Michelle's Southern Salute looks back at June 22, 1993, when The Flaming Lips released Transmissions From The Satellite Heart. Featuring "She Don't Use Jelly," the band's only major radio hit, the album launched them from cult favorite to MTV regular and introduced a whole new audience to one of rock's most unique bands.

LSU continues building its 2027 baseball roster, and this week brought some much-needed pitching news. Matt breaks down top left-handed prospect Braxton Beatty officially withdrawing from the MLB Draft to become a Tiger, why that's a big win for Jay Johnson, and how USC transfer Diego Velasquez adds another power arm to a pitching staff that desperately needs reinforcements. Plus, a look at LSU's portal additions, roster needs, and what's next as the Tigers continue rebuilding their pitching depth.

On this day in 1985, Weird Al Yankovic released Dare to Be Stupid. Michelle looks back at the album that featured "Like a Surgeon," "Yoda," and the Devo-inspired title track, while also becoming the first comedy album ever released on compact disc.

Lane Kiffin says LSU is going to win a national championship. During an appearance on Tyrann Mathieu's podcast, the Tigers' head coach made his boldest public statement yet about the future of the program. Matt explains why LSU's recent recruiting success, including another five-star commitment, backs up Kiffin's confidence and highlights the difference between recruiting at LSU and Ole Miss.
Plus, the 1997 LSU baseball team's home run record survives after Georgia's elimination from the College World Series, and Matt looks ahead to the championship series between Oklahoma and North Carolina.

LSU keeps stacking elite talent on the recruiting trail. Matt breaks down the commitment of Top 50 edge rusher Chris Whitehead, why Brian Kelly and Billy Glasscock are investing heavily in elite high school prospects, and what it says about the future of the Tigers' defensive front. Plus, LSU baseball adds another intriguing transfer portal arm with USC's Diego Velasquez.

Today’s Southern Salute celebrates the 29th anniversary of Blink-182’s breakthrough album Dude Ranch. Michelle looks back at the record that introduced the world to "Dammit," helped launch the band into the mainstream, and marked the end of an era before Travis Barker joined the lineup. Plus, the story behind the song that changed everything for Blink-182.

One of the biggest songs of the 1990s came with one of rock's strangest legal battles. Today we look back at the release of The Verve's "Bitter Sweet Symphony" and the sample that changed everything.

Matt breaks down Cam Jordan's return to the Saints for what could be the final season of his legendary career. Why the future Hall of Famer had to adjust his expectations, what his role will look like in 2026, and why the deal works for both sides. Plus, LSU continues its recruiting momentum with another four-star commitment and could be adding even more talent to the backfield.

Today on the Southern Salute, Michelle celebrates Night Ranger guitarist Brad Gillis on his birthday. From his incredible performance at L'Auberge just two weeks ago to stepping in for Ozzy Osbourne after the death of Randy Rhoads, Brad's career is packed with amazing rock and roll history.

Jay Johnson adds another major piece to LSU's transfer portal haul with former Tulane outfielder Jason Walks. Matt breaks down how the Tigers are building an elite defensive lineup, why the portal strategy looks different this year, and why LSU's championship hopes may ultimately depend on the development of pitchers already on the roster.