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Enjoy a musical mash-up of the iconic chef, in honor of her birthday today.
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Officials with the University of Mississippi Medical Center are breaking ground on a state-of-the-art emergency services center.
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On today's show: Find out why Mississippi one of the states suing the federal government over an immigration program. Then, find out how Mississippi measures up to the nation on cancer policies. And in our book club meet Mississippi author Julian Rankin with his new book, "Catfish Dream".
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Young women in the Mississippi Delta are using words to empower and express themselves. MPB’s Alexandra Watts reports on how girls are writing, changing and shaping their world.
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On today's show Dr. Buttross talks about back to school jitters and ways that you can help make the school year start smoother.
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On today's show: Will citizens of the capital city vote to approve a bond referendum for the Jackson Public School district? We'll hear from both sides. Then in Story Corps, a conversation on women balancing work with motherhood. Plus, we'll learn how student debt is affecting Mississippi graduates.
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Mississippi Center for Justice is a nonprofit, public interest law firm committed to advancing racial and economic justice.The firm's president, Reilly Morse, was our guest.
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We've got personal finance habits everyone should follow to work toward good financial health
Read MoreTake a radio road trip to the birthplace of the king of rock 'n' roll, Tupelo, MS, for an evening of music and poetry. Featuring poet Derrick Harriell, blues musician Marcus "Mookie" Cartwright, and soul-pop rockers Hannah Gill and the Hours. Tune in at 7 p.m. Central, on the radio or online.
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On today's show: Find out why legislative Democrats want a bigger say in possible state infrastructure solutions. Then, the Medgar and Myrlie Evers Home is being recognized on a national list of civil rights sites. And after Everyday Tech, why the state's public service commissioners are advocating for getting high-speed Internet service to rural Mississippians.
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As your college student heads off for the first year, you know that there will be challenges ahead - both for him and for you so our guest today MeShonya Wren-Coleman Director of the First Year Experience program at Jackson State University is here to talk about some of those challenges and how they can help make the transition a little less stressful.
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On today's program, Kevin and Deborah showcase some of their favorite international flavors. Chef Godfrey, from Chef Godfrey's Catering, shares how is Jamaican background influences what he does in the kitchen. Also, we give tips on adding international flavors to your meals.
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Shalom, pardner. Tune in to the next "Sounds Jewish" for Jewish cowboy and cowgirl music, plus humor.
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Chef Rob prepares Vegetable Bolognese Pasta with Garlic Soup. Rebecca Turner has a easy tuna taco recipe to share and our guest is Joff Clark, owner of Bayou View fitness in Gulfport MS.
Read MoreOn today's show: A new statewide effort for saving families and keeping children out of foster care. Then, Will more Mississippi mom's breastfeed now that it's publicly protected by law? Plus, find out how new rules in public housing could protect residents from secondhand smoke exposure. And a conversation with civil rights icon, James Meredith.
Read MoreHolly Lange, executive director of the Mississippi Book Festival, describes herself as organized, disciplined and always on time. Those are precisely the characteristics needed to ensure the state’s largest literary event goes off without a hitch from year to year.
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On today's show: Find out why Mississippi doctors say people who get vaccinated are less likely to contract hepatitis. Then after Everyday Tech, the first African American to attend the University of Mississippi will be inducted into the University's Hall of Fame. And, we'll hear about a southern artist known best for his notable blue dog series.
Read MoreMalcom white talks to artists Anne O'Hara and Barbara Carver-Hunt.
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Chef Rob prepares a Black Bean Dijon Burger with sweet potato crisps and grilled tomatoes. Rebecca Turner has some great ideas on making lunches for the kids and our guest is District 12 State Representative, Jay Hughes.
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On July 31, Muggles from all over the world will celebrate "The Boy Who Lived" and his creator, J.K. Rowling. Find out where you can celebrate and make sure to check with your local library to find out if they are hosting a celebration. Want to host your own celebration? We have some tips for you!
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On today's show: We'll hear the latest as the Lt. Governor responds to the Attorney General's request regarding a frontage road project. Then find out why advocates and officials say a job could keep ex-offenders from committing new crimes. And Mississippi's tax-free weekend offers opportunities to save. Will shoppers take advantage?
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On today's show: Find out how aggravated cruelty charges for a Mississippi couple are raising questions about how lenient the state laws may be. Then we'll hear from advocates fighting against human trafficking, as the waiting list for the state's only shelter for victims grows longer. And in our book club, hear from author George Malvaney on his story of perseverance and redemption.
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On today's show: Find out why the state attorney general is suing a student loan company. Then, What's next for sports gambling now that it's legal in the state of Mississippi? And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, we'll learn how a campaign designed to educate women about their risk for breast cancer and early detection hopes to save lives.
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On today's show: Some Mississippi airports are getting safety upgrades for passengers and residents of Mississippi Communities. Find out more. Then, we'll hear the latest in special education law for Mississippi students. And, meet Miss Mississippi 2018 Asya Branch.
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Felder rushing starts this weeks garden party by thanking our non-Mississippi listeners and shares a very complimentary email. Then he answers your questions about blueberries, native plants, and more. We also get to hear the latest edition of "Dear Felder". Let's get dirty!
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"Books are a uniquely portable magic." Stephen King
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out why Mississippi one of the states suing the federal government over an immigration program. Then, find out how Mississippi measures up to the nation on cancer policies. And in our book club meet Mississippi author Julian Rankin with his new book, "Catfish Dream".
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Tara Wildlife is rooted in conservation and the beauty of nature. Mark Bowen is here from Tara to talk about its history, events, and the birding that serves as one of its major draws. Also, Dr. Majure is here answering your pet questions.
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We broadcast a repeat of MPB's Season Pass February 22nd, 2018 Gone Fishin' show.
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On today's show: Find out why some Mississippi women say a state law is needed to address gender wage gaps. Then, we'll hear from the state literacy director on changing requirements for third-grade tests. And after a Southern Remedy health minute, a credit union in Mississippi is offering "Hope" to those who may be left out when it comes to traditional banking.
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Technology is everywhere it affects how we live, work, play, and most importantly learn. So today we'll discuss technology in the classrooms.
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