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The Center for Violence Prevention says a new shelter will provide rehabilitation for human trafficking victims across the state. MPB's Alexis Ware reports.
Read MoreObesity takes its toll financially on people living with it, while some companies are cashing in.
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On today's show: Cracking down on drug-related crime. State law enforcement agencies are charging six Mississippi health care professionals for drug embezzlement. Advice on picking the right protective eye wear for your and your smart phone for the 2017 solar eclipse. And, continuing coverage in our series "The State of Obesity." Hear why Mississippians may be having trouble losing weight.
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Guest Robert Smith, the Coastal Program Coordinator for Wildlife Mississippi, joins the show to explain the benefits of wildfires and prescribed burnings.
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On today's show: Hear from the engineer who has now filed suit against his former employer at the Kemper County Energy Facility, Southern Company. An education outlook as vacant positions have some people concerned about a teacher shortage in the state. And, advocates speak out on evidence-based ways to help boost low-income women in the workforce.
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With kids going off to college and moving out of the house we have ideas on how you can remodel that empty space.
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On today's show: The Governor's Task Force on Opioid Addiction is recommending action to combat the challenges in treating the disease. In our Story Corps segment, a conversation about adjusting to life in the state in midst of the civil rights movement. And, More Mississippi students are reaping the benefits of the free school lunch program.
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Our guest, Richard A. Courtney, Certified Elder Law Attorney, speaks with us about why we need Estate Planning, what an Advanced Healthcare Directive is, and why a Durable Power of Attorney is important.
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Our guest today is Duncan McNicholl who will share his experience of working internationally. If you’re interested in working or volunteering away from the U.S. you’ll need to think about how long you’ll be gone. Why do you want to work overseas? How do you get a VISA to work overseas?
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On today's show: Mixed feelings among Nissan workers on the heels of the vote. What's next for union efforts? Then, a new medical school building for University of Mississippi students that leaders say could help solve the state's doctor shortage. And, after Everyday Tech, find out how Mississippi measures up on policy action to fight cancer.
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Today’s guest is Tripp Purviance, orthopedic nurse practitioner at UMMC. Today is all about your bones, muscles, and joints. Give us a call with your questions or comments.
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Lauren Rhoades from Sweet & Sauer is using locally grown ingredients to create flavorful and healthy fermented foods. She talks with Kevin and Deborah about her products, her fermentation process, and how you can learn to go from Farm to Ferment.
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The next “Sounds Jewish” celebrates Tu B'Av, the Jewish love holiday, with music for dancing and romancing.
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On today's show: Hear from state officials on the legacy of Robert Clark 50 years after his election to the state House of Representatives. More on the teacher shortage, as some potential educators say they are having trouble with the process. And in our Book Club, Author Michael Twitty talks African-American food culture and history.
Read MoreOn today's show: Hear from the engineer who has now filed suit against his former employer at the Kemper County Energy Facility, Southern Company. An education outlook as vacant positions have some people concerned about a teacher shortage in the state. And, advocates speak out on evidence-based ways to help boost low-income women in the workforce.
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Whether at work or at home the importance of security and safety is the same, today, we discussed how technology can give us the tools we need to provide a safe environment.
Read MoreOn today's show: The Governor's Task Force on Opioid Addiction is recommending action to combat the challenges in treating the disease. In our Story Corps segment, a conversation about adjusting to life in the state in midst of the civil rights movement. And, More Mississippi students are reaping the benefits of the free school lunch program.
Read MoreOn today's show: Mixed feelings among Nissan workers on the heels of the vote. What's next for union efforts? Then, a new medical school building for University of Mississippi students that leaders say could help solve the state's doctor shortage. And, after Everyday Tech, find out how Mississippi measures up on policy action to fight cancer.
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Today our guest was Mississippi native, Steve Azar, an American country music "Renaissance Man", hit songwriter, recording artist, and producer.
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Larry Morrisey talks to longtime drummer Jimmi Mayes.
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Ancient Roads from Christ to Constantine is a captivating adventure through four centuries and seven countries. Find out when this MPB Pledge special will air, and see a list of the gifts we will send you when you make a donation to MPB during this program.
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Friday, August 4 at 7:30 p.m. on MPB Television How will the Trump administration affect Mississippians?
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On today's show: Today is the last day for Nissan employees to vote on union membership. Then, state officials are putting a new treatment in officers' hands that they hope will reduce the number of deaths by overdose. Plus, MPB's At Issue returns tonight. We'll hear from analysts Austin Barbour and Brandon Jones. And, find out how you can help maintain a piece of Mississippi history.
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On August 21, 2017, millions of Americans will witness the first total solar eclipse to cross the continental United States in 99 years. In Mississippi, most of the state will see 80% to 90% coverage. Are you planning to watch the eclipse? Read these safety tips before you do. Can't go outside? NOVA will air a special on the eclipse at 8 PM on MPB TV.
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Our guests today are Amy Carroll and Michelle Goreth, pediatric nurse practitioners from UMMC. Accidents and injuries are the leading cause of death in kids and teens. We are here to answer your questions about how to prevent these and what to do when an emergency occurs.
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Our guest today was Rita Likins Brady, a mother searching for her biological son after he was adopted 51 yrs ago and Stacey Pajak & Monica Mounger with Catholic Charities.
Read MoreAs we continue highlighting "Farm to Table" cooking, Van and Dorothy Killen join the show from Two Dog Farms.
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On today's show: We kick off the MPB News Series the "State of Obesity" with a look at how the epidemic affects the population. Mississippian's gather in the Capital City to remember the victims of violent white supremacist protests in Virginia. And after Everyday Tech, why more Mississippi students may want jobs in science, technology, engineering or math if their friends do, too.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, August 12, 2017, Featured artists were Chris Hillman, David Rawlings, The Whitstein Brothers, Ralph Stanley and others.
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Sixty-five years ago this week, the Soviet government executed 13 Jewish intellectuals on trumped-up charges of treason. Tune in to the next "Sounds Jewish" to hear gorgeous Yiddish songs written by some of those martyrs, as well as other music created by Soviet and Russian Jews under often trying circumstances.
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Our special guest today is Dr. Adrian Smith, a plastic surgeon. There is much we can ask him about. We know that plastic surgery can enhance one's looks but what are some of the medical reasons someone might need plastic surgery?
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On this edition of Next Stop MS we showcased the Sunflower River Blues Festival, the Delta Blues Museum, Levon’s Bar & Grill, and Delta blues musician David Dunavent & the Evol Love Band.
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On today's garden party Felder shares advice on ground cover, growing cherry trees in the south, and how the rain is affecting his garden.
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