FIT TO EAT: CARLYN HICKS
This week on Fit to Eat, Chef Rob is joined by food critic and writer, Carlyn Hicks. Saturday, July 22 at 1:30PM on MPB TV.
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The man who Hugh Freeze replaced as Mississippi's football coach was at least partially responsible for Freeze's stunning downfall Thursday night.
Read MoreGroups representing Mississippi business leaders say the state could have a harder time attracting jobs if Nissan workers vote to join a union. MPB's Alexis Ware reports.
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Veterans hospitals and clinics across the country are looking for more doctors. MPB's Ezra Wall reports on the needs of one of Mississippi's primary VA facilities.
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Jamie Holt and Richard Rummel from the Black Bear Program visit the show and give information about this native Mississippi bear. With black bear population increasing sightings have become more frequent and you should know what to do if you encounter one.
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On today's show: Find out what the head of state education said when she testified before a Washington committee. Then, with only two weeks before workers at the Nissan plant in Canton will vote on participating in a union, hear from a worker who isn't on board with the change. And, tips and possible treatments that may help headache and migraine sufferers in Mississippi.
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This episode we open the phone lines and let you tell us what is happening at your home. No matter the fix Jeff, Del, and Jason give it their best shot. Also, the guys give tips for working outside during these hot summer months.
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Honesty is the best policy. Well if that’s the truth why do we all lie? Today we’ll talk about the science behind lying and why deception and dishonesty is truly part of human behavior.
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On today's show: Reducing neighborhood blight and putting properties back on the tax rolls is the goal of a project underway in Mississippi's Capitol City. Then, find out how Mississippi compares to the rest of the country when it comes to jobs. Also, find out why the leader of the federal agency tasked with promoting the arts is in Mississippi.
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In Legal Terms discusses the new laws passed by the Mississippi Legislature that took effect July 1, 2017. Buckle up in your vehicle. Domestic violence as grounds for divorce. Small breweries can sell limited quantities of beer directly to customers on site.
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Money Talks guest is Innovate Mississippi’s CEO, Tony Jeff. This “Shark Tank” organization matches entrepreneurs with investors and mentors to help grow the Mississippi technical economy.
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We’re talking High Blood Pressure TODAY on Southern Remedy Healthy and Fit! 1 in 3 adults have high blood pressure and only 50% of those with it have it under control. This can lead to serious health consequences over time. Did you know there are dietary approaches to lowering blood pressure? My guest today is Brittany Simmons, Registered Dietitian with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Mississippi.
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On today's show: The number of Mississippi charter schools could double across the state as three applications move toward approval. In our Everyday Tech segment, find out if your cell phone data is really unlimited. And, more budget tightening and fundraising is on the to-do list for the new president at Jackson State University.
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Deborah Hunter brings in a simple, yet delicious, chicken and rice dish. Also, David Arant, from Delta Blues Rice joins the conversation and tells how his family farm is furthering the farm to table movement in the state.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out what the head of state education said when she testified before a Washington committee. Then, with only two weeks before workers at the Nissan plant in Canton will vote on participating in a union, hear from a worker who isn't on board with the change. And, tips and possible treatments that may help headache and migraine sufferers in Mississippi.
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This week on Fit to Eat, Chef Rob and food critic, Carlyn Hicks make a family style Garlic Pork Stir Fry with Brown Rice Casserole and Tri-Color Peppers topped with Seared Strawberries and Apples. Registered Dietitian Rebecca Turner, has some tips on buying bread. Saturday, July 22 at 1:30 p.m. on MPB Television.
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Students at the Mississippi Youth Media Project work to produce a news package consisting of a lengthy feature news story in a corresponding high-quality photojournalism layout, a short mini-documentary, and a podcast.
Read MoreOn today's show: Reducing neighborhood blight and putting properties back on the tax rolls is the goal of a project underway in Mississippi's Capitol City. Then, find out how Mississippi compares to the rest of the country when it comes to jobs. Also, find out why the leader of the federal agency tasked with promoting the arts is in Mississippi.
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The Odd Squad camp comes to a close. Agents were commended for their hard work during a special Odd Squad celebration. This project is funded by a Ready To Learn grant provided by the Department of Education to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Read MoreOn today's show: The number of Mississippi charter schools could double across the state as three applications move toward approval. In our Everyday Tech segment, find out if your cell phone data is really unlimited. And, more budget tightening and fundraising is on the to-do list for the new president at Jackson State University.
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Mississippi Public Broadcasting participated in the Jackson Zoo's 23rd Annual Ice Cream Safari over the weekend. Our flavor was Blue Bunny's Bunny Tracks. We received 111 votes! Thank your for your support!
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Governor Phil Bryant speaks out to honor the lives of the servicemen who died in a military aircraft crash. New Mississippi Criminal Court Rules take effect this month. From World War I to operations in Iraq, Camp Shelby is celebrating 100 years of preparing troops for service. And, hear about a program that empowers women to construct better lives for themselves and their families.
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Chef Rob makes Pan Seared Steak with Strawberry Compote and Potato Crisps. Registered Dietician Rebecca Turner has some useful tips on buying beef. Our Guest is the Lt. Governor of Mississippi Tate Reeves.
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On today's show: A national children's advocate retraces Bobby Kennedy's steps through the Mississippi Delta. Then, the investigation into Monday's deadly military plane crash continues. Also, find out how to make screen time more educational and engaging for children. And in our Book Club, best-selling Mississippi author, Ace Atkins.
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Jamie Holt and Richard Rummel from the Black Bear Program visit the show and give information about this native Mississippi bear. With black bear population increasing sightings have become more frequent and you should know what to do if you encounter one.
Read MoreOn today's show: Find out what the head of state education said when she testified before a Washington committee. Then, with only two weeks before workers at the Nissan plant in Canton will vote on participating in a union, hear from a worker who isn't on board with the change. And, tips and possible treatments that may help headache and migraine sufferers in Mississippi.
Read MoreThis week on Fit to Eat, Chef Rob and food critic, Carlyn Hicks make a family style Garlic Pork Stir Fry with Brown Rice Casserole and Tri-Color Peppers topped with Seared Strawberries and Apples. Registered Dietitian Rebecca Turner, has some tips on buying bread. Saturday, July 22 at 1:30 p.m. on MPB Television.
Read MoreThis episode we open the phone lines and let you tell us what is happening at your home. No matter the fix Jeff, Del, and Jason give it their best shot. Also, the guys give tips for working outside during these hot summer months.
Read MoreStudents at the Mississippi Youth Media Project work to produce a news package consisting of a lengthy feature news story in a corresponding high-quality photojournalism layout, a short mini-documentary, and a podcast.
Read MoreHonesty is the best policy. Well if that’s the truth why do we all lie? Today we’ll talk about the science behind lying and why deception and dishonesty is truly part of human behavior.
Read MoreOn today's show: Reducing neighborhood blight and putting properties back on the tax rolls is the goal of a project underway in Mississippi's Capitol City. Then, find out how Mississippi compares to the rest of the country when it comes to jobs. Also, find out why the leader of the federal agency tasked with promoting the arts is in Mississippi.
Read MoreIn Legal Terms discusses the new laws passed by the Mississippi Legislature that took effect July 1, 2017. Buckle up in your vehicle. Domestic violence as grounds for divorce. Small breweries can sell limited quantities of beer directly to customers on site.
Read MoreMoney Talks guest is Innovate Mississippi’s CEO, Tony Jeff. This “Shark Tank” organization matches entrepreneurs with investors and mentors to help grow the Mississippi technical economy.
Read MoreThe Odd Squad camp comes to a close. Agents were commended for their hard work during a special Odd Squad celebration. This project is funded by a Ready To Learn grant provided by the Department of Education to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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