Huge, prehistoric grapes!

What do you say when you want to say, “you don’t say?!”

We’re not talking skid marks!

Are you even Southern if you don’t eat biscuits?

There’s one thing every Southerner agrees on. How to make iced tea.

Armpits aside, tickled means a little something different in the South.

Grab your allergy meds because April is going to cover you (and everything you own) in a green blanket of life.

Don’t pass the sugar bowl just yet! “Give Me Some Sugar” is a term of affection.

There’s one thing you never do when driving in the South…

What’s that thing you push around the store? In the South it’s called a…

You’ll hear this phrase a lot in the South. (We suspect it originated from a honey-do list.)

It’s a Southern tradition to eat black-eyed peas on New Year’s day…

To a Southerner, “carry on” doesn’t mean keep going. Here’s what it does mean…

Some like it hot…others mild. But everything’s better with a spoon of this on it…

You best check the inflection! Southern women won’t talk ugly, but they’re masters at manipulating meaning with tone…

It sounds terrible. But cook it right, and you’ll discover it’s mighty good! (For Heaven’s sake be sure to cook it!)

Here’s how to tell if you’re expected for supper...

The South is known for its kindness. But do you know how to return it? Here’s what your neighbors expect…

Some southern phrases have a stigma outside of the south. But we think “might could” is a helpful non-grammatical pairing of verbs.

Betcha didn’t know the South’s favorite spread originated in New York?!