Amped & Wired: Empty Atlas
This week, Jackson, Mississippi’s Empty Atlas performs melodic indie rock with a lyrical focus on personal growth and connections. Friday at 10 p.m. on MPB TV.
Find Out MoreGloria Dickerson is the founder and CEO of “We Together Creating Change,” an organization committed to making sure children are successful. Growing up in poverty in the Delta in the 1960s, Gloria was considered an “at risk” student and determined to overcome her circumstances and have a better life. She credits her education with helping her find success in life.
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On today's show: We'll hear from Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann as Mississippians near and far prepare to vote. Then Republican candidates are vying for an open House seat. Plus, re-enactors and historians from around the country are in Mississippi to channel the lives and labor of slaves. And in our book club, Robert F. Kennedy's visit to Mississippi is remembered.
Read MoreHistoric preservation groups are remembering the slaves who lived and toiled "behind the big house."
Read MoreThe federal government wants Mississippians' input on marijuana.
Read MoreOn today's show: We'll hear from Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann as Mississippians near and far prepare to vote. Then Republican candidates are vying for an open House seat. Plus, re-enactors and historians from around the country are in Mississippi to channel the lives and labor of slaves. And in our book club, Robert F. Kennedy's visit to Mississippi is remembered.
Read MoreIt's time to get your rod and reel (if you haven't already). We have Larry Bull, Assistant Director of Fisheries at Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks to talk about getting the best out of your next fishing trip.
Read MoreGuests: Dr. Ennis Proctor - MS Sports Hall of Fame member; Mike Bianco - Ole Miss Baseball Head Coach; Brett Ladner - regional director of American Cornhole League.
Read MoreOn today's show: We'll hear from state Superintendent of Education Carey Wright on Mississippi pre-K. Then, a look at student testing. Is it too much? Not enough? And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, is the quality of the air we breathe getting better or getting worse? Plus, a look at Mississippi 50 years after Martin Luther King's Poor People's Campaign.
Read MoreApril is Autism Awareness Month so today we will discuss Autism and assistive Technology with our special guest, Dr. Rebecca Mullican Executive Director of the Jackson Autism Center.
Read MoreThe handyman hangout is busting at the seams with advice for your home improvement projects and appliances. Timmy McLendon is back from A/C Remedies and Jeff even brought a friend to join the table. Also, who knew Chrysler made air conditioners?
Read MoreOn today's show: Advocates on the front lines of fighting tobacco use among Mississippi children say e-cigarettes and vaping are the latest threat. Then, the latest as the state is shutting down bridges determined to be unsafe for the motoring public. And, do changing temperatures mean the state's climate is changing? We'll hear from an expert.
Read MoreOur guest: Chancery Court Judge Haydn Roberts explains child custody factors - Albright Factors.
Read MoreAny topic was up for discussion! Retirement and rollovers were popular on this show.
Read MoreToday we will speak with, CEO, Author, Educator and motivational speaker, Tommie Mabry about his amazing life story and how has taking his life experiences and turned them into a platform for change.
Read MoreOn today's show: We'll hear from Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann as Mississippians near and far prepare to vote. Then Republican candidates are vying for an open House seat. Plus, re-enactors and historians from around the country are in Mississippi to channel the lives and labor of slaves. And in our book club, Robert F. Kennedy's visit to Mississippi is remembered.
Read More“Outstanding radio reporting that makes a difference for the audience,” wrote one of the Associated Press contest judges.
Read MoreOn today's show: We'll hear from state Superintendent of Education Carey Wright on Mississippi pre-K. Then, a look at student testing. Is it too much? Not enough? And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, is the quality of the air we breathe getting better or getting worse? Plus, a look at Mississippi 50 years after Martin Luther King's Poor People's Campaign.
Read MoreApril is Autism Awareness Month so today we will discuss Autism and assistive Technology with our special guest, Dr. Rebecca Mullican Executive Director of the Jackson Autism Center.
Read MoreOn today's show: Advocates on the front lines of fighting tobacco use among Mississippi children say e-cigarettes and vaping are the latest threat. Then, the latest as the state is shutting down bridges determined to be unsafe for the motoring public. And, do changing temperatures mean the state's climate is changing? We'll hear from an expert.
Read MoreToday we will speak with, CEO, Author, Educator and motivational speaker, Tommie Mabry about his amazing life story and how has taking his life experiences and turned them into a platform for change.
Read MoreThe Chickasawhay River in southeast Mississippi is a world-renown treasure trove of the Earth’s history, and in a special Mississippi Public Broadcasting original documentary titled “35 Million Years Down the Chickasawhay,” some of the river’s ancient discoveries are revealed. Watch the documentary at 7 p.m. April 26 and at 10:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. April 29 on MPB Television.
Read MoreWe’ll start this road trip off on the MS Gulf Coast for the Crawfish Music Festival. Next, we’ll head to Byram for their Annual Swinging Bridge Festival. After that we’ll scoot over to Belhaven and chat about their Grill Cheese Festival. Then we’ll speak with Dr. Jay Dean about the MS Opera & the Natchez Festival of Music and end the show with our musical guest The Freedom Funk Band!!!
Read MoreJACKSON, Miss. – Mississippi’s best young orators showcased their talents during the 2018 Poetry Out Loud finals held March 6 at the Mississippi Public Broadcasting Auditorium. The event will broadcast on MPB Television at 9 p.m. April 16.
Read MoreDr. Rick deShazo and a panel of experts discuss how solving weight issues is much more than controlling what goes in your mouth. Friday, April 13, at 7:30 p.m. on MPB Television or anytime online.
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On today's show: We'll hear from Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann as Mississippians near and far prepare to vote. Then Republican candidates are vying for an open House seat. Plus, re-enactors and historians from around the country are in Mississippi to channel the lives and labor of slaves. And in our book club, Robert F. Kennedy's visit to Mississippi is remembered.
Read MoreIt's time to get your rod and reel (if you haven't already). We have Larry Bull, Assistant Director of Fisheries at Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks to talk about getting the best out of your next fishing trip.
Read MoreGuests: Dr. Ennis Proctor - MS Sports Hall of Fame member; Mike Bianco - Ole Miss Baseball Head Coach; Brett Ladner - regional director of American Cornhole League.
Read More“Outstanding radio reporting that makes a difference for the audience,” wrote one of the Associated Press contest judges.
Read MoreOn today's show: We'll hear from state Superintendent of Education Carey Wright on Mississippi pre-K. Then, a look at student testing. Is it too much? Not enough? And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, is the quality of the air we breathe getting better or getting worse? Plus, a look at Mississippi 50 years after Martin Luther King's Poor People's Campaign.
Read MoreApril is Autism Awareness Month so today we will discuss Autism and assistive Technology with our special guest, Dr. Rebecca Mullican Executive Director of the Jackson Autism Center.
Read MoreThe handyman hangout is busting at the seams with advice for your home improvement projects and appliances. Timmy McLendon is back from A/C Remedies and Jeff even brought a friend to join the table. Also, who knew Chrysler made air conditioners?
Read MoreOn today's show: Advocates on the front lines of fighting tobacco use among Mississippi children say e-cigarettes and vaping are the latest threat. Then, the latest as the state is shutting down bridges determined to be unsafe for the motoring public. And, do changing temperatures mean the state's climate is changing? We'll hear from an expert.
Read MoreOur guest: Chancery Court Judge Haydn Roberts explains child custody factors - Albright Factors.
Read MoreAny topic was up for discussion! Retirement and rollovers were popular on this show.
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