College admissions will be altered after the U.S. Supreme Court's 6-3 decision Thursday to eliminate race as a key factor in college admissions.  Jerry Short drops by to co-host, and he has a lot to say on the affirmative action-related case.  The Hare Financial Group's Paul Hare explains mid-capitalization investments. Plus, Kentucky native Jennifer Lawrence has a new comedy hitting theaters this holiday weekend.

Cooling stations are created and the fear of rolling electrical blackouts grip the region as the heat index climbs to nearly 120 degrees in sections of the South.  Toby Keith gives an update on his year-long battle with stomach cancer.  Also, we have a fun discussion on things that Southerners find weird when they travel up to Yankee-land.

Country music star Toby Keith has been fighting stomach cancer for one year.  The Oklahoman has recently been interviewed about his battle.  We discuss what Southerners don't like about the North when they are in enemy territory.  Also, Nashville hosts Round 1 of the 2023 NHL Draft.

Ryan Mallett, a talented quarterback for the Arkansas Razorbacks during the Bobby Petrino era, has drowned in Destin, Florida, at the age of 35.  Megwall Hedwall has mapped out a slew of great concerts happening across the region in the months of July and August. And, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is not happy about the electric vehicle credit the Biden administration is claiming in his state.

LSU bounces back from a Sunday shellacking and delivers a rout of Florida in the deciding Game 3 of the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska – the program's seventh national title.  "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short recalls the nuances and nostalgic ways of living in the South in the 1950s.  Also, the head of Alabama's transportation department gets arrested after telling a North Alabama neighbor he'll "whup" their fat behind.

Extreme heat in the region has claimed the lives of two Floridians hiking in West Texas., as triple-digit temps are soaring in many Southern states.  Meghan Hedwall shares her analysis on the Dobbs decision's one-year mark, as that U.S. Supreme Court ruling ended the "settled law" of Roe v. Wade (1973).  Also, we have a delicious biscuit and gravy recipe perfect for a Southern summer.

Summer is officially here, and Megan Hedwall has pointers to get your body into perfect bikini form.  Georgia election officials will not continue to monitor Fulton County's future elections. Jon Rawl discusses the Peach State's status of having two Democratic U.S. senators.  Also, EV automaker Rivian is led by a Melbourne, Florida, native: R.J. Scaringe

Neal Wooten, Alabama author of the non-fiction "With The Devil's Help," discusses his first true crime memoir.  Hitchhiking over 2,000 miles is something "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short did in his teenage years.  LSU and Tennessee battle today in an elimination game at the College World Series.  And, Tropical Storm Bret has formed in the Atlantic Ocean and is churning westward.

People with their bare butt showing is a trend that needs to go away, at least that's what host Jon Rawl thinks. Find out about the Great Seal of the United States, Confederate Gen. Stand Watie, and the reason behind Juneteenth in "Southern History Showcase." Also, former Oklahoma State golfer Wyndham Clark wins his first major with a 1-stroke victory at the 123rd U.S. Open at Los Angeles Country Club.