MPB is now bringing you more news, on the hour every hour from 6 a.m - 6 p.m. Tune in throughout the day for local and national news breaks presented by MPB.
Tune in to MPB Think Radio November 7 -9 to discover cultural traditions from across America! The National Folk Festival celebrates the artistic traditions of all Americans through music, dance, craft, storytelling, food, and more.
After years of bringing you in-depth conversations, community voices, and the stories that matter most, Friday, October 31 is the final broadcast of Mississippi Edition.
While Mississippi Edition is coming to a close, our commitment to statewide news is only growing. Starting Monday, November 3rd, MPB will expand our news coverage with statewide Newscasts, Monday through Friday at the top of the hour from 6 a.m.to 5 p.m. with more of the top stories that matter to you.
Our news team will continue to bring you breaking news, weather updates, education, health, political coverage, and top stories from across Mississippi.
So please, make sure to join us during those extended times. We’re still here—still listening, still reporting, and still serving you.
In 2008, Mississippi Public Broadcasting decided to expand the state’s classic public radio format with programs that would be more specific to Mississippians. Shows were developed that used local volunteers to discuss issues that directly impacted the state: personal finance, healthcare, and household issues. There are now over a dozen weekly programs that discuss everything from local music to cuisine, all tailored to the topics that affect our community every day.
Today, Mississippians not only get the fact-based journalism and classic selection of music they expect from around the nation, but also shows that are relevant to life in Mississippi.
The 24-hour Radio Reading service features on-the-air readings of newspapers, books and magazines for persons who are unable to read the printed word. Learn more.
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