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March is National Woman’s month and all month long we’ve featured amazing women of MS and today we end this month’s celebration with a woman who is no stranger to MPB, the beautiful & talented Deep South Dining’s own Deborah Hunter!!! We will talk with Deborah about her past, her present and her future and find out what's behind the apron!!

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March is National Woman’s month and so each week we're featuring amazing Women of Mississippi and today we have the pleasure of speaking with an amazing women who has carved out a niche in Mississippi’s history. Flonzie Brown Wright was the first African American female elected official in Mississippi post-Reconstruction. We will speak with her about her life and her book, “Looking Back to Move Ahead” which chronicles her journey growing up in a small Mississippi town through her work in the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and 1970s.

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March is National Woman’s month and for the entire month we will feature women of Mississippi who have had an impact on our state and world!! Today we will speak with Libby Hartfield, and Dr. Cathy Shropshire about the life and the legacy of scientist and conservationist Fannye Cook, a women who despite the odds became the most widely known scientist in Mississippi and was nationally known as the go-to person for biological information or wildlife specimens from the state.

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Today we will speak with Stacey Spiehler, a woman who came full circle in her struggle with prescription drug use, homelessness and domestic violence. We will take a look into her life to see how she went from Homeliness to Happiness. Also, Michelle & I will chat about the latest headlines in “water cooler conversations”.

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On today's show we will talk with Broadcast Journalist, Howard Ballou about his interesting past, Dr. Brinda Lewis will tell us why we call it soul food and Katie Eubanks will talk about her storytellers event happening tomorrow just in time for Valentine's day.

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February is Black History Month and what better way to start this month off than with a guest who knows the importance of celebrating Mississippi's diverse history and culture. Photographer, Jay Jonson will talk with us about his Rays of Hope in Mississippi exhibit and why it was important for him to showcase the diverse history of people and events in our state.

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On today’s show, we’ll feature two guys who are all about living healthy and eating well, put them together and you have a Healthy Mississippi!!! Fitness Guru, Paul Lacoste and President of Mangia Bene Restaurant Management Group Jeff Good are here today to discuss their Healthy Eating initiative.

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Today our show is about a New Year, and a New You!!! so today, we will talk with guest who can help you live your best life, Shana Hansen, Project Lead for the C3 Wellness Center will tell us about the wonderful facility we have to help us stay healthy and fit and John Noblin, Director of the MS Blues Marathon is here to talk about this wonderful and fun way to hit the pavement running!!

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Today our guest is Angie Thomas, the debut novelist who turned racism and police violence into a New York Times Best selling book. We talked with Angie about her life, her movie adaptation of "The Hate U Give" and her upcoming projects.

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Our guest today make a difference not only throughout the holidays but every day. Rex Baker, Executive Director of Gateway Rescue Mission and Rusty Ryan Director of volunteer Services and IT are here to discuss the great services they help provide through the mission plus we will speak with Jackie Meck, the father of a young man who decided to give back in a BIG way by starting the Eagle Project " City Socks" and donating 2012 pairs of socks to the Gateway Rescue Mission.

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