The Y'all Show

Toccopola storyteller Jerry Short just endured a total knee replacement.  We check in on the patient; and get his thoughts on the Mueller Report summary of possible collusion with Russia, released Sunday by attorney general William Barr.  Several SEC and ACC men's basketball teams are off to the Sweet 16.  Also, Johnny Manziel gets a few passes in for the AAF's Memphis Express.

VisitMississippi.org's Tom Van Hyning drops by the Y'all Show on location in Daytona Beach, Fla., to talk spring training, MLB projections, and tourism in the Hospitality State.  Cleve Marsh educates us on some new terminology during his outdoors feature.  Also, former president and Plains (Ga.) peanut farmer Jimmy Carter becomes the oldest living former commander-in-chief.

Mobile tourism official Emily Gonzalez joins host Jon Rawl at the Southeast Tourism Society meeting in Daytona Beach, Fla., discussing the history and attractions in Alabama's "Azalea City."  Alpine Helen and White County is set to host its first songwriters' festival in the North Georgia mountain town this weekend. Plus, former Florida Gators pitcher-turned-tourism industry pro John Pricher talks UF sports, the SEC, and Florida's only spot to swim with the manatees: Citrus County.  

Daytona Beach welcomes the Southeast Tourism Society's annual conference.  Jon Rawl has traveled to the Sunshine State to chat with tourism industry veteran Georgia Turner, of the West Volusia (Fla.) tourism office. CBS Sports Digital's Jonathan Leifheit previews the NCAA-bound teams from the ACC.  Music insider Preshias Harris shares info on the induction of Ray Stevens, Jerry Bradley and Brooks & Dunn into the Country Music Hall of Fame.   Also, country music traditionalist Shane Owens talks "It's A Southern Thing."

"Rocket City" edition.  Show host Jon Rawl ventures back to Huntsville, Ala., for a quick meal at Rosie's Cantina and a gander at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center.  Arkansas Razorbacks men's basketball coach Mike Anderson and Mississippi State Bulldogs coach Ben Howland speak on the eve of their teams playing in the SEC Men's Basketball Tournament in Nashville.   Plus, country music newcomer Walker Montgomery talks Kentucky Wildcats sports and his new single, "You Heard It Here First."