Reactions to the attack from Israel on Iran and the family of Dau Mabil, a refugee from Sudan, seeks answers after his body was found in the Pearl River after he had been missing for nearly a month and criticized the investigation conducted by Capitol Police as "insufficient" and have requested the Jackson Police Department to assist and U.S. Congressman Bennie Thompson has asked the U.S. Department of Justice for assistance into the investigation.

Listeners and Gulf Coast locals respond to Biloxi Police Chief John Miller's comments in response to the policing of Black Spring Break and the arrests made during the event and the US Supreme Court refusing to hear McKesson v. Doe in which the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided a protest organizer could face disastrous financial consequences if someone attending the protest commits a crime.

An in depth recap of what led to the first criminal trial of a US President in history and debate over men and women competing in professional sports after salary details of Caitlyn Clark's WNBA 1st round draft pick deal are revealed. 

Exclusive interviews with Mississippi Black Spring Break organizer Maurice Bryant on the disappointing treatment of Spring Breakers by local law enforcement and CC Jean, owner and lead therapist of Rise Psychotherapy and Family Support Services addressing the increase in cases of pediatric suicides, warning signs, and how parents can help their children find their way out of deep depression that could lead to suicidal thoughts and actions.

After Black Spring Break marks it's 26th year on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, a lack of accommodations for parking and heavy handed policing is highlighted and Donald John becomes the first former US President to stand trial as his "hush money" trial gets underway in New York.  

A teen goes viral after issuing a heart-wrenching warning against interracial couples' fetishizing leading to the births of bi-racial children left to deal with bigoted family members and Joe Biden seeks to close the "gun show loophole". 

An ex-assistant principal was charged with felony child neglect in the case of a 6 year-old student shooting his teacher in Virginia and more reactions to the state sentencings of the Rankin County "Goon Squad" for the kidnapping, torture, and sexual assault of 2 Black men in 2023. 

State sentences handed down for 6 former law enforcement officers who admitted to the kidnapping, torture, and sexual assault of Michael Jenkins and Eddie Parker in January of 2023. 
Brett McAlpin: State court sentenced him to 20 years after federal court gave him 27 1/4 years in prison.
Jeffrey Middleton: State court sentenced him to 20 years after federal court gave him 17 1/2 years.
Daniel Opdyke: State court sentenced him to 20 years after federal court gave him 17 1/2 years.
Christian Dedmon: State court sentenced him to 25 years after federal court gave him 40 years.
Hunter Elward: State court sentenced him to 45 years after federal court gave him 20 years.
Joshua Hartfield: State court sentenced him to 15 years after federal court gave him 10 years

An Idaho man suspected of being an ISIS sympathizer and collaborator is arrested by not labeled a "terrorist" and listeners weigh in on a new bill would introduce gun safety classes at the elementary school level.

Exclusive interview with Charles G. Sims, the 3x great grandson of Confederate Colonel and Sen. James Z George. George was a 3 term United States Senator, Chief Justice of the Mississippi Supreme Court, and the author of the 1890 constitution of the state of Mississippi. George was the driving force behind the poll taxes, literacy tests, and the understanding clause and his legal framework became the blueprint for the other southern states in creating racial codes that became the core of the Jim Crow laws.

Sims is advocating for the removal of George's statue from the US Capitol and a statue of Medgar Evers, a civil rights icon and World War II veteran buried in Arlington National Cemetery, taking the place of George.