Filmmaker Travis Mills talks about his ambitious project to film twelve westerns in twelve months, several of which will be filmed in Mississippi. Joining in the discussion is Ward Emling, former director of the Mississippi Film office, who is brushing up his acting skills for the project.

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Vaniessa Cousin is a three-time breast cancer survivor who has chronicled her experience in the book, "I've Been through the Valley, But God..."

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The Mississippi Gulf coast serves as the backdrop for a new book of photographs captured through the lens of photojournalist Tim Isbell.

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Boston novelist Steve Yarbrough talks about his life growing up in Indianola, Mississippi and his long and prolific career as a writer.

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Meridian native and singer-songwriter Steve Forbert talks about his newest album and a book of his memoirs in the music industry.

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Patti Herrington talks about the tragedy in her life that led to the founding of “Firefly Outreach,” an organization that helps those who have lost a loved one to suicide.

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Noah Barbieri, a Millsaps College graduate and Rhodes & Truman Scholar, has big plans for his future that includes returning to Mississippi to make a difference.

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Mississippi’s Melvin Williams is widely known as one of the most prolific gospel performers in the world. He has spent a life time writing, performing and producing music, either as a solo artist or with his brothers in the famous trio known as the Williams Brothers.

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Former Ole Miss star quarterback Jim Weatherly has chronicled his successful career as a singer-songwriter. It’s all in the book Midnight Train” named after one of his hit records made famous by Gladys Knight.

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Sweet Potato Queen and author Jill Conner Browne is back in the spotlight with a play based on the SPQ’s coming to Mississippi. She’s also returning to her old St. Paddy’s Day parade stomping grounds.

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