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Chase Parham and Neal McCready open the show speaking to Jeffrey Wright about his engagement, the World Series, the NFL and Ole Miss and Auburn. They also rank candy for Halloween and talk about several other football topics

On this episode of Mind On My Money Podcast, Corey Clark of Clark Ford in Amory, Mississippi, joins to discuss a disturbing trend in automobile sales -- predatory lending.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready are back with the Wednesday edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast. They discuss Grant Tisdale, the NCAA nothingness about name, image and likeness, game seven of the World Series and much more.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss all three sports during the Tuesday edition of the Oxford Exxon Podcast. The football media availability was a short one on Monday, but Kermit Davis had a good bit to say later in the afternoon. Also, they talk about fall baseball including how Jerrion Ealy and John Rhys Plumlee may factor in this spring.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready (or really just Chase) use presidential elections to compare to current and former Ole Miss administrators as they continue to discuss university dynamics at play currently. They go through lines for the week and hit several other topics on this show to start the week.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready answer subscriber questions on this Friday edition of the podcast.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready open the show discussing Wednesday's media availability, the upcoming decision about the athletics director and how that could impact Matt Luke security. Then the speak with former Mississippi governor Ronnie Musgrove about the November gubernatorial election, how a lawsuit could alter the result, and then they speak about national politics. The show is closed with Neal's Picks.

On this episode of Mind On My Money Podcast, presented by Pinnacle Trust, author and executive coach Jeff Rutland joins to discuss leadership, leadership development and coaching.

Rutland has trained and coached executives as well as emerging leaders in 16 nations and 38 U.S. States in groups of 3-2000, and in 1-2-1 sessions for more than 20 years.

He completed his professional coach certification with the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching. He earned a Graduate Certificate in Organizational Leadership from Regent University and an undergraduate degree in Business Management from Ole Miss.

Rutland also authored Why Training Doesn’t Work.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready talk plenty of Ole Miss football during the bye week and then speak with Mississippi gubernatorial candidate Jim Hood, who discusses education, hospitals, infrastructure, campaign strategy and more.

Chase Parham and Neal McCready discuss the impending decisions that must be made in the Ole Miss athletics department. They give some beer sales figures from the first opportunity at Vaught-Hemingway and they hit some NFL power rankings.