Mississippi Public Broadcasting
A new name and a new focus | MPB50
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- A new name and a new focus | MPB50
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- 4 years ago
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- Public Radio in Mississippi becomes MPB Think radio.
Learn more at https://www.mpbonline.org/mpb50/
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- Broadcasting from Bude | MPB50
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- 4 years ago
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- In the mid 1980’s a statewide public radio network was created.
Learn more at https://www.mpbonline.org/mpb50/
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- Building out the schedule | MPB50
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- 4 years ago
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- Both local and national programs filled out Public Radio in Mississippi’s schedule.
Learn more at https://www.mpbonline.org/mpb50/
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- 11/10/20 - Coronavirus Vaccines | The ACA and the Supreme Court | Modified School Calendar
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- 4 years ago
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- UMMC begins a stage of clinical trials for a coronavirus vaccine.Then, the open enrollment period under the Affordable Care Act has begun. But the healthcare program’s constitutionality is being questioned at the highest level by the Trump Administration. Plus, lawmakers hold a hearing to consider options for year-round school.Segment 1:Pharmaceutical manufacturer Pfizer says an early peek at its data suggests the vaccine it is developing may be 90% effective at preventing COVID-19. The interim analysis, from independent data monitors, looked at 94 infections recorded so far in a study that has enrolled nearly 44,000 people.However, the announcement doesn't mean a vaccine is imminent, and trials of other vaccines continue - including at the University of Mississippi Medical Center where a trial begins this week. Dr. Richard Summers, Vice Chancellor of Research shares more about vaccine development with our Michael Guidry, starting with the phase three results of the Pfizer ...
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- 11/9/20 - COVID-19 Surge | Expanding Access to the Ballot | Ending a Jim Crow Election Provision
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- 4 years ago
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- As the nation's COVID-19 cases soar, we hear from the state's medical officer about how Mississippians can continue in the fight against widespread transmission.Then, for some lawmakers, the coronavirus pandemic id highlighting the need for expanded access to the ballot. We examine what steps the Magnolia State could take.Plus, a Jim Crow era provision was eliminated during last week's election. How the passing of HCR 47 represents a step out of the shadows of the 19th century.Segment 1:Mississippi continues to see elevated transmission rates of the coronavirus. This week, executive orders for mask mandates in certain counties will expire, and health officials are concerned about growing trends. The seven-day rolling average of COVID-19 cases have been steadily rising for a month. But State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs says that's not the only metric causing concern.Segment 2:More than one million Mississippians participated in the 2020 General Election - over 240,00...
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- Deep South Dining | Okra Time
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- 4 years ago
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- Okra is a great southern delicacy, but is also one of the most misunderstood vegetables around. These two views of okra caused author Chris Smith to write the book, The Whole Okra: A Seed to Stem Celebration. After a 2006 trip to the US from his native land of England, Chris was fascinated with this wonder plant that often gets reduced to being fried or stewed but is capable of so much more. Malcolm and Carol talk with Chris about his okra journey and get a history lesson about the beloved Fighting Okra of Delta State University (Cleveland, MS).
Okra Fires (Recipe by Vivian Howard as found in The Whole Okra: A Seed to Stem Celebration by Chris Smith)Ingredients1 pound okra (453g; 20-25 pods), split or quartered lengthwise2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil2 teaspoons ground coriander1 teaspoon salt10 turns of the pepper mill or 1/4 teaspoon black pepperInstructionsHeat oven to 400 degrees.In a medium bowl, toss the okra with the olive o...
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- Southern Remedy Healthy and Fit | Safe holiday guide
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- 4 years ago
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- Dr. Josie Bidwell, Associate Professor of Preventive Medicine at UMMC, continues to broadcast via skype to observe safety guidelines amid the pandemic. This week, she has some suggestions for navigating the holidays during the pandemic. She also talks about making holiday dinner side dishes more healthy.
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- The Mississippi Arts Hour | Rita Brent
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- 4 years ago
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- Leslie Barker talks with comedian, musician, and veteran, Rita Brent. Rita talks about life growing up in Jackson, sharing her Mississippi story with audiences all over the country, and how comedy is her superpower for connecting and sparking vital conversations.
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- Men’s Role in Women’s Suffrage with Hilary Coulson, Ph.D. | MPB
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- 4 years ago
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- Why were so many men opposed to granting women the right to vote? Many factors, including underhanded political strategies and strong-held personal beliefs, were at play. Hosted by Hilary Coulson, Ph.D., Visiting Professor of History and Gender Studies at the University of Mississippi.
Learn more at https://www.mpbonline.org
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- Southern Remedy Relatively Speaking | Men's Health Awareness
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- 4 years ago
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- On this episode we focused on Men's Health. November is the start of, "Movember", a global annual month-long moustache growing marathon that challenges men to grow moustaches to help raise awareness of men's health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, men's suicide and to help adopt a healthier lifestyle. Listen as Dr. Susan Buttross, along with Dr. Jarret Morgan, Assistant Professor in Internal Medicine in Pediatrics at the University of MS Medical Center discuss issues surrounding men's health.
For more information about the "Movember" Movement and how you can help, visit: https://us.movember.com/
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- 11/6/20 - Rising COVID-19 Cases | Banking Hurdles for Medical Marijuana | Medicare Enrollment
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- 4 years ago
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- Coronavirus cases are surging nationwide. We check in with the Medical Association on the status of the pandemic in the Magnolia State.Then, Mississippians overwhelmingly voted to approve a medical marijuana program. But the federally controlled substance will create banking hurdles for all involved.Plus, we speak to the Commissioner of Insurance about Medicare enrollment.Segment 1:While many eyes are on the tabulation of votes in key swing states of Tuesday's election, the pandemic problem in the United States is becoming more severe. Yesterday, there were over 120,000 new cases of COVID-19 in the U.S. - a new single day high for the country. Over 1,600 of those cases were reported in Mississippi - marking the state's highest single day report since July 30th. The health department says the number also includes some backlogged cases. But Dr. Claude Brunson with the Mississippi Medical Association says the rate of infections is climbing. He tells our Desare Frazier ...
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- 11/5/20 - Election Post-mortem | Next Steps for New Flag | Book Club: Kiese Laymon
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- 4 years ago
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- The Secretary of State reflects on a monumental Election Day in Mississippi.Then, with a voter-approved design, we examine the next steps for the new state flag.Plus, in our Book Club, an award winning, highly praised Mississippi writer addresses growing up in Jackson in the book, "How to Slowly Kill Yourself and Others in America.\Segment 1:Election commissioners across the state are continuing to count and certify the results from Tuesday's election. Officials say it is too early to estimate Mississippi's record breaking voter turnout in this year's general election, but current returns show over a million Mississippians cast ballots. Secretary of State Michael Watson tells our Kobee Vance, the momentum for the high turnout began with absentee ballots and continued throughout Election Day.Segment 2:A Mississippi flag store is working to keep up with orders after voters approved a new state flag. Nearly 72 percent of those who cast their ballots in Tuesday’s elections said...
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- Auto Correct: Snake Under The Hood
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- 4 years ago
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- What’s in the news: an auto shop in Dania Beach, Florida lifted the hood of a mustang to investigate a check engine light. They found a 10-foot-long Burmese python in the engine compartment. Florida Fish and Wildlife were called in to remove the animal.https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/10/30/us/florida-mustang-snake-trnd/index.html
Discussions:Right to Repair https://massrighttorepair.org/"Car Shield" https://carshield.com/protection-plans/Driving in the left lane: The new law specifies drivers should only use the left lane for passing, unless the right lane is closed, is in disrepair or is otherwise impassable. Drivers could also use the left lane for a left-hand turn or left exit.spark plugs'97 JeepLincoln Crown Victoriaexpensive mode actuatortransmission fluid in the oilhow to service your vehiclecan't get recall fixedtransmission fluid in the gasblack smokewhat's the best truck http://autocorrect.mpbonline.org/episodes/auto-correct-trucks
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- Creature Comforts | The Bucket Brigade
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- 4 years ago
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- Tom Mann, from the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, spends many rainy winter nights in the elements. He and a group of volunteers are apart of the Bucket Brigade, a group that expediates passage of salamanders across the road in their direction of movement. This minimizes mortality caused by passing vehicles and keeps their ecosystem in tact. With plenty of knowledge about this small creatures Tom updates us on salamanders found around Mississippi and how you can be a part of this dedicated group. Also Libby Hartfield is back on the program and Dr. Majure answers another round of pet questions.
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- Southern Remedy Relatively Speaking | Handling A Difficult Diagnosis During Trying Times
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- 4 years ago
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- When a diagnosis is given that is life threatening or life altering it is tough to handle. Often, what helps to soften the blow for anyone is to have the love and support, the hugs and the circling that family and close friends often provide but the ability to be surrounded by family or friends has been limited due to Covid-19. Listen as Dr. Buttross talks about the best ways to handle a difficult diagnosis plus Susan Perkins, a Cancer survivor, shares her personal experience during Covid-19.
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- The Original Southern Remedy
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- 4 years ago
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- Dr. Jimmy Stewart, Professor of Internal Medicine and Pediatrics at UMMC, continues to broadcast via skype to observe safety guidelines amid the pandemic This week, a discussion with listeners about the doctor patient relationship. Several callers share their experiences interacting with their health providers.
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- 11/4/20 - Election Recap and Analysis
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- 4 years ago
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- In our special election recap, we examine the Senate race between incumbent Republican Cindy-Hyde Smith and challenger Mike Espy.And, Mississippians overwhelmingly chose to move forward on number of ballot measures while staying solidly red in the elections for federal office.Segment 1:Cindy Hyde-Smith wins rematch versus challenger Mike Espy. What does this race tell us about the role of policy in Mississippi versus the role of political party?Segment 2:Medical marijuana passes by a wide margin. Was this a vote of repudiation on the legislature, a reflection the electorate's attitudes about medical marijuana, or something else?Segment 3:Two measures on the ballot gave Mississippians an opportunity to step out of the shadows of the 19th century. One was an up or down vote on a new state flag after lawmakers moved to retire the 1894 flag this summer. The other, HCR 47, was whether or not to dismantle a multi-tier system to win statewide office. Both measures passed, ove...
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- In Legal Terms: Election Day 2020
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- 4 years ago
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- Election Day!
MS Elections Answerline: 1-800-829-6786MS Elections Fraud Hotline: 1-800-829-6786https://www.sos.ms.gov/Elections-Voting/Pages/Contact-Us.aspx
To see a sample ballot for your street address, go to yallvote.ms. This will take you to the MS Sec of State’s website. Scroll down to Poling place locator. Type in your address. Your address should pop up, along with your poling place, and your Circuit Clerk’s name and phone number. Below that is what is on YOUR ballot. Everyone will vote for President and Senator. Your ballot will be different from MY ballot in that You’ll have your US representative, election commissioner and your supreme court justice races listed. Medical marijuana http://inlegalterms.mpbonline.org/episodes/in-legal-terms-initiative-65-and-alternative-65aThe Flag ChangeChange to statewide election of officialsPrevious show with Hinds County Election Commissions Chair http://inlegalterms.mpbonline.org/episodes/in-leg...
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- Money Talks: November Open Topic
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- 4 years ago
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- Open Topic November! What's in the News:
If you haven’t received the first and so far only Economic Impact payment: November 21 at 3 p.m. ET Deadline to Request Your Economic Impact PaymentIf you did not:file a 2019 federal tax return,get an Economic Impact Payment,register for an Economic Impact Payment already.If that is you then, use Non-Filers: Enter Payment Info by November 21 to register for your payment.Social Security, Railroad Retirement and Department of Veteran Affairs benefit recipients who already received a $1,200 payment now have until November 21 to register for a payment for their spouse or qualifying child.
You will receive an additional $500 Payment for each qualifying child you claimed on your tax return being used to calculate your Payment. Here's the criteria you should consider:Relationship to the individual who is eligible for the Payment: The child is the son, daughter, stepchild, eligible foster child, ...
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- Auto Correct: Scary Car Features
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- 4 years ago
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- Recalls this week:3,100 2020 Toyota Highlanders Recalled for Side Airbag Interference: Dealers will resolve the issue by inspecting the front seats and replacing the seat trim covers, as necessary, for free. The recall is expected to begin Dec. 13. Owners with further questions can call the automaker at 888-270-9371, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s vehicle-safety hotline at 888-327-4236 or visit its website to check their vehicle identification number and learn more.
You can find out if your car has a past recall by going to the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration’s website: https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls and inputting your VIN number.
Consumer Reports gave the label “Never Buy” to 30 used cars. Today, we’re going to caution you about: The Dodge ChallengerIf you’re looking for a cool car, today’s Challenger is almost as appealing as cars from the classic era. However, you w...
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- 11/3/20 - Election Day 2020 | Senate Race Factors | Contested Elections
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- 4 years ago
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- Mississippians head to the polls today to elect federal leaders and determine the fate of three ballot measures. The Secretary of State breakdown what voters need to know on this Election Day.Then, this year's rematch for the Senate is expected be tighter than the 2018 special election. We talk to a Mississippi based pollster on how this race is different.Plus, in a string of campaign rallies, the President has suggested he might challenge the results of the election. We examine the history and process of contested elections. Segment 1:Mississippians are heading to the polls today to cast their ballots, and the turn out could be one of the biggest the state has seen. Around 113 thousand new voters have recently registered, increasing the active roll in the state to 1.9 million. There are reports of long lines outside polling precincts as voting began this morning at 7:00. According to the Secretary of State's website, nearly 50 polling locations have ...
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- The Gestalt Gardener | In Due Time
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- 4 years ago
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- Felder will be the first to tell you he is just an okay gardener, but that is what makes him a great person to dish out garden advice. He will not make something up just to appease a caller. If he does not know the answer he will say so. Just take a listen to this shows last caller! And with days before the election Felder champions the potential state flag on the ballot. Let's get dirty!
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- Deep South Dining | Election Eve
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- 4 years ago
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- On the eve of the general election Malcom and Carol look back at some of the past presidents favorite meals. Think you can guess which former president was a fan of pigs feet? They also revisit a 2018 interview from author Adrian Miller where he talked about his book, The President's Kitchen Cabinet: The Story of the African Americans Who Have Fed Our First Families, from the Washingtons to the Obamas. Then later in the show weigh in on some recent "debates" that have popped up on the Cook and Coping Facebook group. Let's eat y'all!
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- Now You're Talking w/ Marshall Ramsey | Salvation Army Holidays 2020 Season
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- 4 years ago
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- It’s the beginning of November and the beginning of the holiday season. With a worldwide Pandemic, an unusually active hurricane season and so many other disparities, this year could definitely use some cheer. So today our guest is Michelle Hartfield, Director of Public Relations with the Salvation Army. She'll share ways in which you can spread some holiday cheer and make a difference in your communities.
For more information on how you can help or if you need assistance please visit:
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- 11/2/20 - 100 Men Hall Hurricane Recovery | MS Senate Race | Electoral College
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- 4 years ago
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- Thousands of Mississippians are still navigating the aftermath of Hurricane Zeta. We hear one story of from the owner of Bay St. Louis institution steeped in Black history, and how the arts will help pave the road to recovery. Then, on the eve of the election, we take at a final look at the leading candidates in Mississippi's Senate Race.Plus, in 2016, Donald Trump was able to win the Presidency despite a three million point deficit in the popular vote. We examine the quirky but definitively constitutional Electoral College.Segment 1:In 1894, 12 civic-minded African American residents of Bay Saint Louis drew up the bylaws for an organization called the Hundred Members Debating Benevolent Association. The group’s primary purpose was to "assist its members when sick, bury its dead in a respectable manner and knit friendship." The group later built a pavilion and then a hall that would last as a cornerstone for the town's black community for over a century...
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- The Mississippi Arts Hour | Lawson King
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- 4 years ago
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- Larry Morrisey talks with sculptor and MAC Artist Fellowship grant recipient Lawson King. King is a native of the Delta. He creates public sculpture using steel. His current work was influenced by his work as an artist-in-residence in schools around the Delta.
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- MPB Kids Club November Birthdays
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- 4 years ago
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- Learn more at https://education.mpbonline.org
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- African American Women Pushing Boundaries with Flonzie Brown Wright | MPB
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- 4 years ago
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- From the slavery era, though reconstruction and the civil rights movement, all the way to today, African American women have been pushing boundaries throughout US history. Hosted by Flonzie Brown Wright, the first African American female elected official in post-Reconstruction Mississippi.
Learn more at https://www.mpbonline.org
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- 10/30/20 - Hurricane Zeta Damage | Senate Race | HCR 47 | Halloween Fire Safety
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- 4 years ago
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- State officials begin the process of assessing the damage on the coast after Hurricane Zeta raced through southern Mississippi.And, days away from the election, the two leading Senate candidates make their final appeals to voters.Then, those casing ballots will decide the fate of a Jim Crow era constitutional provision. We examine the law historians say was designed to keep Black Mississippians out of office. Plus, some Halloween fire safety tips.Segment 1:State officials are beginning to survey the degree of damage caused by Hurricane Zeta. The storm came ashore in southeastern Louisiana earlier this week as a strong Category 2 hurricane before moving swiftly across the New Orleans area and into Mississippi. Governor Tate Reeves says the storm maintained its strength as it passed through the state's southern counties, resulting in significant damage. Greg Michel, Director of the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency says Zeta serves as a reminder of the unpredictabil...
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- EVERYDAY TECH - The Social Dilemma
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- 4 years ago
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- On this episode of Everyday Tech, the guys deep dive into the issue of addiction to technology and specifically, social media. The topic was spurned on by the Netflix docu-drama The Social Dilemma.
According to the filmakers, and their subjects, this is the dilemma.
Never before have a handful of tech designers had such control over the way billions of us think, act, and live our lives.
From the official site of the doc:The Social Dilemma blends documentary investigation and narrative drama to disrupt the disrupters, unveiling the hidden machinations behind everyone’s favorite social media and search platforms.
So, how stuck in your own tech rabbit-hole are you? Can you change? Do you feel you need to change?
Watch the official trailer for the documentary by clicking the picture above.
Also, you can visit the website for the production here.
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- EVERYDAY TECH - Ransomeware Beware!
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- 4 years ago
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- This week's guests are from Seventh Knight, the developer of AppMoat.Travis Odom – VP, Customer Experience Charlie Case – VP, Government Services
Discussed on this episode:What is Ransomware?encrypts (scrambles) personal files (documents, pictures, taxes, financial/customer records, etc)Requires paying a “ransom” to (maybe) get your files backCommonly initiated by malicious links in emails
Why should we be concerned?even if not YOUR business, we all pay when people loseImagine losing family photosEven backups can be, and often are, compromisedRECENT EXAMPLES: Including Yazoo County schools being held up for more than a quarter-million dollars!
What can we do about it?Awareness and recognizing scams is crucialBe suspiciousPersonal users can use tools such as CryptoPreventBusinesses can benefit from AppMoat, a 24/7 managed service to protect their systems(AppMoat is a Ransomware/Zero-Day Managed Endpoint Protection tool for Windows workstati...
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- Creature Comforts | Halloween Pet Day
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- 4 years ago
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- One of the best things about Halloween season is seeing all our furry friends in their costumes. Social media is flooded with these cute photos, yet is your four legged buddy a fan of your choice of attire? We may never know but Dr. Majure has a few tips when choosing an outfit for your dog or cat. Then he answers your pet questions about bark collars, lost dogs, and cats that love marking their territory. It's an all pet edition of Creature Comforts!
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- 10/29/20 - Election Day Experience | New State Flag Vote | Book Club: Rick Bragg
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- 4 years ago
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- The Election Day experience will be different this year. We look at what voters can expect as they head to the polls next week.Then, a summer of protest and national discourse over systemic racism brought forth the end of the controversial 1894 flag. We re-visit the historic decision ahead of the vote for a new state banner. Plus, in today’s Book Club, a best-selling author tells us what’s so special about growing up and living in the south.Segment 1:Voters across Mississippi may experience long lines at polling places next week when they cast their ballots. There are more than 113,000 new registered voters in Mississippi and election officials are predicting record turnout at the polls on Tuesday. But for those who have voted before, the coronavirus pandemic is going to make the Election Day experience different. MPB's Ashley Norwood speaks to Election Commissioners Tina Hill of DeSoto County and Jacqueline Thompson of Washington County.Segment 2:In five days,...
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- 10/28/20 - Hurricane Zeta Approaches | MEMA Urges Preparation for Storm | Southern Remedy Health...
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- 4 years ago
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- A busy hurricane season brings another threat the Magnolia State. We check in with the National Weather Service for the latest on Zeta.Then, MEMA warns residents not to be complacent as Mississippi braces for another severe weather event.Plus, after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, the Secretary of State provides an update ahead of Election Day.Segment 1:Hurricane Zeta is moving swiftly northeast, approaching the southeastern Louisiana coastline and is expected to bring hurricane force winds, heavy rain, and the potential of spin-off tornadoes to the region. We are joined by Lauren Nash of the National Weather Service in New Orleans for the latest on the 27th named storm of the season.Segment 2:Floods in February. Easter tornadoes. The coronavirus pandemic. It has been a year of emergency declarations in Mississippi. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency already has nine active emergencies, and approaching Hurricane Zeta could make for a tenth. Malar...
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- In Legal Terms: Special Needs Law
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- 4 years ago
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- Guest: Richard Courtney from Courtney Elder Law Associates https://elderlawms.com/
When planning for your own or someone else's disability:P P P PP: People - who needs to be in control "after"P: Place - where do you desire the person to liveP: Paper - documents - trusts, medical directives, etcP: Professional guidence - this isn't a DIY project
See Mr. Courtney's website for free information https://elderlawms.com/frequently-asked-questions/
For attoneys: A Lawyer's Gudie to Working with Special Needs Clients book https://www.americanbar.org/products/inv/book/379427221/
ILT podcast dealing with the Americans with Disabilities Act http://inlegalterms.mpbonline.org/episodes/in-legal-terms-adaRichard Courtney on MPB's Money Talks : ABLE Accounts Sec.of State Michael Watson on ILT http://inlegalterms.mpbonline.org/episodes/in-legal-terms-secretary-of-state-watson
Listener questions:medicadecollege age childaccess to buildin...
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- Money Talks: Money Mindfulness
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- 4 years ago
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- Listeners discussed: how to choose an advisor http://moneytalks.mpbonline.org/episodes/money-talks-choosing-a-professionalWhy she didn't shop at a particular storeWhat is fiduciaryconsumer economyclimate changethank youfair tradeanuity
Do you think about this before you make purchaes:Environmental impact of what you buy – single use vs reusableImpact of what it’s made from – petroleum products vs made from recycled materialsImpact of how it’s made – child labor vs army labor vs well paid workersWhere’s it’s made – USA vs over seasPackaging – incased in disposable material vs bulk and bring your own containerCompany that makes the product – social philosophy of CEO, politicians they endorseTreatment of animals – made of or tested onAre you willing to pay more for one item over another based-on Ethics?Want vs need. Are you buying on purpose or out of habit? Money stays with you or goes to a company that you may not agree with their philosophyRather t...
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- 10/27/20 - More Localized Mandates | Medical Marijuana Ballot Measure | Voter Engagement
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- 4 years ago
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- The Governor expands his localized mitigation efforts to seven more counties, but one week out from Election Day, exempts polling sites from mask mandates.Then, the vote for medical marijuana is one week away. We examine the two proposals on the ballot.Plus, we look at how organizations are engaging voters ahead of this year's highly anticipated election.Segment 1:Governor Tate Reeves is responding to the recent upward trend of coronavirus transmission by expanding his localized mitigation approach. During a press conference yesterday, Reeves announced he is adding seven more counties to the list he introduced during his initial order last week. Residents in Benton, Carroll, Harrison, Jones, Leake, Madison, and Marshall counties will be required to wear masks indoors while in public. Reeves says this approach is the best way to avoid additional lock downs.The growing list of counties under a mandate comes as the state and the nation prepare for a much anticipated el...
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- Deep South Dining | Gobble Gobble Cheesecake
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- 4 years ago
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- Deep South Dining is all about the culture of southern flavor. Defined by dishes like grits, catfish, and fried chicken many people would not place cheesecake among the greats of southern culinary heritage. Pastry chef Shaun Davis of Cotton Blues Kitchen & Marketplace is trying to change that with his cheesecakes that are Mississippi inspired and New York Approved. He joins the show and talks about the latest with the Cotton Blues Cheesecake but not before Malcolm and Carol go down the pumpkin spice rabbit hole.
Show Links Cotton Blues Kitchen and MarketplaceGoldbelly.comCulinary School Hacks
Candy Corn Cookies (Courtesy of Fresh Tastes)Ingredients2 sticks butter, softened1.5 cups powdered sugar1 tbsp vanilla extract1 egg½ tsp baking soda½ tsp salt3 cups flourred food coloringyellow food coloringDirectionsCream together the sugar and butter until light and fluffy. Add the egg and vanilla and continue to beat until incorporated.In another bowl, whisk to...
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- Deep South Dining | Eggs In A Jar
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- 4 years ago
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- For this special "Drive Time" edition of Deep South Dining Malcolm and Carol share the details of their Fine Tuning magazine cover shoot and respond to listener emails.
To show your support for Deep South Dining and MPB Think Radio visit our website, MPBonline.org or call 1-888-372-4483.
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- MPB LIVE: Governor Tate Reeves
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- 4 years ago
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- Governor Tate Reeves, with other state officials, will hold a press conference at 2:30 p.m. to give an update on the state's continued health and economic response to COVID-19.
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- 10/26/20 - State of Pandemic in MS | Renter Assistance Grants | Mississippi Theatre Association
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- 4 years ago
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- As cases of COVID-19 grow nationally, we look at what local health officials are saying about the status of the pandemic in the Magnolia State.Then, a program established by lawmakers looks to curb evictions and relieve renters’ debt.Plus, the Mississippi Theatre Association prepares for a slate virtual festivals.Segment 1:Nationwide, the coronavirus pandemic is worsening - with a cases on the rise in over 40 states. The same is true in Mississippi. After a steady decline in transmission during August and September, COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations trending back upward. State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs calls it a concern.An Executive Order issued last week by Governor Tate Reeves places a mask requirement for nine Mississippi Counties. This was after he allowed a statewide mandate to expire at the end of September. As cases grow, Dr. Dobbs says he supports more widespread use of masks.Segment 2:Mississippians who can't pay rent because of a job loss d...
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- The Mississippi Arts Hour | Charlie Worsham
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- 4 years ago
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- Malcolm White talks with singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Charlie Worsham. A former member of the Old Crow Medicine Show, Charlie Worsham was born in Jackson, Miss., and grew up in Grenada. Malcolm and Charlie talk about his Mississippi roots, grants from MAC as well as his experiences playing with country music legends.
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- Women’s Suffrage Today with Hannah Williams | MPB
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- 4 years ago
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- Even though women have had the right to vote for a hundred years, numerous challenges still exist when it comes to exercising this right. Protecting the right to vote is an ongoing process. While we have come a long way since 1920, there is still far to go. Hosted by Hannah Williams, Policy and Research Analyst for Mississippi Votes.
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- The Gestalt Gardener | Hospitable Blossoms
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- 4 years ago
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- Felder really is a "live and let live" type of guy. So much so his garden is a certified wildlife habitat because he knows the important role the crawly, slimly, and sometime stingy bugs play to our everyday life. And why should he get in the way of them doing their job? Today he talks about some of these bugs around his home, a plant know as "campers friend", and answers a variety of southern gardening questions. Let's get dirty!
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- The Gestalt Gardener | Sweet Life
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- 4 years ago
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- On this special "Drive Time" edition of the Gestalt Gardener, Felder shares about his recent trip to the state fair and his profitable chat with some local sugar cane farmers. And as always answers your southern gardening questions.
To show your support for The Gestalt Gardener and MPB Think Radio visit our website, MPBonline.org or call 1-888-372-4483.
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- 10/23/20 - Rising Hospitalizations | Gulf States Newsroom: Halloween | New Voting Provisions and ...
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- 4 years ago
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- As coronavirus transmission intensifies, health care professionals prepare for a rising trend in hospitalizations.Then, a Gulf States Newsroom special report examines how families are preparing for a different Halloween.Plus, absentee voting has been a central focus this election. We check in at the local level to see how officials are handling the final days of election season.Segment 1:Hospitalizations in Mississippi are spiking as transmission of the coronavirus continues to worsen - up 44% since the beginning of October according to data released by the department of health. Reported cases of COVID-19 are also on the rise with 958 new cases reported yesterday. In an effort to keep the hospital system from being overwhelmed, Governor Tate Reeves has issued an Executive Order placing 10% capacity requirement on healthcare facilities across the state. If hospitals cannot maintain 10% of their capacity for COVID-19 patients, they must delay elective procedures.&nbs...
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- The Gestalt Gardener | Blooming Beds
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- 4 years ago
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- With Hurricane Delta on the horizon Felder was still on hand sharing his brand of gardening advice. With his minutrare truck garden in hand he is looking forward to one of the few plant swaps happening this year in Hattiesburg. Also during one of his first calls Felder shares advice with a listener whose recently deceased father got him started listening to the Gestalt Gardener. Then he answers questions about rosemary, pecan trees, and other southern garden uncertainties. Let's get dirty!
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- Auto Correct: Let's Chat
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- 4 years ago
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- Allison Walker, The Lady Auto Mechanic, talks about judging a car show and answers listeners' questions. . https://www.facebook.com/theladyautomechanic78/ https://www.instagram.com/the_lady_auto_mechanic/ https://twitter.com/TheLadyAutoMech
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Here are the recalls for the week:2020-2021 Buick, Cadillac and Chevrolet Cars and SUVs: Dealers will replace the electronic brake boost module for free.You can find out if your car has a past recall by going to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s website: https://www.nhtsa.gov/recalls and inputting your VIN number. Or find their SaferCar app.
Consumer Reports gave the label “Never Buy” to 30 used cars. Today, we’re going to caution you about: the 2014 Audi A4 Aft...
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- Creature Comforts | Polite Pollinators
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- 4 years ago
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- The Mississippi Entomological Museum at Mississippi State University has a collection of over two million pinned specimens and is ready to show anyone all two million if they have the time. Today Matt Thorn and Brady Dunaway take time from their duties at the museum to talk about pollinators and other insects around the state with Kevin, Libby, and Dr. Majure. More than just bees and butterflies there are plenty of pollinators that help grow our Mississippi crops and wildflowers. Matt and Brady discuss these bugs and answer calls from listeners about swarms, rare bug sightings, and how Bug Camp crystallized their passion for insects.
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- Creature Comforts | Autumn Sightings
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- 4 years ago
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- For this special "Drive Time" edition of Creature Comforts we call on our good friend, biologist Joe Magee to let us know what to look for this fall season. A few frogs are still jumping around but the insects and migrating birds are the main attractions.
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