Highlighting the hypocrisy of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and his on-going legal battle with Disney after his signing of  Florida's "Don't Say Gay" bill and a mother's first-hand account of how she is raising a son in 2023. 

As 80 year-old Joe Biden prepares for another run for POTUS, listeners weigh in on confidence in Biden (or lack there of) and if they trust his leadership moving into the 2024 campaign.

A city councilman faces a call for his resignation after racist Facebook comments surface and the NAACP warns that “separate and unequal policing” will return to Mississippi’s majority-Black capital under a state-run police department and has filed a lawsuit saying that these are serious violations of the principle of self-government because they take control of the police and some courts out of the hands of Jackson residents.

More charges in the massive Mississippi TANF fraud case as ex-WWE performer Ted Dibiase Jr. is indicted for fraudulently obtaining federal funds from The Emergency Food Assistance Program and the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program and charges are filed on both a student and teacher after their classroom fight goes viral. 

Reactions after Gov. Tate Reeves proclaims bills signed as the next phase in the "new pro-life agenda" as subsidies are offered for adopting both children in and out of state foster care systems.

Details on the Fox News settlement with Dominion Voting Systems for nearly $800 million after they filed a suit over Fox's television personalities blatantly lying about their machines helping perpetrate voter fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election. 

Listeners ponder possible ways to improve the Spring Break weekend for visitors and MS Gulf Coast residents and the tales of two wrong addresses leading to gun violence.

Takeaways from a Black Spring Break Weekend punctuated by violence on it's last day and a rash of gun violence across the country from Alabama to Kansas City. 

A comparative look at the side-effects and lethality of the so-called "Abortion Pill" and Viagra and details on the $8 million settlement related to previous police brutality perpetrated by Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer who killed George Floyd. 

Exclusive interview with Waikinya Clanton, the director of the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Mississippi state office, ahead of a Q&A session in which residents enrolled in the TANF program outline their experiences amid a massive fraud scandal that has made national headlines and resulted in the misuse of in upwards of $70 million in federal money meant to aid some of the poorest in the US.