Malcolm White talks with Laurin Stennis, a Jackson-based visual artist who creates linoleum block relief prints and woodcuts. She is also the granddaughter of John C. Stennis and a member of the Craftsmen's Guild of Mississippi.

Turry Flucker speaks with Cameron Abel and Steve Iwanski about the Greenwood Shakespeare Project. The Greenwood Shakespeare Project is a project presented by ArtPlace Mississippi and Greenwood Little Theatre. For five weeks, kids will be trained in Shakespeare's plays and Elizabethan stage conventions, set construction, music, dance, and scenery/costume design. The Boot Camp will culminate in three nights of performance on August 3-5, 2017 at Greenwood Little Theatre. Featuring veteran stage actors, a professional carpenter, and renowned artists and designers, the Shakespeare Boot Camp is one of the Delta's foremost arts education program for youth.

Malcolm White speaks with Craig Gill, director of the University Press of Mississippi. The two discuss the work of the press, the new Encyclopedia of Mississippi and upcoming the Mississippi Book Festival.

Larry Morrisey talks with singer/songwriter Talbot Adams from Oxford. Adams is a native of New Orleans, but has been based in Oxford since the early 2000s. He played in the legendary New Orleans group The Royal Pendletons and several groups in Mississippi. For the past few years he has been recording and releasing records under his own name.

Turry Flucker talks with V. A. Patterson. A Jackson native, V. A. was the first curator of the Manship House and worked for many years in the museum field, specializing in historic house museums. V. A. also served as executive director of the Craftsman’s Guild of Mississippi and executive director of VSA Mississippi.

Malcolm White talks with Calvin Phelps, founder and executive director of Pike School of Art. PSA-MS offers residencies, workshops, talks, and space for art-making and discursive research in a rural setting.

Larry Morrisey visits with bluesman “Little” Willie Farmer of Duck Hill, MS. Farmer got his start as a guitarist for gospel groups in his area and currently plays at festivals around the Delta and North Mississippi. The show will feature tracks from Farmer’s just released CD, “I’m Coming Back Home.”

Larry Morrisey talks with Mary Lindsay Dickinson. She’ll be talking about “I’m Just Dead, I’m Not Gone,” the self-penned memoir of Jim Dickinson, the late music producer and musician. The book details Dickinson’s early years as a musician and artist growing up in Memphis, as well as his work with musical legends including Aretha Franklin and the Rolling Stones

Turry Flucker speaks with Heidi Flynn Barnett and Robin C. Dietrick, founders of Kiyomi, LLC, a creative studio in Jackson dedicated to crafting outstanding books and exhibitions that provide meaningful and transformative experiences for clients and their audiences

Malcolm White talks with Shon McCarthy, director of Gallery1 on Jackson State University's campus. The gallery's most recent exhibition features the artwork of Nelson Mandela