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Maggie Rose sits down with Sid Evans on Biscuits & Jam to talk about her journey from Potomac, Maryland, to the Grand Ole Opry—and now a Grammy nomination under her belt. Plus, Maggie reflects on motherhood, the making of her album ‘No One Gets Out Alive,’ the power of her podcast Salute the Songbird, and why Old Bay Seasoning still holds a special place in her heart.
00:00 Introduction
02:45 Having a Baby
06:41 Growing Up In Potomac, Maryland
18:51 College in Clemson
23:50 Moving to Nashville
34:38 “Underestimate Me” and a Grammy
43:46 What Does it Mean to be Southern?
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Barbecue has always been the vehicle for a social gathering in the South. Watch Robby Melvin, Southern Living’s Test Kitchen Director, chat with iconic Southerners while making a range of BBQ dishes.
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Traditional does not mean stuffy in the home of Southern Living test kitchen pro Ivy Odom. This Georgia-bred millennial can fish, throw a mean SEC tailgate, and even knows her way around a pigsty. In each episode, Ivy shares stories, customs, and recipes from growing up in the Deep South but always adds her own modern spin.
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From hot takes on the South’s most intriguing real estate listings to hunting for treasures at estate sales and touring the region’s most spectacular homes, Southern Living style editor Betsy Cribb is up for it all. Home-obsessed Betsy keeps it real whether she’s doling out opinions on Tyler Perry’s Atlanta mansion or exploring Southern estates.
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In 1966, Southern Living was created to highlight the beauty and culture of the growing South. In the decades since its inception, Southern Living, published monthly, has become one of the largest lifestyle magazines in the country. With characteristic Southern hospitality, Southern Living is committed to sharing the region we love with our readers, no matter where they may live.
