South Carolina angler John Gardenhire returns to talk wildlife fun with the Y'all Show's outdoors correspondent Cleve Marsh.  Little Richard is the self-proclaimed "Father of Rock and Roll" and a native of Macon, Ga.  We salute the 86-year-old living legend with his 1955 classic, "Tutti Frutti." Plus, the Tennessee Volunteers have a starter on the defensive line out for the year due to injury.

Missouri Tigers coach Barry Odom is among the SEC head football coaches featured in our conference spotlight.  MU is inching toward its season opener Aug. 31 at the Wyoming Cowboys.  Yall.com dissects the rewards programs for your favorite airlines and hotels; plus we learn how to eat kudzu.  Also, get ready to travel to great attractions across the South before the Labor Day holiday.

Grammy-nominee T. Graham Brown joins host Jon Rawl for a ride back to the 1980s, when the Georgia native had three No. 1 hits on the country music chart.  Preshias Harris shares news about the current hitmakers on Music Row.   Duke Blue Devils head football coach David Cutcliffe speaks after his team's first practice for 2019.  Also, female knuckleheads make news in Louisiana and Florida. 

Twenty innocent citizens of El Paso, Texas, are killed over the weekend.  Jon Rawl and Jerry Short try to make sense of the uptick in mass shootings in 2019.  North Carolina native J.T. Poston wins his first PGA Tour tournament in his home state, while Georgia native Chase Elliott wins the NASCAR race at Watkins Glen.  Also, we accentuate the South's love of chow-chow.

Christian singer Rusty Dean joins Jon Rawl from Music Row in Nashville, Tenn.  We hear the Georgia native discuss his forthcoming single that was inspired by a little boy in Africa.  Singer-songwriter Wes Harman also visits with Rawl, and the brand new Nashville transplant from Illinois discusses his John-influenced style.  And as we wrap our broadcast from the capital city of Tennessee, nearby Vanderbilt University has a quarterback duel as Derek Mason's team starts its first day of fall practice.

Nashville welcomes the all-Southern show back to Music Row, where Jon Rawl and Preshias Harris are in tandem at Jordan Davis' No. 1 party for "Take It From Me" and they introduce singer-songwriter-dairy farmer Stephanie Nash.  Harris reveals the secret to her chicken and dumplings in today's "Hashtag Hullabaloo."  Also, Miami Hurricanes football coach Manny Diaz is preparing for UM's renewed rivalry with the Florida Gators.

Mississippi, Kentucky and Louisiana elect governors in 2019, and Election Impact Group's Howie Morgan drops by to preview the Southern political battles. The "Barbecue Barrister" walks us through the various cuts of beef available at your local butcher. Plus, a top Clemson running back switches to archrival South Carolina for his senior season.

Jennifer D. Dobbs, ArtsBridge Foundation's executive director, discusses the impactful work done at her Metro Atlanta nonprofit during this "Southern Business Insider." The "Toccopola Storyteller" weighs-in on LSU's new decision to sell beer and wine inside Tiger Stadium this fall.  Also, PGA golfer Brooks Koepka delivers a $1.745 million win at the WGC–FedEx St. Jude Invitational in Memphis, Tenn.

Steve Wariner was at No. 1 on the country music charts this week back in 1987 with his biggest hit, "The Weekend."  In current times the Grand Ole Opry singer has just released a $5,000 signature Gretsch Guitar; and he's playing a gig in Hopkinsville, Ky., on Saturday.  The South Carolina Gamecocks have the most difficult football schedule in 2019.  Plus, "Trudy" the gorilla dies at age 63 at the Little Rock Zoo.