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Mississippi Edition: Thursday, March 15th

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On today's show: We'll hear how Mississippi Gulf Coast students are taking a stand against gun violence, and what state lawmakers think of the movement. Then, find out why Mississippi veterans should be tested for Hepatitis C today. And in our book club, a conversation with author Tiffany Quay Tyson on her southern gothic novel, "The Past Is Never."

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Mississippi Edition: Monday, March 12th

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On today's show: With the number of hate groups on the rise, find out why one organization says Mississippi is a hotbed for them. Then, learn what you can do to reduce the risk of your identity being stolen. And after Everyday Tech, a look back at last week's graduation that put 57 new State Troopers on Mississippi highways.

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Mississippi Edition: Friday, March 9th

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On today's show: The Mississippi Legislature is moving ahead with the most restrictive abortion regulations in the country. Then, learn more about the support one organization is lending to Mississippians with disabilities. Plus, a new social media campaign designed to help Mississippians be Happy and Healthy.

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Mississippi Edition: Thursday, March 8th

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On today's show: Learn more about a new bill that could be sending teachers to school armed. Then, we'll talk to an expert who says, as tobacco taxes go up, the number of smokers goes down. And in our book club, the tale of the Tupelo Tornado in Minrose Gwin's "Promise." Plus, we'll hear from this year's Poetry Out Loud Winner, Anna Claire Franklin.

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Mississippi Edition: Wednesday, February 7th

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On today's show: Mississippi lawmakers pass the most restrictive abortion bill in the country. We'll hear from both sides. Then, How will Senator Thad Cochran's retirement affect Mississippi? Legislators and researchers weigh-in. And, what a new report from the state auditor says about how state agencies manage their money.

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Mississippi Edition: Tuesday, March 6th

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On today's show: The retirement announcement from Mississippi's senior U.S. Senator could shake up politics in the state. Then, where do state lawmakers stand on the high profile bills facing a deadline in the legislature this week? A feature story on the plight of the state's historically black colleges and universities. And, a Black History Month program canceled? Why students are concerned.

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Mississippi Edition: Monday, March 5th

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On today's show: Details on a class action lawsuit beginning in federal court today over conditions at a Mississippi prison. Then on Everyday Tech, find out what travel technologies you should pack for your spring break road trip. And, we'll hear from experts on how traumatic experiences today may become disease tomorrow.

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Mississippi Edition: Friday, March 2nd

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On today's show: A controversial bill to rewrite Mississippi's public education funding formula is dead in the Senate. Then, a transportation official is speaking out against a plan to improve the state's infrastructure. And, we'll hear from an expert who says reading aloud affects a child's brain development, literacy, and school readiness.

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Mississippi Edition: Thursday, March 1st

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On today's show: State lawmakers are questioning a bill that would allow schools to arm teachers, and the public reacts to some stores making it harder to buy guns. Then, as Women's History month begins, hundreds of composers and musicians are showcasing music composed, taught and performed by women. And in our book club, teen author Lauren Hill.

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Mississippi Edition: Monday, February 26th

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On today's show: We'll hear from a veteran of the civil rights movement as leaders gather to celebrate the state's civil rights museum. Then on Everyday Tech, find out if your tech etiquette is up-to-par with our experts. And, a conversation with a Nobel Prize-winning expert on the impact of investing in early childhood education.

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Mississippi Edition: Friday, February 23rd

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On today's show: Find out why advocates say it's time for lawmakers to make funding daycare a priority. Then, a conversation on the future of social workers in the state. And, we'll hear from an expert on how tax law changes could affect Mississippians.

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Mississippi Edition: Wednesday, February 21st

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On today's show: How does the state senate's infrastructure plan affect the Department of Transportation? We'll hear from the agency head. Then, as advocacy groups push for fewer restrictions on ex-cons, some state lawmakers are weighing in on the right to vote. And, find out what being weather-ready means as changing temperatures draw the threat of severe weather near.

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Mississippi Edition: Tuesday, February 20th

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On today's show: Details on the proposed plans to address Mississippi’s infrastructure. Then, state Congressional leaders agree something must happen to prevent more school shootings. And after a conversation from the story corps mobile tour, find out what redlining is and how it's still dividing communities across the state and country.

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Mississippi Edition: Friday, February 16th

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On today's show: Would Mississippians support or oppose an increase in the state's tobacco tax? Then, we'll hear from advocates for charter schools now that a Hinds County judge has ruled in favor of school choice. And, as the country mourns another mass shooting, an expert weighs in on gun use in Mississippi. Plus, continuing the legacy of Martin Luther King's Poor People's Campaign.

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Mississippi Edition: Thursday, February 15th

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On today's show: As education funding discussions continue, hear from one group who says the public should have more input. Then, public health officials are urging caution - not hysteria - after a deer is found with Chronic Wasting Disease. And the Book Club looks at overcoming race- and gender-bias in "From Liberty to Magnolia."

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