Bob Baffert, trainer of “Medina Spirit,” is suspended from Churchill Downs after his 2021 Kentucky Derby winner tests positive for drugs. Jerry Short, the Toccopola Storyteller, shares the reason lumber prices have skyrocketed in the past year. Could the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s CRP endeavor be the reason? Plus, the SEC has four teams in the Top 5 of college baseball’s latest poll. And host Jon Rawl has something to say about Southern preachers wearing blue jeans.

Jimmy Melton, a longtime singer/songwriter/musician from Henderson, Tenn., releases his first song as a solo artist, “Deal With This.” The song is a fun look at how bluegrass music legends would deal with today’s coronavirus world. Jake Ehlinger, a University of Texas football player and the younger brother of former Longhorns quarterback Sam Ehlinger, is found dead in Austin. Festivals return in a big way across the region this Mother’s Day weekend.  Also, Craig Faulkner files his latest “Fishing Forecast.”

National Day of Prayer.  We get things going with a message from Dr. Ed Young, pastor of Second Baptist Church in Houston, Texas.  Auburn’s new football coach, Bryan Harsin, speaks at the Regions Tradition Pro-Am in Birmingham, Ala.  Also, a listener asks well-traveled host Jon Rawl about dining spots and more in South Mississippi.

Lewis Grizzard was a humorist and Southern original. Peter Stoddard writes about the late newspaper columnist in his book, “Lewis Grizzard: The Dawg That Did Not Hunt.” Cinco de Mayo arrives and we share some of the most-loved Mexican restaurants in Alabama.  ACC insider Jonathan Leifheit returns to weigh in on the quarterback situation at Florida State, and how the conference is not up to par with college baseball.  Also, host Jon Rawl could have played golf with ‘90s country music starlet Chely Wright.

May the Fourth be with you day, as Star Wars Day arrives for fans of the popular movie series. Yall.com contributor Coby Bennett shares his love of the George Lucas creation. “Barbecue Barrister” Matt Heermans returns to talk outdoor grilling and bugs. Heermans also files an update on the SEC’s dominance in college baseball this season. Lastly, we have a few electrical safety tips to share courtesy of the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI).

Tornadoes hit Tupelo and North Mississippi on Sunday.  “The Godfather of Soul” James Brown was born on this day in 1933.  Jerry Short runs into a second grade one-room school classmate from the 1950s at a wedding over the weekend.  Plus, Art Crews puts his spin on the conclusion of the NFL Draft and Bryce Harper’s dangerous injury in the batter’s box.