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Gloria 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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Some 20,000 jobs are waiting for trained high tech workers in Mississippi, according to The Skills Foundation. The organization is working to close the skills gap.
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On today's show: Find out what leaders at Clinton's new Continental Tire Plant say they're working on to hire Mississippi workers. Then, after Everyday Tech, Mississippians who want to become homeowners now have a new option to help them come up with the down payment. We'll get the details.
Read MoreManagers working to launch the new Continental Tire Plant in Clinton say they're gearing up to hire production workers.
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Lawyers who have made a difference for the better in Mississippi and the United States.
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We love our pets but they cost a lot! Here's some idea of the costs associated with our furry friends.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out what leaders at Clinton's new Continental Tire Plant say they're working on to hire Mississippi workers. Then, after Everyday Tech, Mississippians who want to become homeowners now have a new option to help them come up with the down payment. We'll get the details.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, October 20, 2018. Featured were Bill Monroe, The Greencards, Jim & Jesse, Alison Krauss, Mother Maybelle Carter and others.
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This week, it's homecoming at the Lyric Oxford! Featuring songwriter (and former Ole Miss quarterback) Jim Weatherly, singer-songwriter Taylor Hunnicutt and special guest Cary Hudson. Hosted by Jim Dees and the Yalobushwhackers. Saturday at 7 p.m.
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Join me next time on Sounds Jewish for music and comedy inspired by the dybbuk, the Golem, ghosts and the devil. It may scare the skullcap off of you.
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On today's show: Analysis of a new report on how many Mississippians are struggling to manage rising healthcare cuts. We'll hear about public university and community college programs looking to advance more Mississippians. And, a new anti-smoking campaign is aimed directly at younger Mississippians who vape.
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Today we start this road trip in Greenville for the 7th Annual Delta Hot Tamale Festival, then we’ll head to Rolling Fork for the Great Delta Bear Affair. Next we’ll head to Biloxi and visit Terror on the Coast and end the show with Hip Hop Artist, Silas.
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Today's garden party is just the way you like it. Lots of fall gardening questions, Felder giving a recap of his garden, and an extremely cheesy tune (see picture). Let's get dirty!
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Does your car grind? Hum? Rattle? Knock? Tick? Click? Whine? Squeal? Allison answers auto questions about sounds plus others.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out what leaders at Clinton's new Continental Tire Plant say they're working on to hire Mississippi workers. Then, after Everyday Tech, Mississippians who want to become homeowners now have a new option to help them come up with the down payment. We'll get the details.
Read MoreThis week, it's homecoming at the Lyric Oxford! Featuring songwriter (and former Ole Miss quarterback) Jim Weatherly, singer-songwriter Taylor Hunnicutt and special guest Cary Hudson. Hosted by Jim Dees and the Yalobushwhackers. Saturday at 7 p.m.
Read MoreThe Native American experience is central to Mississippi’s story. As early as the 1920s the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) recognized the significance of Native American history, sending archaeologists out around the state to survey mound sites.
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The Nov. 6 Election Day is drawing near, and Mississippi Public Broadcasting is offering voters insights on U.S. Senate candidates and matters at stake in a special @ISSUE program airing at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 and noon Nov. 4 on MPB Television.
Read MoreOn today's show: Analysis of a new report on how many Mississippians are struggling to manage rising healthcare cuts. We'll hear about public university and community college programs looking to advance more Mississippians. And, a new anti-smoking campaign is aimed directly at younger Mississippians who vape.
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On today's show: A Mississippi public service commissioner is leading the first-ever summit to increase the number of people of color hired by utility companies. Then, we'll hear from an advocate of a controversial anti-flooding plan. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, Mississippi ACT scores aren't measuring up compared to the rest of the country. Find out why.
Read MoreExplore the history of Mississippi's First Peoples and visit the many sites around the state that celebrate and honor this rich and important history.
Read MoreMississippi Public Broadcasting was at Pearl Upper Elementary School this morning with the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office to participate in a mock election for the Promote The Vote initiative.
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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.
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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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Lawyers who have made a difference for the better in Mississippi and the United States.
Read MoreWe love our pets but they cost a lot! Here's some idea of the costs associated with our furry friends.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out what leaders at Clinton's new Continental Tire Plant say they're working on to hire Mississippi workers. Then, after Everyday Tech, Mississippians who want to become homeowners now have a new option to help them come up with the down payment. We'll get the details.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, October 20, 2018. Featured were Bill Monroe, The Greencards, Jim & Jesse, Alison Krauss, Mother Maybelle Carter and others.
Read MoreThis week, it's homecoming at the Lyric Oxford! Featuring songwriter (and former Ole Miss quarterback) Jim Weatherly, singer-songwriter Taylor Hunnicutt and special guest Cary Hudson. Hosted by Jim Dees and the Yalobushwhackers. Saturday at 7 p.m.
Read MoreJoin me next time on Sounds Jewish for music and comedy inspired by the dybbuk, the Golem, ghosts and the devil. It may scare the skullcap off of you.
Read MoreThe Native American experience is central to Mississippi’s story. As early as the 1920s the Mississippi Department of Archives and History (MDAH) recognized the significance of Native American history, sending archaeologists out around the state to survey mound sites.
Read MoreThe Nov. 6 Election Day is drawing near, and Mississippi Public Broadcasting is offering voters insights on U.S. Senate candidates and matters at stake in a special @ISSUE program airing at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 and noon Nov. 4 on MPB Television.
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