Arkansas and Auburn punch their ticket to the College World Series in Omaha, Neb., joining five other Power Five universities from Dixie in the quest for an NCAA Baseball title.  Barbecue aficionado Matt Heermans will combine CWS love and his passion for barbecue; plus, we get Heermans' advice for spring cleaning the grill.  Also, Mother Nature continues to wreak havoc in the South.

ACC and SEC teams are packing their bags for Omaha and the College World Series.  Jerry Short shares the World War II experience of his family, including "skip bombing" pioneer Maj. Kenneth D. McCullar.  Also, conservative talk show hosts often bully the South and its history.

Reelfoot Lake (Tenn.) duck hunter extraordinaire Russell H. Caldwell visits with Cleve Marsh in the latest installment of "Marsh Land: Out In The South."  Vince Gill's forthcoming album "Okie" features the melodic track "I Don't Wanna Ride The Rails No More."  Plus, a Florida man goes bonkers in Upstate New York.

CMA Fest 2019 has taken over Nashville this week and Music Row insider Preshias Harris has the scoop on concerts, autograph sessions, and more.  Jonathan Leifheit is back with commentary on the four Atlantic Coast Conference teams heading to the Super Regionals of NCAA Baseball.  Also, Mississippi's offbeat towns just might be the perfect summer escape.

High schools in Texas are competing for barbecue state championships.  "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans explains; and he shares the do's and don'ts of charcoal cooking.  Louisville, East Carolina and Oklahoma State each rally on Monday and punch their college baseball Super Regional ticket.  Plus, we rewind to last summer for a look back at great episodes of the inaugural year of the "Y'all Show."

Chicago Blues.  Jon Rawl reports on his travel to Windy City and Ohio's Cedar Point theme park.  Also, Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short is back with his feedback on Rawl's trip Up North; plus his memories of the popularity of comic books in the 1950s.  Also, Auburn's play-by-play announcer dies in a car wreck; and a look at teams advancing to college baseball's Super Regionals.

"Summertime Blues" is a Rockabilly favorite first made famous in 1958 by Eddie Cochran.  Jon Rawl gets the summer fun started with the help of nine-year-old son, Nolton, who just completed third grade. Cleve Marsh returns with an "Out In the South" feature of Reelfoot Lake (Tenn.) sportsman Rob Caldwell.  Also, a glance at new movies hitting theaters this Memorial Day weekend.