Alan Jackson signed his first record deal 30 years ago this week; and to help celebrate we play one of the best punch-the-clock songs ever recorded, the Jimmy Buffett duet "It's Five O'Clock Somewhere." Several movies hit theaters as the country prepares for the long Fourth of July week.  Also, Chathom Ford in Alabama has to modify its successful "God and glory" giveaway to boost truck sales.   

Vanderbilt wins the College World Series in Omaha, Neb., giving the SEC program and coach Tim Corbin its second national championship.  Fred Allen is a world-renowned pianist from Thomasville, Ga.; and his grandson, Allen Cheney, has just penned "Crescendo," a touching tribute to his grandfather and grandmother (Winnie).  Also, disgraced "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is spotted in an Atlanta Smoothie King.

Kelsea Ballerini celebrates another No. 1 with "Miss Me More."  Preshias Harris attended the party; and she relays info on '80s hitmaker Exile and its new CD release.  CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit weighs in on the comments by Florida State athletics director Dave Coburn's about former head football coach Jimbo Fisher.  Also, Southern manners dictate that you're not supposed to wear ballcaps inside restaurants. 

Waffle House's jukebox songs are a scattered, smothered mix of Southern fun.  Presidential hopeful Joe Biden injects deceased Southern senators into the 2020 campaign and our Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short actually has to take a stand for "Sleepy Joe."  He also discusses a Supreme Court decision from June 21.  Also, Vanderbilt and Michigan duel in the College World Series' championship series in Omaha, Neb.

Louisville eliminates Mississippi State at the College World Series.  Dangerous winds swept across the South and killed two on Thursday.  Eartha Kitt (1927-2008) was a multitalented star from South Carolina – and likely kin to host Jon Rawl.  And as we wrap our expedition to the eighth state admitted to the union, we review the Palmetto State's beach and barbecue offerings.

Vanderbilt is the only SEC team in the College World Series left unblemished.  Sumter and Clarendon counties in South Carolina are included in our pilgrimage throughout South Carolina.  Also, hurricane season is officially here and we share the list of storm names for 2019.

"The Y'all Show" turns 1.  Host Jon Rawl blows out the candles on the first year of the show with a fun-filled ride down memory lane.  Matt Heermans discusses South Carolina's barbecue trail map, bratwurst, and college baseball.  Also, there is good news for Democrats in Virginia.

Blackbirds have been a nuisance across the South for generations and storyteller Jerry Short has his own thoughts about them.  Mississippi State gets a wild walk-off win against Auburn in Game 4 of the College World Series.  Chattanooga's Volkswagen plant votes on whether to become unionized.  Plus, host Jon Rawl continues broadcasting from South Carolina.