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Camp Ozark in Mount Ida, Ark., has been a popular spot for Southern kids for generations; and assistant director Connor Hennessey drops by to discuss activities, enrollment, and more at the Christian summer camp. Auburn, Virginia and Texas Tech are three of the four teams headed to college basketball's Final Four. Plus, Jerry Short recalls a hilarious prank from April Fools' Day way back in 1964.
Zach Stone talks baseball on Opening Day of MLB – and his new country music EP, "Ashes." Holly Warlick is fired as head coach of the Tennessee Lady Vols; and Nate Oats becomes the new leader of the men's basketball team at the University of Alabama. Four SEC teams are in the Sweet 16 of March Madness. Plus, host Jon Rawl shares great fiction books to read on spring break; and he reveals the "Top 7 Southern Music Festivals."
Five ACC teams punch their Sweet Sixteen ticket, and CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit has the breakdown of their upcoming games in March Madness. Rascal Flatts is honored by Pandora; while Music Row scribe Preshias Harris reports on this week's Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival in Nashville. Also, host Jon Rawl relays the best place to buy sweet tea in a bottle.
Former congresswoman Karen Handel announces her plans to run in 2020 for the Georgia 6th seat. Matt "Barbecue Barrister" Heermans is back to chat March Madness, grilling for NCAA Tournament, and Nashville hot chicken. Also, a South Carolina man is caught on a college campus with his pants off.
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