Now You're Talking with Marshall Ramsey

Marshall speaks with triathlete - Joey Lee, who lost his wife to cancer then turned to fitness to heal. Plus, singer-songwriter, Kobe Singleton talks about his music career spanning from Jackson, MS to Japan!

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Marshall Ramsey speaks with actress, television and movie director, Cleta Ellington about the movie business. Plus, therapist and mother - Stephanie Brewer Hathorn, opens up about her struggles with postpartum depression.

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Marshall Ramsey speaks with best-selling author, Greg Iles, about the Natchez Burning Trilogy. Plus, Gina Carter talks about her breast cancer battle and why she decided to go public about it.

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Marshall speaks with Mississippi’s Poet Laureate, professor, and author – Beth Ann Fennelly. Also, 15-year-old Maisie Brown talks about being an academic scholar and using her voice to make a difference.

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Marshall Ramsey speaks with TV Anchor, Mike Sands, about his battle with cancer. Cassandra Welchlin shares a special story about her grandmother, Eva, and the influence she had on her life.

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Film enthusiast, producer, and director – Anita Modak Truran talks about film in Mississippi, and the interesting turn “The Oscars” took last night! Plus, legendary entertainer – Lee King, who used to work with James Brown, is bringing back his popular show – Black Gold!

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Marshall Ramsey and Paul Lacoste chat with McComb native and Grammy-nominated artist, Vasti Jackson. Plus, writer and editor – Katie Eubanks shares her Top 11 Things to Watch on Valentine’s Day!

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Marshall Ramsey speaks with Dorothy Stewart, the founder of Women for Progress, and Jazz singer-songwriter Rhonda Richmond who tells her story through song and traces music history from Africa to America.

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Kim Smith has a special story about her dog, Wink, who almost died from an abusive incident. He lived and she tells his story! Later, restaurateur Jeff Good joins us to talk about why he chooses Mississippi to house his several restaurants.

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Nathan Dunaway encourages people to do a “Jack Attack” in memory of his late grandson, Jack. Robert St. John is helping with community relief after the recent tornado in Hattiesburg. Erin Passons of the Nasty Women Project talks about a new book that gives women a voice after the 2016 election.

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