'Sweet-Tea' and Me Contest
Oooo-weee! There's not much better on a hot day than a cold glass of sweet tea. Except for maybe a $100 or $500 Food Lion Gift Card, that is! Get a shot of your mug and your sweety (that's 'sweet-tea') and send it in for your chance to win! Winners will be chosen based on originality. Click Here to Enter, and Good Luck!

5-Day Video of the Day pick
County Law! County Law! County Law! County Law! County Law! OK, just click on the link and you'll see what I mean. If that's not enough, how about this? Batman!! Batman!! Batman!! Batman!!

'SWEET TEA AND ME' 4th Winner!!
Click here for a closer look... Congratulations to BRAD WARNER of Ormond Beach, FL. He submitted his Sweet Tea and Me picture and won a $100 FOOD LION GIFT CARD, John Boy & Billy T-Shirt and Hat!! Be sure to get a picture of you and your container of John Boy & Billy Sweet Tea submitted. There's 2 more chances to win a $100 Food Lion Gift Card and the Grand Prize Drawing for a $500 Food Lion Gift Card. GET CREATIVE AND GOOD LUCK!!

SWEET 'T' AND ME HONORABLE MENTION
Submitted by Cameron Taylor, daughter of Capt. Kit “Kitty Kat” Taylor. The photo was taken when the players from the 2009 UNC Basketball Team went fishing on the POLE POSITION. After the rules and regulations were explained to John Boy – the photo became an HONORABLE MENTION. Enter your own contest entry here!

Richard Petty & Trace Adkins at The Big Show
Richard Petty and Trace Adkins recently stopped by the Big Show studios to shoot several TV commercials for BC and Goody's Headache Powders. Click here for some behind the scenes shots... see if you can pick out our studio!

Really Get To Know The Big Show Crew
Here’s your chance to get the otherwise unpublished 4-1-1 on every single member of the most twisted family you’ll ever come across on the radio dial. Do you know what John Boy’s first car was? Any idea what Billy did before getting into radio? Heck, you can even find out the exact time that Robert D. Raiford was born – assuming the sundial was correct – in our Big Show Crew Section.

John Boy Thinks The Hay Boy Gets It Right
There’s a very basic idea on how to clean-up the ongoing oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico, threatening hundreds of miles of coastline. Walton County in Florida has an idea on how they can protect its 26 miles of beaches. It involves barges miles offshore filled with 1400 pound rolls of hay. The barges, equipped with high-powered blowers, would spray the cut hay into the oily waters and then retrieve it with machines called aqua conveyors. Back on shore, the oil-soaked hay would be burned for fuel. CLICK THE LINK TO SEE THE DEMONSTRATION