The Great British Baking Show
This week, it’s all about puddings. The bakers go all out to impress Mary and Paul with two types of delicious sponge puddings.
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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.
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State education officials are one step closer to taking over a school district in northeast Mississippi.
Read MoreSome Mississippians are following President's Trump's recent controversial statements at the Russia summit this week and they're sharing their opinion's with MPB's Desare Frazier.
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On today's show: Could the age of Mississippi's new auditor mean more opportunities to come for millennials in the state? Then, find out why a new study shows black women graduating with more student loan debt than their peers. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, we'll hear from the State Treasurer on training for teachers educating their students on financial literacy.
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Nicole Smith, special coordinator for the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, joins the show to talk about the events and exhibits at the museum. With special rotating exhibits and memorable permanent displays, the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is a great way to explore the wildlife of the state.
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Guests: Bill Blackwell, Executive Director of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum; Justin Adams, promoter of motocross; Laura Kramer, Director of Soccer with Tupelo Youth Soccer Association.
Read MoreOn today's show: Could the age of Mississippi's new auditor mean more opportunities to come for millennials in the state? Then, find out why a new study shows black women graduating with more student loan debt than their peers. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, we'll hear from the State Treasurer on training for teachers educating their students on financial literacy.
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New technology aims to change the way we interact with our pets when we're not home, and to keep them safe, happy, and healthy so today we’re going to talk about technology for your pets. Everything from pet cams and automatic food dispensers to the latest Apps plus we’re taking your personal tech questions.
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In 2018 having a smart device in your home is easier (and more affordable) than easier. The handyman hangout gives out tips about updating your home and answers your questions about various summer projects.
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On today's show: Find out why diminishing federal funds could end a program that helps Mississippians sign-up for health insurance. Then, the head of public higher education in Mississippi is launching a listening tour at campuses across the state. And, with Summer being peak moving season, find out how you can avoid fraud and protect your belongings.
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Dr. Susan Buttross discusses ways to know if your child is ready to get back to school, and if not, how to get there.
Read MoreThis Saturday, award-winning food journalist Jessica B. Harris takes us back to a bustling 1970s New York City to hobnob with the likes of Maya Angelou, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison and Nina Simone. Also joining us are soul/blues singer Devon Gilfillian and country-rock band The Artisanals.
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Guest expert, attorney Francis Springer, answered calls about the alcohol laws in Mississippi.
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Our financial experts give their input concerning managing a loved one's money.
Read MoreOn today's show: Could the age of Mississippi's new auditor mean more opportunities to come for millennials in the state? Then, find out why a new study shows black women graduating with more student loan debt than their peers. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, we'll hear from the State Treasurer on training for teachers educating their students on financial literacy.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out why diminishing federal funds could end a program that helps Mississippians sign-up for health insurance. Then, the head of public higher education in Mississippi is launching a listening tour at campuses across the state. And, with Summer being peak moving season, find out how you can avoid fraud and protect your belongings.
Read MoreThis Saturday, award-winning food journalist Jessica B. Harris takes us back to a bustling 1970s New York City to hobnob with the likes of Maya Angelou, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison and Nina Simone. Also joining us are soul/blues singer Devon Gilfillian and country-rock band The Artisanals.
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On today's show: We'll learn about possible new FCC funding at the state's largest hospital. Then, it's official. This season's first case of West Nile virus is confirmed. Find out ways you can avoid the infection this year. We'll hear how the bail bond industry is faring in the state and what new rules could mean for Mississippians.
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Chef Rob prepares Blueberry BBQ Pork Loin with a Garbanzo Bean Salad. Rebecca Turner has some interesting facts about fruit juices and our guest is Mississippi’s Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann.
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On today's show: Why Mississippi health care professionals are saying it's time to end the stigma of opioid addiction. Then, will the reopening of the Emmett Till case bring justice? We'll hear opinion. And, find out how Mississippi students are outpacing others in the nation. The latest on progress in standardized testing.
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On today's show: Why some Mississippi organizations are demonstrating and urging U.S. Senators to vote no to the president's U.S. Supreme Court nominee. Then, an advocacy group is asking Mississippi's governor to draw his attention to issues in-state and not at the border. And in our Book Club meet best-selling author Rick Bragg.
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Secretary Hosemann and Chef Rob prepare a blueberry BBQ pork loin served with garbanzo bean salad.
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On today's show: Find out how a new branding program could put Mississippi products on the map. And, what could President Trump's Supreme Court nomination mean for Mississippi statute? A law professor weighs in. Then, what can be done to help students protect their health? An advocate weighs in on the latest statistics.
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Nicole Smith, special coordinator for the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, joins the show to talk about the events and exhibits at the museum. With special rotating exhibits and memorable permanent displays, the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science is a great way to explore the wildlife of the state.
Read MoreGuests: Bill Blackwell, Executive Director of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame and Museum; Justin Adams, promoter of motocross; Laura Kramer, Director of Soccer with Tupelo Youth Soccer Association.
Read MoreOn today's show: Could the age of Mississippi's new auditor mean more opportunities to come for millennials in the state? Then, find out why a new study shows black women graduating with more student loan debt than their peers. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, we'll hear from the State Treasurer on training for teachers educating their students on financial literacy.
Read MoreNew technology aims to change the way we interact with our pets when we're not home, and to keep them safe, happy, and healthy so today we’re going to talk about technology for your pets. Everything from pet cams and automatic food dispensers to the latest Apps plus we’re taking your personal tech questions.
Read MoreIn 2018 having a smart device in your home is easier (and more affordable) than easier. The handyman hangout gives out tips about updating your home and answers your questions about various summer projects.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out why diminishing federal funds could end a program that helps Mississippians sign-up for health insurance. Then, the head of public higher education in Mississippi is launching a listening tour at campuses across the state. And, with Summer being peak moving season, find out how you can avoid fraud and protect your belongings.
Read MoreDr. Susan Buttross discusses ways to know if your child is ready to get back to school, and if not, how to get there.
Read MoreThis Saturday, award-winning food journalist Jessica B. Harris takes us back to a bustling 1970s New York City to hobnob with the likes of Maya Angelou, James Baldwin, Toni Morrison and Nina Simone. Also joining us are soul/blues singer Devon Gilfillian and country-rock band The Artisanals.
Read MoreGuest expert, attorney Francis Springer, answered calls about the alcohol laws in Mississippi.
Read MoreOur financial experts give their input concerning managing a loved one's money.
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