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Mississippi musician Prentiss Furr joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about life as a teenage musician and his upcoming tour. Prentiss talks about finally getting his drivers license after failing the test multiple times and warns listeners to watch out on the road. Prentiss shares the latest from his music career, from working in the studio with Skrillex to an upcoming tour in New York. Prentiss talks about his concert at Hal and Mal's on April 8th and some of the bands he will be performing with. Prentiss weighs in on the debate around the best foods on a stick as well as shares that he plays disc golf just like Blake.

Nick Woolfolk with Operation BBQ Relief joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line live from the Mississippi Delta talking about their disaster relief work. Nick talks about how Operation BBQ Relief was founded over a decade ago and the work they do around the country feeding people after major disasters. Nick discusses the work they are doing across North Mississippi as they respond to the devastating tornadoes that ripped through the area this past weekend. Nick talks about how listeners can get involved by going to obr.org to donate their time or money.

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Bo and Blake talk the NFL and the Y'all Lifestyle in the final hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys continue the discussion around Lamar Jackson and the QB shakeup around the NFL heading into the NFL Draft. Nick Woolfolk with Operation BBQ Relief joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line live from the Mississippi Delta talking about their disaster relief work. Nick talks about how Operation BBQ Relief was founded over a decade ago and the work they do around the country feeding people after major disasters. Nick discusses the work they are doing across North Mississippi as they respond to the devastating tornadoes that ripped through the area this past weekend. Nick talks about how listeners can get involved by going to obr.org to donate their time or money. In the SEC Insider Hit, Mississippi musician Prentiss Furr joins the show live in the BankPlus Studio talking about life as a teenage musician and his upcoming tour. Prentiss talks about finally getting his drivers license after failing the test multiple times and warns listeners to watch out on the road. Prentiss shares the latest from his music career, from working in the studio with Skrillex to an upcoming tour in New York. Prentiss talks about his concert at Hal and Mal's on April 8th and some of the bands he will be performing with. Prentiss weighs in on the debate around the best foods on a stick as well as shares that he plays disc golf just like Blake.

NFL insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking NFL quarterbacks. Mike starts the conversation with his take on the best foods on a stick and a recent report of an LSU student who stole beer from the football stadium. Mike takes a deep dive into the chaos around Lamar Jackson and his contract situation with the Baltimore Ravens. Mike outlines what's happened to date and gives his thoughts on what might be next for the former MVP as the NFL Draft approaches. Mike discusses potential landing spots for Lamar if the Ravens can't come to terms with their young star quarterback. Mike outlines why the Ravens have no leverage in the situation and why the Colts are the team to watch to make a big play for Jackson.

Ole Miss baseball analyst Brad Henderson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Rebels baseball. Brad recaps a surprising 0-6 start to SEC play for Ole Miss baseball and how far off the team really is from winning. Brad discusses what's gone wrong to date for the Rebels and whether or not they can get back on track.

Bo and Blake talk SEC baseball and the NFL in the second hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. Ole Miss baseball analyst Brad Henderson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Rebels baseball. Brad recaps a surprising 0-6 start to SEC play for Ole Miss baseball and how far off the team really is from winning. Brad discusses what's gone wrong to date for the Rebels and whether or not they can get back on track. Bo and Blake get back into the debate around the best foods on a stick, from chicken to frozen bananas and everything in between. Listeners weigh in with their favorite items and places to get food on a stick around Mississippi. In the SEC Insider Hit, NFL insider Mike Detillier joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking NFL quarterbacks. Mike starts the conversation with his take on the best foods on a stick and a recent report of an LSU student who stole beer from the football stadium. Mike takes a deep dive into the chaos around Lamar Jackson and his contract situation with the Baltimore Ravens. Mike outlines what's happened to date and gives his thoughts on what might be next for the former MVP as the NFL Draft approaches. Mike discusses potential landing spots for Lamar if the Ravens can't come to terms with their young star quarterback. Mike outlines why the Ravens have no leverage in the situation and why the Colts are the team to watch to make a big play for Jackson.

Bo and Blake talk SEC baseball and the best foods on a stick live in the BankPlus Studio. With Mississippi State baseball at a historical low and Ole Miss sitting at 0-6 in SEC play, Bo and Blake talk about the "Twilight Zone" feel around college baseball within the state. The guys walk through some of the more damning stats behind the SEC losing streaks for MSU and Ole Miss and discuss if a path to success even exists. With today being national things on a stick day, Bo and Blake debate the best foods on a stick and where to find them around Mississippi, from gas stations to the state fair.

Bo and Blake talk SEC baseball and the NFL in the first hour of the show live in the BankPlus Studio. The guys react to the breaking news in the NFL yesterday as Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson publicly announced he asked for a trade from Baltimore. With Mississippi State baseball at a historical low and Ole Miss sitting at 0-6 in SEC play, Bo and Blake talk about the "Twilight Zone" feel around college baseball within the state. The guys walk through some of the more damning stats behind the SEC losing streaks for MSU and Ole Miss and discuss if a path to success even exists. With today being national things on a stick day, Bo and Blake debate the best foods on a stick and where to find them around Mississippi, from gas stations to the state fair.

Bo and Blake talk Chris Lemonis and the Mississippi State baseball program in the second hour of the show live in the mobile BankPlus Studio. Bo discusses how John Cohen changed the MSU baseball program and the difference in how Chris Lemonis is running the program. The guys talk about how the season is unfolding and what that means for Lemonis.

Mississippi State insider Steve Robertson joins the show on the Farm Bureau guest line talking Bulldogs baseball. Steve looks ahead to the five-game homestand for the Bulldogs and how Chris Lemonis and company can get back on track against a red-hot South Carolina program. Steve talks about why player evaluation may be the final nail in the coffin for Lemonis and staff.