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Robert St. John and Wyatt Waters spends their last day in Venice as Wyatt paints St. Mark’s Cathedral. Thursdays at 7 p.m. on MPB TV.
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On today's show: Find out why Mississippi environmental groups hope a bill headed to President Donald Trump's desk for his signature will end a local project. Then after a conversation in Story Corps, we'll hear from healthcare officials on why you and your children should get a flu vaccination this year.
Read MoreUPDATED: Auditor Shad White says Tuesday that his office is demanding $78,613 from former state Sen. Kenny Wayne Jones, who worked for Canton Municipal Utilities from 2016 until January 2018.
Read MoreMississippi's Charter School Authorizer Board on Monday approved plans for a group that runs three charter schools in Jackson to open two more there.
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Nonvenomous snakes are more common but venomous snake bites do happen and its best to always be alert in nature. Dr. Robert Galli rejoins the program to talk about handling a snake bite and what to look for when identifying a venomous snake.
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The State Treasurer on Mississippi's Second Credit Rating Upgrade in a Month. Then, why Mississippi's Black Legislative Caucus is throwing its support behind a Democrat campaigning for U.S. Senate. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, Mississippi business leaders and lawmakers are challenging people to make healthier choices. Plus, as a Jackson program for youth celebrates 50 years.
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Dr. Jimmy Stewart takes your questions and calls on another edition of Southern Remedy presented by the University of Mississippi Medical Center and Mississippi Public Broadcasting.
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Have you’ve ever wondered what exactly is the “cloud” and what it does but you’ve been too embarrassed to ask? Well, today we’re going to lift the fog on the cloud and explain what it does and how it benefits you.
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The fall season brings a new set of home maintenance worries and the handyman hangout wants to ease those worries with advice about your home improvement projects. Also, a listener in need of fire ant removal encourages lots of different methods to get rid of these nuisance insects.
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On today's show: A Mississippi family is searching for answers after losing a loved one while incarcerated. Then, find out how your family can financially prepare before a storm strikes. And, tips on when and why high school students need to complete the FAFSA.
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Resiliency How to we develop it? Why do some people seem to bounce back from tragic events more quickly than others? Why do some people seem to get “stuck” in a point in their life, without the ability to move forward? Do you think parents overprotective behaviors impair the development of resiliency? Let’s talk about what is going on in your life.
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It's Get Organized Week! Do you have a will? Is it up to date?Professor Richard Gershon gives advice, answers questions, and tell us what the law is in Mississippi.
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Stephanie Bullock Project Coordinator for Complete 2 Compete explains about the state wide initiative designed to help Mississippi adults, who have earned college credit but do not have a degree, better their lives by completing a degree program.
Read MoreThis week: author Amy Stewart (“Miss Kopp Just Won’t Quit”) and musical guests Julie Odell; teenage blues wunderkind Erin Coburn; and Meridian, MS, native John Paul Dove. Hosted by Jim Dees and the Yalobushwhackers. Saturday at 7 p.m.
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On today's show: Thousands fill a Southaven Mississippi arena to see President Donald Trump. We'll hear his message to voters. Then, advocates in the Delta are celebrating a possible second charter school there. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out how the state health department is checking the safety of the food you're about to eat at the Mississippi State Fair.
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On today's show: A statewide partnership is warning parents about the dangers their teens face using e-cigarettes. Find out more. Then after Everyday Tech, we'll hear from officials with the Jackson VA making strides to improve the medical center, and provide better care to American veterans.
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Mississippi Public Broadcasting has partnered with the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office in its Promote the Vote (PTV) civic engagement program for K-12 students, and one lucky teacher will receive a prize for participating.
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This week: Clarksdale blues with Terry "Big T" Williams! Plus flights of dark fancy in Amy Bonnaffons' "The Wrong Heaven" and some old-time Americana with Kelly Hunt. Hosted by Jim Dees and the Yalobushwhackers. Saturday at 7 p.m.
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On today's show: Human Trafficking is a growing concern in Mississippi, and legislative leaders are taking notice. Learn about a new effort from House Speaker Philip Gunn. Then, find out why keeping more babies alive could be as easy as a, b, c. And after a conversation in Story Corps, a new analysis looks at the uninsurance rate in rural America, and how Medicaid Expansion has an effect.
Read MoreMelody Moody Thortis interviews artists Sean Starwars and Anne Campbell.
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Mississippi Public Broadcasting will not broadcast on television or radio the U.S. Senate debate planned for 7 p.m. October 4 at Millsaps College.
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On today's show: Mississippi is celebrating a new venture at the Nissan plant in Canton. We'll get the details. Then, find out why safety officials are pushing for more caution at railroad crossings. And, we'll hear from a survivor celebrating recovery and how a program is educating young people and their parents on communicating about sex and bullying.
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Chef Rob makes Shrimp Tacos with Okra Relish and Salsa, Registered Dietitian Rebecca Turner has some helpful facts about fiber. Our guest is Libby Hartfield, Host of MPB Radio’s Creature Comforts
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It’s another Ready To Learn Success Story! Ossie Williams of Dawson Elementary works hard to give her students the best educational experience possible. Her passion for education and classroom expertise made her a great addition to the Odd Squad Camp staff. This project is funded by a Ready To Learn grant provided by the Department of Education to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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On today's show: Mississippi families are expressing frustration over the wait for financial assistance to assist their children with special needs. We'll find out why. Then after Everyday Tech, find out how Mississippi schools are stacking up according to annual accountability scores.
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Today our guest is Mississippi’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce, Andy Gipson. We’ll talk with him about his family, faith and career.
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#MeatlessMonday is always trending on social media as people ditch meat at the beginning of the week. Today on Deep South Dining, Kevin and Deborah discuss ways to have a delicious meal with meat and get several vegetarian meal ideas from some listeners.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, October 13, 2018. Featured were Peggy Seeger, Marty Raybon, Bill Monroe, Jean Ritchie, the Wooks and more.
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Next on "Sounds Jewish": more recordings by artists that host Andy Muchin has known – and probably annoyed -- and a few inside-klezmer stories about them.
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On today's show: Find out how Mississippians are lending a helping hand to devastated parts of Florida as they pick up the pieces in the wake of Hurricane Michael. Then, a new report suggests the U-S is the most dangerous developed country in which to give birth. We'll get the details. And, we'll learn life-saving lessons on storing guns and ammunition.
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Felder is in a fall type of mood just as the cool temperatures make it here to Mississippi. He brings in some special offerings from his own garden and celebrates an "egg"stra-ordinary holiday with his cheesy tune. Let's get dirty!
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What's the difference between E10, E15, and E85 gas? When should you use premium vs. regular gas? We'll let you know! And we (really only Allison) answer your automotive questions.
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