Y'all Show

The 50th Country Radio Seminar (CRS) is in Nashville and host Jon Rawl has ventured to Music City for the excitement. Country music legends T.G. Sheppard and Shenandoah discuss their past hits and new recordings, too. We visit with "America's Got Talent" season eight star and Kentucky native Marty Brown; and Florida teen sibling newcomers Juna N Joey. Also, Preshias Harris drops by the booth to give her perspective on CRS Week in downtown Nashville.

CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit returns to weigh in on No. 2 Duke's impressive hoops run. We also get the 247Sports.com contributor to discuss the ACC's impact on National Signing Day. Tennessee basketball coach Rick Barnes and Mississippi State football coach Joe Moorhead are featured in the SEC spotlight. Also, host Jon Rawl relays the story of Houston potheads that stumbled upon a live tiger.

Donald Trump and Beto O'Rourke hold dueling rallies on the border in El Paso, Texas. 2020 Democratic hopeful Kirsten Gillibrand campaigns in Charleston, S.C., while possible Presidential contender John Hickenlooper speaks in the Palmetto State's capital city. "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans reports on his weekend visit to The Bar-B-Q Shop in Memphis. Plus, the Lipscomb Bisons are 11-0 in Atlantic Sun Conference hoops play.

Mules have been the workhorses of the South for centuries. Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short explains. The Alliance of American Football debuts with franchises in the Southern cities of Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis, Orlando and San Antonio. Senseless weekend murders rock both Georgia and Tennessee. Also, The Coca-Cola Company will debut Orange Vanilla Coke on Feb. 25.

February Heat, as some areas of the South will have record-breaking highs this week. We catch up with George Strait; as he's getting set to release his 30th studio album on March 29th. Both the NBA and MLB ranks are signing, trading and making other transactions in mid-February. And we rewind to Tuesday for an encore of some of the spotlight we had on Water Valley, Miss.

Tennessee has impressive singings on National Signing Day. CRM Sports writer Murry Lee shares his thoughts on Rocky Top's success and the rest of the conference's big catches during our SEC Spotlight. We also get Lee's take on the No. 1 Volunteer men's basketball team. Two small Southern towns are among USNews.com's "Top 10 Romantic Getaways for Valentine's Day." And host Jon Rawl relays the top book suggestions from the editors at Amazon.com.

President Donald Trump delivers the State of the Union Address. CNN contributors debate what the President presented in front of a joint session of Congress. Today is National Signing Day in college football – and host Jon Rawl puts the ACC twist on the big day. And music maven Preshias Harris is back with news of George Klein's passing, Sunday's Grammy Awards, and thoughts on hitmaker Brad Paisley.

The Y'all Show reaches its sesquicentennial; and host Jon Rawl travels to Water Valley, Miss., for a celebration. He's joined by Southern storyteller Jerry Short, as we learn more about this historic community in North Mississippi. Matt Heermans returns for a walk down barbecue sauce lane. Both Arkansas and Louisiana have sensational savory sauces. And we get you ready for tonight's State of the Union Address from Washington, D.C.

Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta is rather boring as the New England Patriots and Tom Brady capture their sixth world title. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam steps on a blackface landmine; and he's now repelling overwhelming calls for resignation. Jerry Short connects this latest political blunder to Trent Lott's fall from grace in 2002. And Walmart is changing its sick leave policy for employees.

Friday Free-for-Y'all. Jon Rawl looks back on a chilly week in the South. Oklahoma Sooners head football coach Lincoln Riley is being awarded lots of money for his effort on the field. And cajun-country musical act Jackie Callier, Ivy Dugas & the Cajun Cousins provides the soundtrack for a fun-filled Super Bowl LIII weekend.

LSU insider Billy Gomila discusses Ed Orgeron's strategy as Feb. 6 (National Signing Day) is less than a week away. The managing editor of AndTheValleyShook.com also weighs in on Will Wade's Top 20 Tiger basketball team. Michelle Obama and John Grisham have best sellers on the New York Times' list of books. And during this bone-chilling week host Jon Rawl shares the lowest temps ever recorded for the 16 Southern states.

Lynyrd Skynyrd goes cruising with fans. Preshias Harris reports on the '70s Southern Rock icons, as well as other happenings on Music Row. ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit shares the latest college football recruiting developments, as the Feb. 6 signing date is only days away. Plus, host Jon Rawl has fun sharing info on woolly worms in today's #HashtagHullabaloo.

Barbecue sauces are kind of a big deal down in Dixie. Matt Heermans, "The Barbecue Barrister," explains. SB Nation releases its list of best college football teams in each state – and there are some definite surprises in the South. Also, Palmetto State political pundits debate the 2020 primary on WLTX-TV's "The Insiders."

Suicide prevention is discussed with Dana Townsend, of Pathways Behavioral Health. Jerry Short returns to talk about the government shutdown coming to an end end – and frostbite. And bizarre stories from Florida that include bad body odor, finding a live grenade, and a $5 sex trick that includes Pringles potato chips.

Two soldiers from the South die fighting in Afghanistan. The South is among the "least drunkest" states in the nation. The SEC/Big 12 Challenge pits 10 teams from each league against each other on this college basketball Saturday – including Kansas at Kentucky, and Texas at Georgia. And a Joan Baez song gets a spin during a week where two great Southerners are saluted on their birthday.

Southern author Niles Reddick drops by to discuss some of the regional books he's currently reading. No. 1 Tennessee barely survives a midweek trap game at Vanderbilt's Memorial Gymnasium. Plus, Southern Living releases its list of "The South's Best Beaches."

Ray Stevens turns 80. Preshias Harris' report from Music Row includes a toast to the country funnyman; as well as news on newcomer Jimmie Allen making history, Randy Houser's new CD, and vocal issues for John Berry. The Duke Blue Devils drop from their perch atop the college basketball poll. Also, #HashtagHullabaloo includes great input from Jon Rawl's "Uncle Bubba."

Corky's Ribs and BBQ of Memphis has expanded to Katy, Texas. "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans reports on the invasion of Bluff City barbecue in the home of brisket. Murray State point guard Ja Morant is expected to be a Top 5 pick in the 2019 NBA Draft; and he's propelled his OVC team to a 15-2 start and the March Madness bubble. A chief warrant officer from Florida is among four Americans killed last week in a suicide bombing in Syria. Plus, Democratic contenders Bernie Sanders and Cory Booker speak in Columbia, S.C.

Jerry Short returns to talk about the connections of Robert E. Lee and Martin L. King Jr., as both Southerners are celebrated on this day. Dixie took a hit Sunday as both the New Orleans Saints and Kansas City Chiefs fell in overtime in their respective conference championship games. Plus, a 101-year-old Mississippi woman kills two deer with one shot.

Waffle House #1522 in Cayce, S.C., doesn't miss a beat after a car plows through its location. The South's New Orleans Saints and Kansas City Chiefs host NFL conference championship games. Also, country music songstress Carrie Underwood performs "How Great Thou Art" alongside her fellow Okie, Vince Gill.