Matt's Moment: LSU Reloads the Mound: Beatty Commits, Velasquez Transfers In

Matt's Moment: LSU Lands Ruston Safety Jaden Anding, Keeps Louisiana Talent Home

Musso breaks down LSU's latest recruiting win as four-star Ruston safety Jaden Anding commits to the Tigers over Ole Miss. He explains why the decision took an extra week, how Anding reunites with his older brother in Baton Rouge, where he fits into LSU's loaded young safety room, and why the Tigers may not be done adding talent to the secondary with another top cornerback still on the radar.

Southern Salute: Barenaked Ladies' Stunt Changed Everything

Michelle looks back at the release of Barenaked Ladies' breakthrough album Stunt, shares why it was the soundtrack to her graduation year in 1998, and explains how "One Week" became the band's biggest hit.

Matt's Moment: LSU Lands Elite Transfer Angel Laya as 2027 Roster Takes Shape

Matt Musso fills in for Matt Moscona with a look at LSU baseball's latest transfer portal win. The Tigers landed Oregon freshman standout Angel Laya, one of the nation's top available players, giving Jay Johnson another major addition to an already loaded recruiting class. Musso breaks down what Laya brings to the lineup, how he fits into LSU's outfield, and why the Tigers' 2027 roster is quickly becoming one of the most complete in college baseball.

Southern Salute: Queen's First Shot

Before the stadiums, before Bohemian Rhapsody, and before Queen became one of the biggest bands in rock history, there was Keep Yourself Alive. In this episode, Michelle Southern looks back at Queen's debut single, released on July 6, 1973, and the surprising reason it struggled to get radio airplay. Hear what guitarist Brian May said about the song's slow start, how that lesson shaped Queen's future hits, and why the message of staying true to yourself is just as meaningful today as it was more than 50 years ago.

Southern Salute: The Album That Changed Rock One Listener at a Time

On July 1, 1968, a little-known group released an album that didn't make much noise on the charts, but completely changed the direction of rock music. In today's Southern Salute, Michelle looks back at Music from Big Pink, how Bob Dylan helped shape the record, why some of rock's biggest legends called it a masterpiece, and why The Band remains one of the most influential groups of all time. Plus, the story behind Michelle's favorite song from the album.