MISSISSIPPI ROADS: PLACES YOU DIDN'T KNOW WERE IN MISSISSIPPI
This week we take a look at some strange and unique places in that you didn’t know were in MS. Thursday, at 7PM on MPB TV.
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Attorney and activist June Hardwick grew up surrounded by educators and learned as a child the importance of learning.
Read MoreChokwe Lumumba is an attorney, city councilman and leader of the New Afrikan People’s Organization.
Read MoreDavetta serves as an attorney in Mississippi and the Executive Director for the Access to Justice Commission, and Johnathan is the owner of Mississippi Products, Inc.
Read MoreJason is an MC, as well as a Co-Owner of Fahrenheight Creative Group and 106 Lounge.
Read MoreAlthough Def Jam recording artist Big K.R.I.T. started his career as a teenager, he decided early on he was going to finish school.
Read MoreGeraldine Brookins serves as president of Changing Dynamics, a management consulting firm in Jackson, Miss.
Read MoreGloria Dickerson is the founder and CEO of “We Together Creating Change,” an organization committed to making sure children are successful.
Read MoreAs a football player at the age of 22, Antonio Wright's life changed when a car accident left him paralyzed from the waist down.
Read MoreC.Leigh McInnis - an instructor of English @ Jackson State University, the publisher and editor of Black Magnolias Literary Journal, and the author of seven books, including four collections of poetry, one collection of short fiction and one work of literary criticism.
Read MoreDr. Freda Bush - an obstetrician/gynecologist in Jackson, MS. She has delivered over 10,000 babies.
Read MoreJeff Marshall - dropped out of high school just months before graduation. He resently returned to get his GED and is now working as a front end manager at Ihop. Jeff is also a community theather actor.
Read MoreNsombi Lambright - the executive director of the Americian Civil Liberties Union of Mississippi, community activist and mother.
Read MoreFormer Corrections Commissioner Christopher Epps faces up to 20 years in prison.
Read MoreOutrage over racially charged remarks made by a Mississippi legislator are leading to calls for his immediate resignation. There are requests for an investigation.
Read MoreTwo Mississippi congressmen disagree on how the president's proposed budget will affect Mississippians. MPB's Alexis Ware reports.
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Do you have cracks in your bricks or walls? You might have a problem with your foundation. Mac Chunn from Structural Solutions joins the table to give insight and advice about your foundation.
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Have you found yourself searching for an answer as to why something happened and end up blaming the victim? Bullying, rape, domestic violence, even poverty are instances when often the victim seems to be targeted as at least partially to blame. Why do we do that? What can make us so insensitive. There are some likely reasons that make us fall into this behavior.
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Attorney Lee Russell discusses Immigration Law, the role of ICE, and visa overstays.
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One of the biggest adjustments in anyone’s life is when they’re fresh in to the world of adulthood. Among those challenges for new adults is managing their finances; especially when leaving for college away from home. When do you start preparing your children for financial independence?
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We're talking all things medicines today so if you have questions about why your healthcare provider may prescribe something, how you should take it or what you should do with it when you're done.
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Talamieka Brice talks about her involvement in the book, Pantsuit Nation. Guitarist and singer-songwriter, CHAD WESLEY, talks about his methods for playing music and his sophomore album set to release soon!
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, May 20, 2017. Featured were John Hartford, Bill Monroe, Kate Wolf, Kenny Baker and more.
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May is Jewish American Heritage Month. And you know you want to celebrate. So tune in to the next “Sounds Jewish” for music that reflects the fertile crossroads of Jewish and American cultures.
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Today, Dr. Owens and Dr. Brown answer all questions that you might be reluctant to ask your OB/GYN.
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The C Spire Concert Series takes over Madison, the Junior Kimbrough exhibit preserves his legacy, the Great Big Yam Potatoes Gathering welcomes old-time fiddle music lovers, the curator for the Taylor Swift Experience Grammy Museum Mississippi shares behind the scenes details, and the Mississippi Boy Choir’s Annual Spring Concert celebrates Mississippi’s bicentennial.
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Sunday, May 28 at 5:30 p.m. on MPB Television University of Mississippi professors Charles Reagan Wilson and Ted Ownby discuss their new book, "The Mississippi Encyclopedia."
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We recently received an email from a loyal listener in Mobile, AL asking for more info on the FREE program we mentioned to protect your computer from Ransomware infections...here is our response:
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Friday, May 26 at 10 p.m. on MPB Television The Mississippi Shakedown roars through an enthusiastic live set.
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Thursday, May 25 at 7 p.m. on MPB Television This week we take a look at some strange and unique places in that you didn’t know were in Mississippi.
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Mississippi Public Broadcasting was a proud partner of the Grand Opening of the Curious George™: Let's Get Curious Exhibit at the Mississippi Children's Museum.
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The 28th annual broadcast of this night of remembrance, co-hosted by Joe Mantegna and Laurence Fishburne, honors the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, their families at home and all those who have given their lives for our country. Sunday, May 28 at 7PM on MPB TV.
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On today's show: The Southern Poverty Law Center says Governor Phil Bryant's authority to make budget cuts is unconstitutional. Vicksburg area residents brace for a weekend without water. Athletes from around the state will compete at the Mississippi Special Olympics this weekend. And, the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra is preparing for its final events of the season, including Pepsi Pops.
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On today's show: Cracking down on health care professionals whose illegal prescriptions are adding to the opioid epidemic. Then, former Governor Ronnie Musgrove is taking school funding deficits to the Supreme Court. In our Book Club, find out how your clicks online can translate into a personality profile for the digital you. And later, MasterChef contestant, Mark Coblentz.
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Sunday, May 21 at 5:30 p.m. on MPB Television The former chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities returns to his home state to receive the Governor’s Arts Lifetime Achievement Award.
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On today's show: Hear from the public safety commissioner as officials and families around the state pause to remember fallen officers. A Mississippi Mayor is in the nation’s capital to make the case for investments in the health of the Mississippi River. And after your Health Minute, find out how living organ donations can prolong one person’s life without taking another.
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Sunday, May 28 at 5:30 p.m. on MPB Television University of Mississippi professors Charles Reagan Wilson and Ted Ownby discuss their new book, "The Mississippi Encyclopedia."
Read MoreDo you have cracks in your bricks or walls? You might have a problem with your foundation. Mac Chunn from Structural Solutions joins the table to give insight and advice about your foundation.
Read MoreWe recently received an email from a loyal listener in Mobile, AL asking for more info on the FREE program we mentioned to protect your computer from Ransomware infections...here is our response:
Read MoreFriday, May 26 at 10 p.m. on MPB Television The Mississippi Shakedown roars through an enthusiastic live set.
Read MoreThursday, May 25 at 7 p.m. on MPB Television This week we take a look at some strange and unique places in that you didn’t know were in Mississippi.
Read MoreHave you found yourself searching for an answer as to why something happened and end up blaming the victim? Bullying, rape, domestic violence, even poverty are instances when often the victim seems to be targeted as at least partially to blame. Why do we do that? What can make us so insensitive. There are some likely reasons that make us fall into this behavior.
Read MoreMississippi Public Broadcasting was a proud partner of the Grand Opening of the Curious George™: Let's Get Curious Exhibit at the Mississippi Children's Museum.
Read MoreAttorney Lee Russell discusses Immigration Law, the role of ICE, and visa overstays.
Read MoreThe 28th annual broadcast of this night of remembrance, co-hosted by Joe Mantegna and Laurence Fishburne, honors the service and sacrifice of our men and women in uniform, their families at home and all those who have given their lives for our country. Sunday, May 28 at 7PM on MPB TV.
Read MoreOne of the biggest adjustments in anyone’s life is when they’re fresh in to the world of adulthood. Among those challenges for new adults is managing their finances; especially when leaving for college away from home. When do you start preparing your children for financial independence?
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