All Y'all Podcast

All Y'all Podcast

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All Y'all Podcast episodes

  • Episode 58: Let's Eat: Anthony Catfish Woodward, "The Boy Who Cried Hollandaise"

    As far as nicknames go, “Catfish” is as good a nickname as any for a young, Southern fellow with charm to spare. Anthony “Catfish” Woodward was the first storyteller to take the stage at Red River Brewing Company during our fifth annual Fidnto Award fundraiser event in 2018. Like the late, great Anthony Bourdain, ‘Fish was once a line cook on the most fearsome of all kitchen shifts: the Mother’s Day brunch.    

    Second Helpings of Stuffed & Busted

    Stuffed & Busted, a podcast about food and drink in North Louisiana produced by Chris and Sara from All Y’all, will be returning with new episodes and blog posts soon. Catch up on the first four episodes, subscribe to Stuffed & Busted on iTunes, or like the Facebook page to get prepared for new episodes about farmers’ markets, thrift store cookbooks, mayhaw jelly, and more.

    All Y'all Live Returns on Sept. 28, 2019

    We're not quite ready to spill all of the beans about our next fundraiser event, but here's what we know: All Y'all Live: "Going Through It" will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019 at LSU Shreveport's University Center. Lots more details coming soon.

    Please Support Our Sponsors

    We have wonderful sponsors in Marilynn’s Place and Maccentric. Please help us thank them for their patronage by doing business with them whenever you need someone to feed you a big-ass po’ boy or fix your Apple products.

    Do you have a story that you’d like to tell at an All Y’all live storytelling event? Call us at (318) 582-0665 and leave a message about your story, as well as your contact information, and we’ll be in touch!

    Like All Y’all on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allyallblog/

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    21 min
  • Fought The Law: Boz Baucum, "Titties in the City"
    Some folks are just born storytellers. Boz Baucum, the gregarious and bawdy chef/owner of Marilynn’s Place in Shreveport, is one of those folks. When Boz volunteered to tell a story at All Y’all’s June 2016 live event, we had no idea what an unbelievable tale of small-town malfeasance and chicken-fried chicanery we were in for.
    Mark Your Calendars
    All Y’all will host its sixth annual fundraiser event at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28 in the University Center auditorium on the campus of LSU Shreveport. Proceeds from this evening of mental health-themed stories will benefit a to-be-announced organization or individual whose work in the area of mental health is deserving of special recognition. This annual fundraiser is also known as The Fidnto Award.
    Please Support Our Sponsors
    We have wonderful sponsors in Marilynn’s Place and Maccentric. Please help us thank them for their patronage by doing business with them whenever you need someone to feed you a big-ass po’ boy or fix your Apple products.
    Do you have a story that you’d like to tell at an All Y’all live storytelling event? Call us at (318) 582-0665 and leave a message about your story, as well as your contact information, and we’ll be in touch!
    Like All Y’all on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allyallblog/
    Follow All Y’all on Twitter. https://twitter.com/allyallpodcast
    18 min
  • Episode 57: I Fought The Law: Boz Baucum, "Titties in the City"

    Some folks are just born storytellers. Boz Baucum, the gregarious and bawdy chef/owner of Marilynn’s Place in Shreveport, is one of those folks. When Boz volunteered to tell a story at All Y’all’s June 2016 live event, we had no idea what an unbelievable tale of small-town malfeasance and chicken-fried chicanery we were in for.

    Mark Your Calendars

    All Y’all will host its sixth annual fundraiser event at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 28 in the University Center auditorium on the campus of LSU Shreveport. Proceeds from this evening of mental health-themed stories will benefit a to-be-announced organization or individual whose work in the area of mental health is deserving of special recognition. This annual fundraiser is also known as The Fidnto Award.

    Please Support Our Sponsors

    We have wonderful sponsors in Marilynn’s Place and Maccentric. Please help us thank them for their patronage by doing business with them whenever you need someone to feed you a big-ass po’ boy or fix your Apple products.

    Do you have a story that you’d like to tell at an All Y’all live storytelling event? Call us at (318) 582-0665 and leave a message about your story, as well as your contact information, and we’ll be in touch!

    Like All Y’all on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allyallblog/

    Follow All Y’all on Twitter. https://twitter.com/allyallpodcast

    Sponsored By:

    18 min
  • New Season, Who Dis: 10 New Episodes of the All Y’all Podcast for 2019
    A mourning artist confronts the spirit of her deceased husband. A young line cook has a meltdown during a Mother's Day brunch service. The hedonistic deputy sheriff of a small Mississippi town oversees the collapse of a redneck vice den. Gather 'round, because there are 10 new episodes of the All Y'all podcast headed your way beginning on Memorial Day, May 27.
    Live events coming this Summer and Fall
    All Y'all Live will return this Summer with our next Wildcard event. During these adrenaline-fueled live storytelling events, anyone who purchases a ticket to the show must be prepared to tell a story if their name is called. We'll be announcing the very cool location of this event, the date and other details soon. There'll be a cash bar, musical interludes and goodness knows what else.
    In the meantime, Mark your calendar for Saturday, Sept. 28, when we'll host a live fundraiser event at LSU Shreveport's University Center. One hundred percent of proceeds from ticket sales at this event will be donated to a to-be-announced organization. This will be the sixth annual presentation of the Fidnto Award.
    Like All Y'all on Facebook.
    Follow All Y'all on Twitter.
    Like All Y'all on Instagram.
    Bloop All Y'all on Bloopster (just kidding, that's not a real social media thing...yet.)
    28 min
  • Episode 56: New Season, Who Dis: 10 New Episodes of the All Y’all Podcast for 2019

    A mourning artist confronts the spirit of her deceased husband. A young line cook has a meltdown during a Mother's Day brunch service. The hedonistic deputy sheriff of a small Mississippi town oversees the collapse of a redneck vice den. Gather 'round, because there are 10 new episodes of the All Y'all podcast headed your way beginning on Memorial Day, May 27.

    Live events coming this Summer and Fall

    All Y'all Live will return this Summer with our next Wildcard event. During these adrenaline-fueled live storytelling events, anyone who purchases a ticket to the show must be prepared to tell a story if their name is called. We'll be announcing the very cool location of this event, the date and other details soon. There'll be a cash bar, musical interludes and goodness knows what else.

    In the meantime, Mark your calendar for Saturday, Sept. 28, when we'll host a live fundraiser event at LSU Shreveport's University Center. One hundred percent of proceeds from ticket sales at this event will be donated to a to-be-announced organization. This will be the sixth annual presentation of the Fidnto Award.

    Like All Y'all on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allyallblog

    Follow All Y'all on Twitter: https://twitter.com/allyallpodcast
    Like All Y'all on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allyallpodcast/
    Bloop All Y'all on Bloopster (just kidding, that's not a real social media thing...yet.)

    28 min
  • The Skin I'm In: Coleen McKechnie, "A Colorful Dying Leaf"
    On some level, we all know that we're dying. But Coleen McKechnie, who assisted with her mother's end-of-life care - her mother was battling Huntington's Disease - at the same time that she was also diagnosed with Huntington's, is more familiar with her own mortality than most of us. Now, Coleen faces what she calls "a known and unknown future" with awe-inspiring grace.
    25 min
  • The Skin I'm In: Coleen McKechnie, "A Colorful Dying Leaf"
    On some level, we all know that we're dying. But Coleen McKechnie, who assisted with her mother's end-of-life care - her mother was battling Huntington's Disease - at the same time that she was also diagnosed with Huntington's, is more familiar with her own mortality than most of us. Now, Coleen faces what she calls "a known and unknown future" with awe-inspiring grace.
    25 min
  • Momma and Daddy: Luke McClung, "Sneak Attack"
    Sometimes thoughts and feelings from the past can hit you out of the blue, like Imperial Japanese fighters on a December morning in 1941. Storyteller Luke McClung's tale of family secrets and repressed feelings is one of our favorites.
    23 min
  • Momma and Daddy: Luke McClung, "Sneak Attack"
    Sometimes thoughts and feelings from the past can hit you out of the blue, like Imperial Japanese fighters on a December morning in 1941. Storyteller Luke McClung's tale of family secrets and repressed feelings is one of our favorites.
    23 min
  • Exit Interviews: Jim and Christine Hayes
    A few years ago, All Y'all friend and storyteller Maya Lau told us that we should conduct exit interviews with folks who are moving out of Shreveport. The idea burrowed into our brains, and we've reconsidered it many times since. We could build an archive of peoples' answers to the question "So, why are you moving out of Shreveport?"
    It's not, as Sara puts it, "a bitch-fest." It's an opportunity to hear - in their own words and voices - the folks who've decided that, for one reason or another, the Shreveport-Bossier community will no longer be their home.
    Our first exit interview features Jim Hayes and Christine Cox-Hayes, who were brought to Shreveport by Jim's job in the film industry. The couple put down roots and ended up staying in Shreveport long after the film industry had withered. Sara led our first-ever All Y'all exit interview with Jim and Christine on the eve of their move to Santa Fe.
    27 min

About All Y'all Podcast

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All Y'all is a live storytelling event and podcast featuring stories from the Deep South. All Y'all is produced by Sara Hebert and Chris Jay from their home in Shreveport, La., with technical…