Southern Halo, a sister trio country pop band from Cleveland, Miss., share the new single "Sunshine" with host Jon Rawl.  Barbecue insider Matt Heermans talks portable smokers, dual probe thermometers and post-Easter grilling.  Also, the mother of retired NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr., Brenda Jackson, dies at 65.  

Dr. Ben Carson visits Little Rock in his role as secretary of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department.  Jon Rawl memorializes his friend Rick Davis, who rose from a South Carolina orphanage to Mississippi lawyer.  Plus, former Tennessee Volunteers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Reggie Cobb dies at 50.

200th Episode.  Jon Rawl wraps a week on location in Oxford, Miss., with comments on Thursday's release of the Mueller Report.  LSU recruits Scott Woodward back to his alma mater from his gig running Texas A&M's athletics department.  Jason Nall previews this weekend's RBC Heritage golf tournament on Hilton Head Island, S.C.  Plus, we take it easy this Good Friday with a second hour encore of the April 12 show.

Oxford, Mississippi hosts the 24th annual Double Decker Arts Festival April 26-27; and event coordinator Lee Ann Stubbs previews the excitement with host Jon Rawl at the Visit Oxford office.  As we continue to broadcast this week on location in Oxford, find out about the amazing lineup of authors having signing events at Square Books before April wraps.  We get the latest college baseball projection of Oxford's hometown team that plays in the SEC from "Hotty Toddy Hotline" host Acey Roberts and his insider from College Baseball Daily.  Plus, two actual children of Civil War veterans share their amazing story. 

CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit shares his thoughts on Virginia Tech's new head basketball coach and Zion Williamson's departure from Duke after one season during his ACC Report.  Nearly 60 years ago the classic "He'll Have To Go" was a smash for Texas crooner Jim Reeves.  Also, while on location in Oxford, Miss., host Jon Rawl's "Hashtag Hullabaloo" report covers #SouthernBaptistProblems, magnolia petals and author Amy Metz. 

Oxford, Miss., is the broadcast home of the "Y'all Show" this week; and former residents Jon Rawl and "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans reminisce about B's Bar-B-Q, Handy Andy, and more.  Oxford resident and famed tobacco settlement trial lawyer Richard Scruggs narrowly escaped a deadly plane crash this past weekend.  First Lady Melania Trump and Second Lady Karen Pence spoke to school children at Fort Bragg, N.C., on Monday. Plus, Duke Blue Devil Zion Williamson officially declares for the NBA Draft.