On today's show:Saturated grounds in our state are getting another drenching today. We'll get an update from the National Weather Service. Also, the Poor People’s Campaign comes to Mississippi. The Reverend William Barber explains why Holmes County is recovering from three storms, only one of them due to weather. Plus, a failing school district prepares for state takeover. And Special Olympics organizers say they’re ready for the Summer Games on the Gulf Coast, come rain or shine.

On today's show: Saturated grounds in our state are getting another drenching today. We'll get an update from the National Weather Service. Also, the Poor People’s Campaign comes to Mississippi. The Reverend William Barber explains why Holmes County is recovering from three storms, only one of them due to weather. Plus, a failing school district prepares for state takeover. And Special Olympics organizers say they’re ready for the Summer Games on the Gulf Coast, come rain or shine.

Friday, May 10, 2019

On today's show:We'll get an update on some strong storms moving across our state. The Mississippi University for Women offers free tuition to Guard members. It highlights the push to improve enrollment numbers at some state universities. Also, we'll have new stats on Mississippi's economic performance. And a true crime story that captured Harper Lee is in this week's Book Club.

On today's show: We'll get an update on some strong storms moving across our state. The Mississippi University for Women offers free tuition to Guard members. It highlights the push to improve enrollment numbers at some state universities. Also, we'll have new stats on Mississippi's economic performance. And a true crime story that captured Harper Lee is in this week's Book Club.

Thursday, May 9, 2019

On today's show:Are you and your family prepared for hurricane season? We'll get pointers from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency as we mark Hurricane Preparedness Week. We'll also get an independent gauge of how well Mississippi is prepared for health emergencies. And state education officials prepare to take over two struggling county systems.

On today's show: Are you and your family prepared for hurricane season? We'll get pointers from the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency as we mark Hurricane Preparedness Week. We'll also get an independent gauge of how well Mississippi is prepared for health emergencies. And state education officials prepare to take over two struggling county systems.

Wednesday, May 8, 2019

On today's show:Mississippi's Democratic congressman takes aim at the president and the governor on Medicaid expansion, border security and more. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, a new report on child poverty finds one in four Mississippi children live in struggling households. There's been some progress, but clearly not enough.

On today's show: Mississippi's Democratic congressman takes aim at the president and the governor on Medicaid expansion, border security and more. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, a new report on child poverty finds one in four Mississippi children live in struggling households. There's been some progress, but clearly not enough.

Tuesday, May 7, 2019

On today's show:A new crop of Mississippi Highway Patrol Troopers is about to hit the streets.  We'll hear from Governor Phil Bryant, and one of the trooper school graduates. Then, a Mississippi Spay and Neuter clinic hopes doubling its capacity will help reduce Mississippi's unwanted pet population. And in this week's Book Club: a profile of renounced blues photographer, Dick Waterman.

On today's show: A new crop of Mississippi Highway Patrol Troopers is about to hit the streets. We'll hear from Governor Phil Bryant, and one of the trooper school graduates. Then, a Mississippi Spay and Neuter clinic hopes doubling its capacity will help reduce Mississippi's unwanted pet population. And in this week's Book Club: a profile of renounced blues photographer, Dick Waterman.

Thursday, May 2nd

On today's show:New data shows it would take hundreds of millions of dollars to feed the hungry across Mississippi. Then, hear the story of a Mississippi woman whose sudden heart attack set her on a path of recovery and health. Plus, learn more about an invasive plant affecting boaters and fishermen on a popular Mississippi waterway.

On today's show: New data shows it would take hundreds of millions of dollars to feed the hungry across Mississippi. Then, hear the story of a Mississippi woman whose sudden heart attack set her on a path of recovery and health. Plus, learn more about an invasive plant affecting boaters and fishermen on a popular Mississippi waterway.

Friday, May 3, 2019

On today's show:A recent Mississippi high school graduate is taking her school to court. She says the school took away a graduation honor because of race. Then, we get an update from one Mississippi county reacting to the recent one-two punch of flooding and tornadoes. Plus, high blood pressure is a major concern in Mississippi. But what is it? And how can it be overcome?

On today's show: A recent Mississippi high school graduate is taking her school to court. She says the school took away a graduation honor because of race. Then, we get an update from one Mississippi county reacting to the recent one-two punch of flooding and tornadoes. Plus, high blood pressure is a major concern in Mississippi. But what is it? And how can it be overcome?

Monday, May 6, 2019

On today's show:Find out why black mothers in Mississippi are four times more likely to die in childbirth than white mothers. Then, learn about a program aimed at keeping kids safe from fire. Also, why keeping kids reading over the summer could help them retain more of what they learn in school.

On today's show: Find out why black mothers in Mississippi are four times more likely to die in childbirth than white mothers. Then, learn about a program aimed at keeping kids safe from fire. Also, why keeping kids reading over the summer could help them retain more of what they learn in school.

Friday, April 26, 2019

On today's show:Learn more about how donating your body to science could help train the next generation of Mississippi doctors. Then, a new report says a downturn in funding for public health efforts could be putting Mississippians and others at risk. And in this week's Book Club, "Behind the Rifle: Women Soldiers in Civil War Mississippi."

On today's show: Learn more about how donating your body to science could help train the next generation of Mississippi doctors. Then, a new report says a downturn in funding for public health efforts could be putting Mississippians and others at risk. And in this week's Book Club, "Behind the Rifle: Women Soldiers in Civil War Mississippi."

Thursday, April 25, 2019

On today's show:A new report praises Mississippi for its quality Pre-K program. But what about the majority of kids, who don't have access to it? Then, the VA Secretary talks about his agencies suicide prevention efforts. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out why more Mississippians could have been exposed to the measles in Hattiesburg.

On today's show: A new report praises Mississippi for its quality Pre-K program. But what about the majority of kids, who don't have access to it? Then, the VA Secretary talks about his agencies suicide prevention efforts. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out why more Mississippians could have been exposed to the measles in Hattiesburg.

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

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In a continued effort to provide relevant, interesting and engaging programming to our statewide audience, MPB Think Radio provides Mississippi Edition, a weekday news magazine program. Mississippi Edition, hosted by Karen Brown, features the latest news of the day and interviews with the people who are making the news themselves. The program not only provides Mississippi news but also addresses the ways that national and world news affects our state. Join Karen Brown as she shares the latest on Mississippi news, culture, and current events. Listen weekdays at 8:30 on MPB Think Radio.

Mississippi Edition

On today's show:Members of the Mississippi House sending a lottery bill to Governor Phil Bryant for his signature. We'll have the latest as the special session continues. Then, we'll hear from MEMA's chief on this 13th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. And from Emergency preparedness to the future of the coast, we'll learn how big storms are affecting the Mississippi shoreline.

On today's show: Members of the Mississippi House sending a lottery bill to Governor Phil Bryant for his signature. We'll have the latest as the special session continues. Then, we'll hear from MEMA's chief on this 13th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. And from Emergency preparedness to the future of the coast, we'll learn how big storms are affecting the Mississippi shoreline.

Wednesday, August 29th, 2018

On today's show:How could changes in state taxes contribute to rising infrastructure costs? We'll hear from officials. Then after Everyday Tech, find out how a Mississippi Delta program is revitalizing communities.Guests include:Kathy Waterbury - Associate Commissioner, Miss. Department of RevenueRep. Charles Busby - Republican, PascagoulaSen. Willie Simmons - Democrat, ClevelandEveryday Tech: Wiltz Cutrer, Jeremy Thompson - Home Network SystemsDaniel Boggs - Greater Greenville Housing Association

On today's show: How could changes in state taxes contribute to rising infrastructure costs? We'll hear from officials. Then after Everyday Tech, find out how a Mississippi Delta program is revitalizing communities. Guests include: Kathy Waterbury - Associate Commissioner, Miss. Department of Revenue Rep. Charles Busby - Republican, Pascagoula Sen. Willie Simmons - Democrat, Cleveland Everyday Tech: Wiltz Cutrer, Jeremy Thompson - Home Network Systems Daniel Boggs - Greater Greenville Housing Association

Monday, June 25th, 2018

On today's show:The 2019 Legislative Session is around the corner. Today we'll start a series of conversations with some key legislators, introducing you to their role in our laws, and our lives. Then, why one organization says quitting smoking should be at the top of the New Year's resolutions list. And hear from a paramedical group with some more advice for staying Emergency Free in 2019.

On today's show: The 2019 Legislative Session is around the corner. Today we'll start a series of conversations with some key legislators, introducing you to their role in our laws, and our lives. Then, why one organization says quitting smoking should be at the top of the New Year's resolutions list. And hear from a paramedical group with some more advice for staying Emergency Free in 2019.

Wednesday, January 2nd, 2019

On today's show:A state lawmaker announces his plans to switch races in an upcoming election.  Does it help or hurt his chance to win? Then, what's next for the state Library Commission as it faces budget cuts? And, we'll hear about the connection statistics reveal between location and certain health outcomes.Guests include:Sen. Chris McDaniel - Ellisville, Mississippi Republican - Candidate for U.S. SenateGov. Phil Bryant - RepublicanNathan Shrader - Millsaps College, Jackson - Political ScienceSharman Smith - Mississippi Library CommissionChristopher Cox - Teen Health Mississippi

On today's show: A state lawmaker announces his plans to switch races in an upcoming election. Does it help or hurt his chance to win? Then, what's next for the state Library Commission as it faces budget cuts? And, we'll hear about the connection statistics reveal between location and certain health outcomes. Guests include: Sen. Chris McDaniel - Ellisville, Mississippi Republican - Candidate for U.S. Senate Gov. Phil Bryant - Republican Nathan Shrader - Millsaps College, Jackson - Political Science Sharman Smith - Mississippi Library Commission Christopher Cox - Teen Health Mississippi

Friday, March 16th, 2018

On today's show:Cleanup begins as a historic Mississippi city recovers from weekend tornadoes. Then, the challenges facing some guard members returning to Mississippi after months of service abroad. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, noted poet and activist, Nikki Giovanni, visits Mississippi.

On today's show: Cleanup begins as a historic Mississippi city recovers from weekend tornadoes. Then, the challenges facing some guard members returning to Mississippi after months of service abroad. And after a Mississippi StoryCorps, noted poet and activist, Nikki Giovanni, visits Mississippi.

Tuesday, April 16, 2019

On today's show:We'll begin our election preview by hearing from two of the four candidates in a special election for U.S. Senate. Then, a Delta hospital facing bankruptcy appears to be set for local takeover. Plus, on this trick-or-treat day, some tips on keeping your kids from bingeing on the candy they collect. And more on how women can take breast health into their own hands.

On today's show: We'll begin our election preview by hearing from two of the four candidates in a special election for U.S. Senate. Then, a Delta hospital facing bankruptcy appears to be set for local takeover. Plus, on this trick-or-treat day, some tips on keeping your kids from bingeing on the candy they collect. And more on how women can take breast health into their own hands.

Wednesday, October 31st, 2018

On today's show:We'll hear from the Mississippi Democratic and Republican party leaders on the hopes and challenges presented with the upcoming election. Then, a group of volunteers is encouraging voters from marginalized communities to exercise their rights on Tuesday. And, why one organization is raising awareness on behalf of American teens who need adoptive homes.

On today's show: We'll hear from the Mississippi Democratic and Republican party leaders on the hopes and challenges presented with the upcoming election. Then, a group of volunteers is encouraging voters from marginalized communities to exercise their rights on Tuesday. And, why one organization is raising awareness on behalf of American teens who need adoptive homes.

Monday, November 5th, 2018

On today's show:Two Mississippi agencies are warning legislators an extended federal shutdown could mean furloughing state employees. Then in an MPB's @Issue preview, find out how pending legislation addresses the tragic toll human trafficking can have on a family. And, during this Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, how parents, schools, and communities can work together.

On today's show: Two Mississippi agencies are warning legislators an extended federal shutdown could mean furloughing state employees. Then in an MPB's @Issue preview, find out how pending legislation addresses the tragic toll human trafficking can have on a family. And, during this Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, how parents, schools, and communities can work together.

Friday, January 25th, 2019

On today's show:A brand new law could make Mississippi the toughest state to get an abortion. But will the courts ever let it see the light of day? Then, more on a new disaster request from Governor Phil Bryant to president Donald Trump for victims of recent storms. Plus, a closer look at the impact of nutrition on type 2 diabetes.

On today's show: A brand new law could make Mississippi the toughest state to get an abortion. But will the courts ever let it see the light of day? Then, more on a new disaster request from Governor Phil Bryant to president Donald Trump for victims of recent storms. Plus, a closer look at the impact of nutrition on type 2 diabetes.

Friday, March 22, 2019

On today's show:A new survey shows Mississippi businesses eager to hire qualified workers. Then, our legislative profiles continue. This time we're moving a bit off the beaten path. And in this week's Book Club, "Let the People See" takes a look at Emmett Till's murder from a new perspective.

On today's show: A new survey shows Mississippi businesses eager to hire qualified workers. Then, our legislative profiles continue. This time we're moving a bit off the beaten path. And in this week's Book Club, "Let the People See" takes a look at Emmett Till's murder from a new perspective.

Thursday, January 3rd, 2019

On today's show:Some Mississippi airports are getting safety upgrades for passengers and residents of Mississippi Communities. Find out more. Then, we'll hear the latest in special education law for Mississippi students. And, meet Miss Mississippi 2018 Asya Branch.Guests include:Macaulay Whitaker - Golden Triangle Development Link, ColumbusMike Hainsey - Golden Triangle Regional AirportWes Kirkpatrick - Monroe County AirportPam Dollar - Coalition for Citizens with DisabilitiesMolly Miller - Attorney, Mother of a special needs child\Asya Branch - Miss Mississippi 2018-19

On today's show: Some Mississippi airports are getting safety upgrades for passengers and residents of Mississippi Communities. Find out more. Then, we'll hear the latest in special education law for Mississippi students. And, meet Miss Mississippi 2018 Asya Branch. Guests include: Macaulay Whitaker - Golden Triangle Development Link, Columbus Mike Hainsey - Golden Triangle Regional Airport Wes Kirkpatrick - Monroe County Airport Pam Dollar - Coalition for Citizens with Disabilities Molly Miller - Attorney, Mother of a special needs child\ Asya Branch - Miss Mississippi 2018-19

Tuesday, July 24th, 2018

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, since Summer is peak moving season, find out how you can avoid fraud and protect your belongings.Guests include:Mike Forster - University of Southern MississippiJameson Taylor - Mississippi Center for Public PolicyAlfred Rankins - Mississippi Institutions of Higher LearningRaymond Martinez - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

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, since Summer is peak moving season, find out how you can avoid fraud and protect your belongings. Guests include: Mike Forster - University of Southern Mississippi Jameson Taylor - Mississippi Center for Public Policy Alfred Rankins - Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning Raymond Martinez - Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

Tuesday, July 17th, 2018

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.  Find out what's next. 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.Guests include:Jim Hood - Attorney General, MississippiSen. Willie Simmons - Democrat, Senate Transportation ChairStacey Pickering - Mississippi Veterans Affairs BoardJohn Hoellwarth - American VeteransDavid Schommer - Mississippi Community Symphonic Band, Mississippi Swing

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. Find out what's next. 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. Guests include: Jim Hood - Attorney General, Mississippi Sen. Willie Simmons - Democrat, Senate Transportation Chair Stacey Pickering - Mississippi Veterans Affairs Board John Hoellwarth - American Veterans David Schommer - Mississippi Community Symphonic Band, Mississippi Swing

Friday, July 20th, 2018

On today's show:HUD Secretary Ben Carson is in Mississippi touting his agency's "Opportunity Zones." Then, find out why transportation and safety officials are encouraging Mississippi drivers to designate a driver this holiday season. And, with holiday feasts planned, we'll hear tips for enjoying in moderation. Plus, jolly old Saint Nick shares his message in a studio visit.

On today's show: HUD Secretary Ben Carson is in Mississippi touting his agency's "Opportunity Zones." Then, find out why transportation and safety officials are encouraging Mississippi drivers to designate a driver this holiday season. And, with holiday feasts planned, we'll hear tips for enjoying in moderation. Plus, jolly old Saint Nick shares his message in a studio visit.

Friday, December 21st, 2018

On today's show:We'll hear from the two Democratic candidates facing each other in Tuesday's run-off election for the upcoming Senate race. Then analysis from a professor of politics as voter turnout could be low for the tight races to come. And, why the state's university presidents say they are managing conservative budgets for the upcoming school year.Guests include:Howard Sherman - Democratic runoff candidate, U.S. SenateRep. David Baria - Democratic runoff candidate, U.S. Senate Kenneth Townsend - Millsaps CollegeJay White - MPB's "Season Pass"

On today's show: We'll hear from the two Democratic candidates facing each other in Tuesday's run-off election for the upcoming Senate race. Then analysis from a professor of politics as voter turnout could be low for the tight races to come. And, why the state's university presidents say they are managing conservative budgets for the upcoming school year. Guests include: Howard Sherman - Democratic runoff candidate, U.S. Senate Rep. David Baria - Democratic runoff candidate, U.S. Senate Kenneth Townsend - Millsaps College Jay White - MPB's "Season Pass"

Friday, June 22nd, 2018

We'll hear more from Republican candidates running for Mississippi's 3rd Congressional District House seat. Then, the latest in guidelines for colon cancer screenings... one of the most prevalent types of cancer in adults. And, find out how a two day conference about racial healing is taking on the tough issues. Plus in our book club, author Zachary Hilpert recounts just how many US Presidents have visited the state of Mississippi.

Thursday, May 31st, 2018

On today's show:Find out what some of Mississippi's elected officials are saying about the state and each other at one of the state's largest gatherings. Then, we'll hear from advocates concerned with the state's animal abuse laws after a dog was found with its mouth rubber banded shut. And in our Book Club, meet Mississippi author Julia Reed.Neshoba County Fair Speakers:Jim Hood - Attorney General - DemocratTate Reeves - Lieutenant Governor - RepublicanDick Hall - Transportation Commissioner - RepublicanRep. Gregg Harper - U.S. House of Representatives - RepublicanRep. Michael Ted Evans - State House member - Candidate for U.S. House - DemocratOther Guests Include:Doll Stanley - In Defense of AnimalsJulia Reed - Author, "South Toward Home"

On today's show: Find out what some of Mississippi's elected officials are saying about the state and each other at one of the state's largest gatherings. Then, we'll hear from advocates concerned with the state's animal abuse laws after a dog was found with its mouth rubber banded shut. And in our Book Club, meet Mississippi author Julia Reed. Neshoba County Fair Speakers: Jim Hood - Attorney General - Democrat Tate Reeves - Lieutenant Governor - Republican Dick Hall - Transportation Commissioner - Republican Rep. Gregg Harper - U.S. House of Representatives - Republican Rep. Michael Ted Evans - State House member - Candidate for U.S. House - Democrat Other Guests Include: Doll Stanley - In Defense of Animals Julia Reed - Author, "South Toward Home"

Thursday, August 2nd, 2018

On today's show:It's time for open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. We'll take a look at the number of Mississippians enrolling. Then, reports of individuals sex trafficking minors are on the rise in Mississippi. And, hear from an organization working to spread a little Christmas cheer to poor children and families across the state.

On today's show: It's time for open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. We'll take a look at the number of Mississippians enrolling. Then, reports of individuals sex trafficking minors are on the rise in Mississippi. And, hear from an organization working to spread a little Christmas cheer to poor children and families across the state.

Tuesday, December 4th, 2018

On today's show:Hear why one Mississippi prison is on lockdown, and why inmate behavior is not the reason. Then, a pay raise for teachers, active shooter training and more coming out of the House Education Committee this week. Also, a mother faces the risks - and open heart surgery - to have another child. And get some healthy snacking tips just in time for this weekend's Super Bowl.

On today's show: Hear why one Mississippi prison is on lockdown, and why inmate behavior is not the reason. Then, a pay raise for teachers, active shooter training and more coming out of the House Education Committee this week. Also, a mother faces the risks - and open heart surgery - to have another child. And get some healthy snacking tips just in time for this weekend's Super Bowl.

Friday, February 1st, 2019

On today's show:New findings show Mississippi defendants can spend months or even years in local jails before they even go to trial. Then, the latest on a mental health task force as members from across the state work to improve services. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out how you can help a program that serves meals to seniors and the homebound.Guests include:Cliff Johnson - Director, MacArthur Justice Center, University of Mississippi Schol of LawRep. Ashley Henley - Southaven, Mississippi Republican - Corrections Committee memberPaula Broome - Mississippi Office of the Attorney GeneralDave Van - Region 8 Community Mental HealthDr. Rick deShazo - Southern Remedy Health MinuteEllie Hollander - Meals on Wheels AmericaNina Byrd - Meals on Wheels volunteer

On today's show: New findings show Mississippi defendants can spend months or even years in local jails before they even go to trial. Then, the latest on a mental health task force as members from across the state work to improve services. And after a Southern Remedy Health Minute, find out how you can help a program that serves meals to seniors and the homebound. Guests include: Cliff Johnson - Director, MacArthur Justice Center, University of Mississippi Schol of Law Rep. Ashley Henley - Southaven, Mississippi Republican - Corrections Committee member Paula Broome - Mississippi Office of the Attorney General Dave Van - Region 8 Community Mental Health Dr. Rick deShazo - Southern Remedy Health Minute Ellie Hollander - Meals on Wheels America Nina Byrd - Meals on Wheels volunteer

Wednesday, April 25th, 2018

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