Carl Walters's guest appearances

Carl Walters

Mississippi Moments Podcast

Climate Conversations

John Perkins

Sam Spinks

Becky Stowe

Paul Leonard

Sharon Terry

David Bowman

Mark Beeson

George Owens

Bill Barnes

Joe Toscano

Frank Parker

Carl Russell

Thad Cochran

James Bass

Kathy Davies

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Carl Walters (pictured), who looks after sustainable agriculture for the Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority, is enthusiastic about living in Tatura, an enthusiasm that has been enriched during the present Covid-19 health crisis.Carl, who is also in charge of the northern Victoria town's Community Plan, is working with a small group of people to ensure the community emerges positively from the present crisis, takes the lessons it has learned and applies them to building a rich and innivative future.People, he observes, now seem to be more attentive to the needs of others, seem more willing to interrupt their walks for a chat and along with that have deeper interest in community welfare.

Carl Walters (pictured), who looks after sustainable agriculture for the <a href="https://www.gbcma.vic.gov.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Goulburn Broken Catchment Management Authority</a>, is enthusiastic about living in Tatura, an enthusiasm that has been enriched during the present Covid-19 health crisis. Carl, who is also in charge of the northern Victoria town's Community Plan, is working with a small group of people to ensure the community emerges positively from the present crisis, takes the lessons it has learned and applies them to building a rich and innivative future. People, he observes, now seem to be more attentive to the needs of others, seem more willing to interrupt their walks for a chat and along with that have deeper interest in community welfare.

Carl Walters is from Katandra, but after some 30 years, considers Tatura 'home'

Carl Walters was born in Laurel, Mississippi in 1904. In thisepisode, he recalls life growing up there and covers a variety oftopics including the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art (which opened in1923 as a memorial to Lauren Eastman Rogers), as well as, thetown’s leading families and their connection to the timberindustry. Walter’s best friend growing up was a boy named James Street,author of Tap Roots and The Biscuit Eater. He discusses his famous friend’s career as a newspaper man andnovelist.

Carl Walters was born in Laurel, Mississippi in 1904. In this episode, he recalls life growing up there and covers a variety of topics including the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art (which opened in 1923 as a memorial to Lauren Eastman Rogers), as well as, the town’s leading families and their connection to the timber industry. Walter’s best friend growing up was a boy named James Street, author of Tap Roots and The Biscuit Eater.  He discusses his famous friend’s career as a newspaper man and novelist.

MSM 480 Carl Walters, Sr. - Growing Up in Laurel

Carl Walters of Laurel landed his first newspaper job in the1920s working as a printer’s assistant. In this episode, he recallshow his love of sports led him to become a sports writer. Later,Walters began working for the Meridian Star. He discusses how theMeridian paper broke new ground by being the first to segregate thesports news into its own section. Walters became the first sportseditor for the Jackson Daily News in 1946.  Walters reflects on his career as a sports editor and columnistwith pride and the innovations we take for granted today, such asthe Fall Football Preview Guide. Walters was inducted into theMississippi Sports Hall of Fame in 1993. You canlearn more by visiting their website. http://msfame.com/hall-of-fame/inductees/carl-walters-sr/

Carl Walters of Laurel landed his first newspaper job in the 1920s working as a printer’s assistant. In this episode, he recalls how his love of sports led him to become a sports writer. Later, Walters began working for the Meridian Star. He discusses how the Meridian paper broke new ground by being the first to segregate the sports news into its own section. Walters became the first sports editor for the Jackson Daily News in 1946.  Walters reflects on his career as a sports editor and columnist with pride and the innovations we take for granted today, such as the Fall Football Preview Guide. Walters was inducted into the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame in 1993. You can learn more by visiting their website. <a href="Carl%20Walters%20of%20Laurel%20landed%20his%20first%20newspaper%20job%20in%20the%201920s%20working%20as%20a%20printer%E2%80%99s%20assistant.%20In%20this%20episode,%20he%20recalls%20how%20his%20love%20of%20sports%20led%20him%20to%20become%20a%20sports%20writer.%20Later,%20Walters%20began%20working%20for%20the%20Meridian%20Star.%20He%20discusses%20how%20the%20Meridian%20paper%20broke%20new%20ground%20by%20being%20the%20first%20to%20segregate%20the%20sports%20news%20into%20its%20own%20section.%20Walters%20became%20the%20first%20sports%20editor%20for%20the%20Jackson%20Daily%20News%20in%201946.%20Walters%20reflects%20on%20his%20career%20as%20a%20sports%20editor%20and%20columnist%20with%20pride%20and%20the%20innovations%20we%20take%20for%20granted%20today,%20such%20as%20the%20Fall%20Football%20Preview%20Guide.%20Walters%20was%20inducted%20into%20the%20Mississippi%20Sports%20Hall%20of%20Fame%20in%201993.%20You%20can%20learn%20more%20by%20visiting%20their%20website.%20http:/msfame.com/hall-of-fame/inductees/carl-walters-sr/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> http://msfame.com/hall-of-fame/inductees/carl-walters-sr/</a>