John Schneider, "Bo Duke" on the 1980s TV show "The Dukes of Hazzard," discusses his acting and country music career with host Jon Rawl.  Lisa Chandler stops by to promote Clearwater, Fla., as a Dixie Destination.  The Tampa Bay-area city was just named the nation's top beach; and starting April 12th Clearwater hosts the popular Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival.  Also, Mississippi State and South Carolina battle for the SEC women's basketball regular season crown.

Taylon Hope, a 13-year-old country music newcomer from West Jefferson, N.C., is Jon Rawl's latest guest on the CRS Tapes.  Hope previews her new single, "Could've Been A Country Song."  With an enrollment of 1,693, tiny Wofford College is ranked No. 24 in the latest men's college basketball rankings – the first such ranking for the Spartanburg, S.C.-based Terriers.  And we have an encore of a recent appearance by "Barbecue Barrister" Matt Heermans.

Flooding across the South leads to a deadly weekend.  Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short remembers how flood control led his great-grandfather to be forced from his farm to Oklahoma.  Baltimore country music singer Charles Parker previews his new CD, "Party Girls & Chicken Wings." Also, South Carolina's Dustin Johnson wins his 20th PGA Tour event in Mexico.

"Marsh Land: Out In The South with Cleve Marsh" is a new intermittent segment featuring the latest hunting and fishing trends in Dixie.  PBS debuts the new documentary "Charley Pride: I'm Just Me," which focuses on the Mississippi native's days playing baseball and his segue to country music stardom.  Also, to save money the Orlando Apollos of the Alliance of American Football must start practicing in Kingsland, Ga.