Tune in to Sunday's "Sounds Jewish" for music and comedy inspired by the dybbuk, the Golem, various ghosts and the demon Lilith. It'll knock your prayer shawl off.

On today's show: Are more state takeovers of schools on the way? Find out what new rankings say about Mississippi schools. Then, take a look at the state legislature through the eyes of the first African American to serve since reconstruction. And, saving one's self: learn tips for prevention or early detection of breast cancer.

Chef Rob steps aside and Chef Mark Coblentz makes a Pan Seared Salmon with Faro and Squash Saute. Chef Mark has competed in Master Chef Jr. and Chopped Jr.

Dr. Cathy Shropshire joins the program to talk about the Great Delta Bear Affair and the story of how Theodore Roosevelt got the nickname Teddy. Also, Dr. Majure returns and answers your pet questions.

On today's show: Find out how and why emergency management officials are helping students drop, cover, and hold today. Then, hear from a Mississippi fire chief on state efforts to save lives and homes managing wildfires. And in the Book Club, meet the author of the book 'Quackers' as Mississippians gear up for a celebration of literacy. It's time to Read for the Record.

It's time to take advantage of this cool fall weather and check your curb appeal. You may not be selling your house but your first impression speaks volumes. We also get a visit from Felder Rushing to help with your plants and lawn.

On today's show: A federal grand jury in south Mississippi indicts a Chinese national accused of operating a massive opioid trafficking operation. Then, a second chance program for Mississippi's high school dropouts. In Story Corps, hear a conversation about an unconventional marriage and the duo's advice for engaged couples. And, what to expect when you're expecting...a teenager.

Opiate deaths are skyrocketing. Suicide deaths are higher than they have ever been. At the same time mental health services are being cut. How can we let that happen? Are addictive prescription drugs too easy to access? Dr. Susan Buttross discusses possible solutions and how to try to get a better understanding of how we got were we are. Let’s talk about what is going on in your life!

Credit cards can be a useful tool when used properly but there are many myths that surround credit cards and credit. On this episode of Money Talks, we discuss these myths and how to keep your credit in good standing.