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I'm proud of my heritage.

I'm proud of the state of Oklahoma where I grew up.

I'm proud of my parents.

I love the Lord.

And I think that's all the training and the things I learned and grew up with by being in the South.

Some people might say Oklahoma's not the South.

It's central or it's the center part of the United States.

But I'm south of a lot of people, so I'll take it. Welcome to Biscuits and Jam from Southern Living.

I'm Sid Evans, editor-in-chief of Southern Living magazine.

There's an elite few in country music who are recognizable just by their first name.

And though my guest this week was named after her grandmother and came

from humble beginnings on a cattle farm in Oklahoma, the name Reba is about as synonymous with country

music as they come. When I went to L.A. and people had said, whoa, you kept your accent. I said, well, that's the way I talk.

Yeah, but don't you want to change it? And I said, well, why? Then that wouldn't be Reba.

That'd be somebody else. Approaching 45 years in music, television, film, and now podcasting,

Reba McIntyre has done it all, selling more than 75 million records in the process.

Inducted by her hero, Dolly Parton, into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2011, Reba comes from a family of world champion steer ropers.

Before seeing the world on a tour bus, she traveled with her mom, dad, and three siblings

in one truck to rodeo competitions around the country.

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