Sean talks about the weekend spent with elders, and old men who help make us who we are. Music by Sugar and the Mint.

Sean chaperones a van load of teenagers to the Smoky Mountains to visit Dollywood, and lives to tell about it. Music by the High 48’s.

Sean tells the story of growing up, of beautiful water, and a lonely boy who just wants to catch a fish. Music by Woody Pines.

The story of getting lost, and the ones who help us find our way back. Music by the Quasi Brothers.

Of women, and church potluck tables, and the cake revered by many, Sean tells the story of the women who cook poundcake. Music by California Feetwarmers.

Sean tells the story of under-confident children from different worlds, writing letters, and delivering kindness. Music by Jake and Rebekah Workman.

Sean tells the story of a third-grader who has a knack for poetry, and a tale of angels from the Methodist tradition. Music by The Barefoot Movement.

Happiness is an old dog who doesn’t know a stranger, and a Baptist foot-washing service. Music by Hot October.

The season draws to a close and it is the end of summer blessings. Sean delivers a tale of his mother, and the gentle wisdom she offered. Music by the Wildmans.

The 50th episode of Sean of the South, live at the Mount Vernon Theater in Tallassee, Alabama, with foot-stomping music played on the same stage where Hank Williams performed. Music by the Goat Hill String Band.