The Y'all Show

Jesus Christ is invoked as Donald Trump talked about the House Speaker chaos while filing campaign paperwork Monday in New Hampshire.  Patty Loveless and Tanya Tucker are among the new inductees in the Country Music Hall of Fame.  The Texas Rangers are headed to the World Series after capturing the American League pennant with a big win over Houston.  And, "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short drops by to educate us on walnuts.

Nine Republican members of Congress have put their names in the hat for possible House Speaker replacements.  The son of Nashville's police chief shoots two police officers in La Vergne, Tennessee – then escapes.  Football greats share birthdays today: John Heisman, Bruiser Kinard, Doug Flutie, and Nick Bosa. Also, SouthernHalloweenQueen.com is a great place to visit in the days leading up to October 31.

Sidney Powell pleads guilty to her 2020 election case in Georgia.  How will this affect President Trump's legal battle?  Chicken bogs, hot tamales and the Southern Festival of Books are among the things up for celebration this weekend across Dixie.  Also, Keifer Engles, "The Pigskin Prognosticator," returns to preview Alabama-Tennessee, Air Force-Navy, South Carolina-Missouri, and more.

Coleslaw is a common buddy with seafood.  We find out why – plus share a recipe for "South Carolina Slaw."  Flannery O'Connor and a Memphis-themed restaurant in Ohio are part of the social media madness. Plus, President Biden is in Israel visiting the war-torn country's leaders.

Todd Starnes, host of the nationally-syndicated "Todd Starnes Show" and a Fox News Channel veteran and current Newsmax contributor, discusses his radio and TV career, Southern roots, and his books "Our Daily Biscuit" and "Twilight's Last Gleaming." Jerry Short returns to give his "Toccopola Storyteller" perspective on the Israel-Hamas War, the fight for U.S. House speaker, and stupidity on the U.S.-Mexico border.  Plus, an early morning argument between employees inside a fast food restaurant gets Jon Rawl's day off on the wrong foot.

Trial lawyers have billboards and commercials saturating the South.  We hear more about attorneys John Morgan, Alexander Shunnarah, Glenda Mitchell, George Sink, Corey B. Trotz, and more.  SouthernLiving.com has released an article about the 43 most beautiful college campuses in the South.  Plus, voters in Louisiana have picked state attorney general Jeff Landry as its next governor, flipping a Democratic seat to Republican.

Rep. Kevin McCarthy becomes the first House speaker to be fired.  Which congressman will ascend to the Speaker position?  We review the list of Forbes 400 of billionaires in the South.  A recipe for Crispy Southern Fried Chicken is served up.  And, we hear a fun snippet from Augusta, Georgia-raised comedian Billy Anderson.

:Jill Dillard pens a best-selling book ("Counting The Cost") about her experience growing up in the Duggar household in Arkansas. "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short recounts his days going through Airborne training in the Army. NutritionStudies.org releases an article about leaves that are edible in the South. Plus, drama in D.C., as Florida congressman Matt Gaetz files paperwork to oust House Speaker Kevin McCarthy..

Steve Wariner is arguably the best singer-songwriter-guitar player in the music business.  Jon Rawl saw the talented virtuoso for the first time in concert Saturday in Powderly, Kentucky, and relays the experience inside the Merle Travis Music Center. Donald Trump enters a New York City courtroom today in a civil trial about his business finances.  Also, the best corn mazes in the South are highlighted, including Anderson, South Carolina's Denver Downs Farm.