MPB CLASSICS: MARIE HULL: HER CHANGING CANVAS
Don't miss a special airing of this MPB Classic, Monday, July 23 at 9 p.m. on MPB Television.
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On today's show: Will more Mississippi women run for office? We'll hear from two organizations helping some get ready. Then we'll learn more about tech tools for pets on Everyday Tech. Plus, find out why a group of farmers say their crops were sabotaged.
Read MoreMississippi ranks 46 in the nation for women in public office. As MPB's Desare Frazier reports efforts are underway to prepare more women to pursue elected positions and political appointments.
Read MoreSome African American farmers in Mississippi are filing a lawsuit alleging a company purposefully sold them defective seeds
Read MoreOn today's show: Will more Mississippi women run for office? We'll hear from two organizations helping some get ready. Then we'll learn more about tech tools for pets on Everyday Tech. Plus, find out why a group of farmers say their crops were sabotaged.
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The biggest secret for many southern cooks is a great cake recipe. What's your favorite type of cake and how do you get that perfect slice of heaven? Kevin and Deborah discuss these questions and take your calls about great southern cakes.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, July 21, 2018. Featured artists were Kenny Baker, Elizabeth Cotten, The Acousticats, The Stanley Brothers, The Travelin' McCourys and others.
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Tune in to the next "Sounds Jewish" for music from around the Jewish world devoted to dancing and romancing.
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On today's show: Attorney General Jim Hood is conducting investigating a proposed road project that would extend from Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves neighborhood to a shopping area. Learn more. Then, state officials are cracking down on scam charities that will tell you they're helping veterans. And, meet a man whose passion for music has benefited musicians and audiences in central Mississippi.
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We’ll start this summer road trip off in Mize for their 40th Annual Watermelon Fest, then we’ll head to Jackson for the Jump start Back to school Jam, next we’re off to The Bologna Performing Arts Center in Cleveland and end the show with musical guest violinist, and Jackson, native, Jocelyn Zhu,
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On last weeks MPB garden party Felder Rushing placed a challenge to the listeners and some of them answered the call. So this episode we get two cheesy tunes (woo hoo!) and plenty of mid-July garden talk. Let's get dirty!
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On today's show: Find out what's at stake for an F-rated school district in northeast Mississippi if state education officials vote for a takeover? Then, we'll hear Mississippians' reactions to President Trump's controversial remarks during and after the Russia Summit. And in our book club, Mississippi author Ace Atkins is back with his brand new release, "The Sinners".
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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: Will more Mississippi women run for office? We'll hear from two organizations helping some get ready. Then we'll learn more about tech tools for pets on Everyday Tech. Plus, find out why a group of farmers say their crops were sabotaged.
Read MoreTune in to the next "Sounds Jewish" for music from around the Jewish world devoted to dancing and romancing.
Read MoreChef Rob makes Turkey Sliders on Sweet Potatoes with a Moroccan Salad, Registered Dietitian Rebecca Turner shares some shocking facts about salt. Our guest is Bill Ellison, the host of the MPB Radio show Grassroots.
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Looking for interesting book discussions or connecting with other bibliophiles?
Read MoreOn today's show: Attorney General Jim Hood is conducting investigating a proposed road project that would extend from Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves neighborhood to a shopping area. Learn more. Then, state officials are cracking down on scam charities that will tell you they're helping veterans. And, meet a man whose passion for music has benefited musicians and audiences in central Mississippi.
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The life and works of acclaimed Mississippi artist Marie Hull are explored in this 1990 documentary. Don't miss a special airing of this MPB Classic, Monday, July 23 at 9 p.m. on MPB Television.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out what's at stake for an F-rated school district in northeast Mississippi if state education officials vote for a takeover? Then, we'll hear Mississippians' reactions to President Trump's controversial remarks during and after the Russia Summit. And in our book club, Mississippi author Ace Atkins is back with his brand new release, "The Sinners".
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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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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.
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: Will more Mississippi women run for office? We'll hear from two organizations helping some get ready. Then we'll learn more about tech tools for pets on Everyday Tech. Plus, find out why a group of farmers say their crops were sabotaged.
Read MoreThe biggest secret for many southern cooks is a great cake recipe. What's your favorite type of cake and how do you get that perfect slice of heaven? Kevin and Deborah discuss these questions and take your calls about great southern cakes.
Read MoreGrassroots playlist for Saturday, July 21, 2018. Featured artists were Kenny Baker, Elizabeth Cotten, The Acousticats, The Stanley Brothers, The Travelin' McCourys and others.
Read MoreTune in to the next "Sounds Jewish" for music from around the Jewish world devoted to dancing and romancing.
Read MoreChef Rob makes Turkey Sliders on Sweet Potatoes with a Moroccan Salad, Registered Dietitian Rebecca Turner shares some shocking facts about salt. Our guest is Bill Ellison, the host of the MPB Radio show Grassroots.
Read MoreLooking for interesting book discussions or connecting with other bibliophiles?
Read MoreOn today's show: Attorney General Jim Hood is conducting investigating a proposed road project that would extend from Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves neighborhood to a shopping area. Learn more. Then, state officials are cracking down on scam charities that will tell you they're helping veterans. And, meet a man whose passion for music has benefited musicians and audiences in central Mississippi.
Read MoreWe’ll start this summer road trip off in Mize for their 40th Annual Watermelon Fest, then we’ll head to Jackson for the Jump start Back to school Jam, next we’re off to The Bologna Performing Arts Center in Cleveland and end the show with musical guest violinist, and Jackson, native, Jocelyn Zhu,
Read MoreOn last weeks MPB garden party Felder Rushing placed a challenge to the listeners and some of them answered the call. So this episode we get two cheesy tunes (woo hoo!) and plenty of mid-July garden talk. Let's get dirty!
Read MoreThe life and works of acclaimed Mississippi artist Marie Hull are explored in this 1990 documentary. Don't miss a special airing of this MPB Classic, Monday, July 23 at 9 p.m. on MPB Television.
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