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The Y'all Show reaches its sesquicentennial; and host Jon Rawl travels to Water Valley, Miss., for a celebration. He's joined by Southern storyteller Jerry Short, as we learn more about this historic community in North Mississippi. Matt Heermans returns for a walk down barbecue sauce lane. Both Arkansas and Louisiana have sensational savory sauces. And we get you ready for tonight's State of the Union Address from Washington, D.C.
Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta is rather boring as the New England Patriots and Tom Brady capture their sixth world title. Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam steps on a blackface landmine; and he's now repelling overwhelming calls for resignation. Jerry Short connects this latest political blunder to Trent Lott's fall from grace in 2002. And Walmart is changing its sick leave policy for employees.
Friday Free-for-Y'all. Jon Rawl looks back on a chilly week in the South. Oklahoma Sooners head football coach Lincoln Riley is being awarded lots of money for his effort on the field. And cajun-country musical act Jackie Callier, Ivy Dugas & the Cajun Cousins provides the soundtrack for a fun-filled Super Bowl LIII weekend.
LSU insider Billy Gomila discusses Ed Orgeron's strategy as Feb. 6 (National Signing Day) is less than a week away. The managing editor of AndTheValleyShook.com also weighs in on Will Wade's Top 20 Tiger basketball team. Michelle Obama and John Grisham have best sellers on the New York Times' list of books. And during this bone-chilling week host Jon Rawl shares the lowest temps ever recorded for the 16 Southern states.
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