU captures 7th national title; 1950s Living; Alabama chewing out 27.06.2023 2292:24:59
LSU bounces back from a Sunday shellacking and delivers a rout of Florida in the deciding Game 3 of the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska – the program's seventh national title. "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short recalls the nuances and nostalgic ways of living in the South in the 1950s. Also, the head of Alabama's transportation department gets arrested after telling a North Al...
Dobbs decision anniversary; Biscuit and gravy recipe; Extreme heat 26.06.2023 2:17:47
Extreme heat in the region has claimed the lives of two Floridians hiking in West Texas., as triple-digit temps are soaring in many Southern states. Meghan Hedwall shares her analysis on the Dobbs decision's one-year mark, as that U.S. Supreme Court ruling ended the "settled law" of Roe v. Wade (1973). Also, we have a delicious biscuit and gravy recipe perfect for a Southern summer.
Darrell Hicks on LSU Baseball, cooking; Krispy Kreme Donuts; Dirty Eggs 22.06.2023 2:53:07
Darrell Hicks, "The Cajun Cooker," stops by to talk LSU Baseball, cooking and travel in the South. Several festivals this weekend celebrate corn. The San Antonio Spurs and Charlotte Hornets are the first and second picks in Thursday's NBA Draft. Plus, we take a deep dive into Krispy Kreme's cream-filled options, and dirty eggs, too.
Bikini bodies for summer; Georgia politics; EV manufacturer Rivian 21.06.2023 2:51:42
Summer is officially here, and Megan Hedwall has pointers to get your body into perfect bikini form. Georgia election officials will not continue to monitor Fulton County's future elections. Jon Rawl discusses the Peach State's status of having two Democratic U.S. senators. Also, EV automaker Rivian is led by a Melbourne, Florida, native: R.J. Scaringe
True crime 'With The Devil's Help'; Hitchhiking in the 1960s; Tropical Storm Bret 20.06.2023 2:52:52
Neal Wooten, Alabama author of the non-fiction "With The Devil's Help," discusses his first true crime memoir. Hitchhiking over 2,000 miles is something "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short did in his teenage years. LSU and Tennessee battle today in an elimination game at the College World Series. And, Tropical Storm Bret has formed in the Atlantic Ocean and is churning westward.
Bare Butts; Southern History; Wyndham Clark's a major winner 19.06.2023 2:52:57
People with their bare butt showing is a trend that needs to go away, at least that's what host Jon Rawl thinks. Find out about the Great Seal of the United States, Confederate Gen. Stand Watie, and the reason behind Juneteenth in "Southern History Showcase." Also, former Oklahoma State golfer Wyndham Clark wins his first major with a 1-stroke victory at the 123rd U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country...
Best States for Working Dads; Hot weekend ahead; 'Lift Every Voice And Sing' 16.06.2023 2:52:20
Father's Day is Sunday; and thanks to WalletHub we have the best states for working dads. The Juneteenth holiday is Monday, and we discover the origins of the black civil rights hymn "Lift Every Voice And Sing." Also, LSU, TCU and Tennessee are among the teams that begin play this weekend in the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska..
123rd U.S. Open preview; SEC 2024 schedule released; CMA Fest recap 15.06.2023 2:52:46
Jason Nall, host of "Winning Streak Weekly" and owner of College Tour X, stops by to preview this weekend's U.S. Open, golf's third major of the year. The Southeastern Conference unveiled the 2024 football schedule Wednesday evening, as it readies for the additions of Texas and Oklahoma that season. Plus, Nashville just wrapped up hosting the annual CMA Fest. We have info on Kelsea Bal...
Best Beer Cities; Best North Carolina Beaches; Trump indicted 14.06.2023 3:02:05
Donald Trump was arraigned Tuesday in federal court in Miami, charged with 37 counts of illegally possessing classified material at his Florida home. Megan Hedwall discusses the forthcoming Milwaukee debate Trump and other Republican hopefuls will participate in. And, we have two Best-ofs to share: Best Beer Cities and Best North Carolina Beaches.
Controlled burns; Tennessee Vols return to Omaha; Trump indicted 13.06.2023 2:52:12
Jerry Short, "The Toccopola Storyteller," weighs in on Canadian wildfires that have affected the airspace of the South. Controlled burns are one way to prevent deadly and costly wildfires from happening. Donald Trump will be indicted today in federal court in Miami. Also, the Tennessee Volunteers baseball team is the final entry from the region to make it to Omaha's College World...
ORU to CWS; Deadly Sunday night in Annapolis; Squash Casserole 12.06.2023 1:53:21
A deadly shooting Sunday night has left three dead and three injured in Annapolis, Maryland. SouthernLiving.com has a delicious "Old-School Squash Casserole" that sounds perfect for summer. Also, the Oral Roberts Golden Eagles are among the college baseball teams headed to Omaha for the 2023 College World Series.
Southern Financial Report; OU captures third-straight softball title; 'Normandy' 09.06.2023 2:53:24
Jim "Pee Wee" Martin fought in World War II as a member of the 101st Airborne Division. Before he died in 2022 at the age of 101, Martin joined Nashville singer-songwriter Karen Waldrup to co-write a song about his D-Day experience, "Normandy." Oklahoma captures its third-straight national championship in women's college softball. Also, Paul Hare teaches us about mutual funds and the d...
Fitness Overtraining; Best Donut Shops in the South; Vrbo Host tips 08.06.2023 2:52:14
Overtraining is something Southerners need to be aware of when kicking their exercise routine into high gear. Fitness trainer and "Y'all Show" co-host Megan Hedwall explains. Vrbo® tips for home hosts are included in this week's "Southern Business Report." Yelp® is back at it with a Top 100 ranking of the Best Donut Shops. Also, Alabama head football coach Nick Saban is amo...
Garden tips from Ira Wallace; College Baseball's postseason; Cuba Gooding Jr. lawsuit 07.06.2023 2:52:05
Ira Wallace is a Florida native that has penned helpful gardening books. She discusses different varieties of collard greens in this week's Southern Book Report. Mike Pence files paperwork to be a Republican contender for president in the 2024 election. "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short returns to discuss the success, and failure, of Southern college baseball teams. And, it is...
Vanderbilt Veggie Pizza; Gadgets that may not be helpful; Plane crashes 05.06.2023 2:53:20
Several small plane crashes around the region take lives over the weekend, including the loss of four on a plane that sent alerts in the nation's capital. Vanderbilt Health has teamed up with the Commodores' bowling team to craft a special veggie pizza. Also, Megan Hedwall shares a list of items intended to make our lives easier – but actually may be a hindrance.
Mississippi Mud Pie; Muscle Shoals Sound Studio; Biden's Bill 02.06.2023 2:35:56
President Biden has a debt ceiling bill to sign after the U.S. Senate easily passes legislation. Paul Hare shares thoughts on how this will affect the financial future of the country. Cher recorded "For What It's Worth" in 1969 at the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio in 1969. We pay tribute to the historic studio used for that session. Also, the "Top Food Dishes In Mississippi" include...
Livermush; U.S. House passes debt ceiling bill; Pride Month meets resistance 01.06.2023 2:53:46
June has arrived, and now many major corporations across the country will celebrate the LGBTQ community's "Pride Month." Following the pushback of Bud Light and Target, will Southerners who object to the marketing campaign stage their own conservative boycott? Hosts Jon Rawl and Megan Hedwall discuss. Also, North Carolinians will gather this weekend for the Livermush Festival in...
SBA Disaster Loans; Sunscreen Tips; Confederate Flag Analysis 31.05.2023 2:53:24
U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Disaster Recovery and Resilience media liaison Liliana Tschanett outlines how those affected by natural disasters can receive financial help from the federal government. Megan Hedwall reports on sunscreen do's and don'ts, as summer is just a few away. Twitter lights up with discussion on the Confederate flag. And, we hear from Alabama's Nick...
Flora-Bama Fun; Toothless Toccopola; UGA dismisses baseball coach 30.05.2023 2:52:44
Georgia Bulldogs baseball coach Scott Stricklin is dismissed, as 10 other SEC schools get their tickets punched to the NCAA postseason. "The Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short returns, where he fills us in on what he's been doing since he last appeared on the show. Also, Kenny Chesney makes a surprise appearance at The Flora-Bama Lounge and Package in Perdido Key, Florida.
Memorial Day Tribute; Financial Talk with Paul Hare; College Sports News 26.05.2023 2:52:44
The 1994 song "50,000 Names," by Jamie O'Hara, is a fitting song on this Memorial Day weekend. Paul Hare, of The Hare Financial Group, helps explain the looming debt ceiling showdown in Washington, D.C. Also, the Super Regionals of Women's College Softball includes Texas at Tennessee, and Clemson at Oklahoma.
Unusual state laws; #DeSaster for DeSantis; Country music wedding 25.05.2023 2:53:24
Megan Hedwall reports on the strange, bizarre and sometimes humorous laws that are on the books of the 16 states of the South. Country music singer Travis Denning marries the daughter of "Life's A Dance"s singer John Michael Montgomery. Also, the Ron Desantis presidential announcement was an epic disaster Wednesday night.
Top undergraduate degrees; DeSantis dives in; SEC Baseball Tournament 24.05.2023 2:53:25
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis enters the 2024 race for president. We have a ranking of the best hamburger joints in the South. Megan Hedwall reports on the most common undergraduate degrees being awarded across the region in 2023. Also, four SEC baseball teams are eliminated after Day 1 of the SEC Baseball Tournament in Hoover, Alabama.
Junious Ward Poetry; Entertainment Update; Southern Sports 23.05.2023 2:52:26
Miley Cyrus says she's not fond of touring. North Carolina slam writer Junious Ward has released a new book of poetry, "Composition." The Denver Nuggets advance to to the NBA Finals for the first time, after sweeping the Los Angeles Lakers. And, a sheriff's deputy in Scott County, Kentucky, is killed in the line of duty.
Cochon de Lait; Popular Dog Names; Koepka wins 105th PGA Championship 22.05.2023 2:53:25
WagWalking.com has the top dog names for 2022.. Megan Hedwall shares the top titles for Fido in the 16 Southern states. Southern legends Patrick Henry and Jim Thorpe were born during this week in Southern history. Brooks Koepka captures his third PGA Championship. Plus, we tell you all about Cochon de Lait, and a recipe for cooking this Louisiana-infused Cajun pulled pork.
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