The Y'all Show

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The Y'all Show episodes

  • College Baseball; Paulina Jayne; PGA Championship On Kiawah Island
    Paulina Jayne shares the story of "Credit," her newest single.  The talented Nashville singer-songwriter also has fun talking about her Motown roots, insects and adjusting to the Southern life.  College baseball insider Matt Heermans previews the final regular season series across the ACC, Big 12 and SEC. The 103rd PGA Championship is being held on Kiawah Island near Charleston, S.C.  College TOURX director Jason Nall joins Jon Rawl to preview golf's second major of 2021.  Also, actress/singer Demi Lovato is now a "they."
    2 hr 21 min
  • Niles Reddick Talks Books; ACC Baseball; Louisiana Flooding
    Niles Reddick is back to talk about Southern books.  An author of more than four books himself, Reddick discusses his balance of authoring books and stories with a non-writing professional career.  At least one Louisiana resident dies following an outbreak of flooding.  247Sports.com ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit preps us for the conference's final weekend of regular season baseball play. And a photo of a well-dressed black woman from the 1920s catches the social media eye. 
    2 hr 24 min
  • Political Update; Mrs. Ariana Grande; Pit Beef Sandwiches
    Ariana Grande, a Boca Raton, Fla., native, gets married in California.  "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans is back on the show to discuss the food of The Kentucky Derby and Preakness: burgoo and pit beef sandwiches.  U.S. Rep. Val Demings (D-FL) is going to challenge Sen. Marco Rubio for Florida's senate seat in 2022.  Also, the National Equity Atlas releases info on "Rent Debt in America," where Alabama comes in last. 
    2 hr 22 min
  • Prom Time; SHSU Bearkats Win FCS; Tennessee Trivia
    Prom and cotillions are commonplace in the month of May.  Jon Rawl and "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short share some dumb date-related decisions made as teens.  Tennessee celebrates its 225th birthday this year, and a Nashville TV station is getting in on the party with 225 trivia questions.  Also, the Sam Houston State Bearkats capture their first national championship with a FCS college football victory over South Dakota State in Frisco, Texas.
    2 hr 37 min
  • The Staple Singers; Frog Gigging; Minor League Pay
    Pervis Staples, of The Staple Singers, dies at 85.  We salute the Mississippi group with a play of their 1972 No. 1, "I'll Take You There."  Outdoorsman extraordinaire Craig Faulkner is back to discuss Gulf of Mexico fishing and frog gigging.  Also, Art Crews helps wrap the week with a discussion of the low pay of Minor League Baseball players; and Curt Flood's representation on the Ken Burns series "Baseball."
    2 hr 24 min
  • Chris Hillman; NFL Schedule Release; War With China?
    The Byrds founding member Chris Hillman, who also played in The Flying Burrito Brothers and country music hit-making act The Desert Rose Band, discusses his first book, "Time Between." Art Crews shares his thoughts on the just-released 2021 schedule for the 32 NFL franchises.  Arkansas baseball coach Dave Van Horn speaks as his No. 1 Razorbacks get ready for a series at No. 4 Tennessee.  Plus, Louisiana native Ellen DeGeneres announces an end to her daytime show. 
    2 hr 25 min
  • Gas Shortage; ACC News; Commencement Speakers
    Georgia-based Colonial Pipeline's ransomware attack and subsequent shutdown has led to the closure of thousands of gas stations along the Eastern Seaboard.  How long will Southerners face challenges at the pump? 247Sports.com insider Jonathan Leifheit returns with a look at ACC baseball, Virginia's 2021 football schedule, and the best hamburger spots in ACC towns.  Plus, the president of the University of South Carolina really steps on it while delivering his commencement speech in Columbia.
    2 hr 26 min
  • Tim Tebow; 'Lawdy Miss Clawdy'; Alabama Law Enforcement
    Tim Tebow, Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback at Florida and a two-sport professional star, appears to be headed to his hometown of Jacksonville, Fla., to become a tight end for the NFL's Jaguars.  The singer of the 1952 classic "Lawdy Miss Clawdy," Louisiana native Lloyd Price, dies at 88.  Art Crews discusses the Los Angeles Angels' decision to cut Albert Pujols.  Also, activist groups in Alabama are calling for the mayors and police chiefs of both Birmingham and Huntsville to be fired.
    2 hr 20 min
  • Blue Jean Preachers; CRP And Lumber Prices; Toccopola History

    Bob Baffert, trainer of “Medina Spirit,” is suspended from Churchill Downs after his 2021 Kentucky Derby winner tests positive for drugs. Jerry Short, the Toccopola Storyteller, shares the reason lumber prices have skyrocketed in the past year. Could the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s CRP endeavor be the reason? Plus, the SEC has four teams in the Top 5 of college baseball’s latest poll. And host Jon Rawl has something to say about Southern preachers wearing blue jeans.

    2 hr 37 min
  • Jimmy Melton; Atlanta News; Pond Fishing

    Jimmy Melton, a longtime singer/songwriter/musician from Henderson, Tenn., releases his first song as a solo artist, “Deal With This.” The song is a fun look at how bluegrass music legends would deal with today’s coronavirus world. Jake Ehlinger, a University of Texas football player and the younger brother of former Longhorns quarterback Sam Ehlinger, is found dead in Austin. Festivals return in a big way across the region this Mother’s Day weekend.  Also, Craig Faulkner files his latest “Fishing Forecast.”

    2 hr 25 min

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The Y'all Show is a podcast covering the people and culture of the 16 Southern states. Hosted by Yall.com publisher Jon Rawl, the show covers news, sports, opinion, food, business, music, movies,…