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Caleb Gamblin and Ethan Carter stop by The County Line for an all-around conversation. 

SEC football, economics, music and politics are a few topics covered throughout the discussion. 

Easy listening with good, clean living! 

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Ben Hardy and Jeff Stewart are local musicians who have been involved in, and partly responsible for, much of the success Neshoba County's local music scene has had for the last 30 years. 

Ben Hardy has played in multiple locals bands in Neshoba County over the course of his lifetime and has been involved in cultivating and sustaining the local music scene in Philadelphia. 

Jeff Stewart has been playing music since moving to Philadelphia at 11 years old. Jeff saw much success on the local music scene, before experiencing success with Pearl River in music city. 

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Our collective goal is to reach $300 in Patreon contributions. Upon reaching this goal, we promise to release our first rap mixtape titled, "Black Sheep."

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Studdy Stu is a rapper from Philadelphia, Mississippi. Stu has extensive musical knowledge and experience that stems from being in the rap game for well over a decade. He is currently in the process of creating a much anticipated project that will be released later in 2022.

Studdy Stu on Social Media
Twitter: https://twitter.com/studdystu
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stugattii/
Snapchat: https://www.facebook.com/studdystu

Studdy Stu's Music
Dat Piff: https://t.co/MvHsggK5NI

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Tony T, CEO of Mississippi based Vigor Music, specializes in providing recording studio services. In addition to filling the role of CEO, Tony T also serves as music producer, musician, and artist.

Vigor Music is located in McComb, Mississippi and provides recording services for artists across many genres such as southern soul, country, blues, rap, and gospel.

You can follow Tony T and Vigor Music on all social media platforms. Social media media can be found using the links provided below.

https://www.vigormusicinc.com/
https://www.tonytbeatshop.com/

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Steve Merritt, with Southern Sky Brands, explains the inner-workings of building, operating, and managing a medical marijuana facility.

Southern Sky Brands is a medical marijuana facility currently being built in Canton, Mississippi.

http://southernskybrands.net/

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Chip Foster sits down with Lee Carl for a wide ranging conversation on the back porch (literally), in Grenada, Mississippi. A candid discussion highlighted by topics such as true communism, NFL vs College Football, Widespread Panic, and potential impacts of the rap game on America's youth. 

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Lane Kiffin and the NIL, Marty Stuart's Congress of Country Music, and Joe Rogan's recent controversy.

Thanks for the outpouring of love and support!

Sources used during this episode:

https://www.congressofcountrymusic.org/about

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ncaafb/lane-kiffin-says-ole-miss-doesn-t-have-the-nil-resources-to-compete-with-major-schools/ar-AATpo8O

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Madison County's finest, at-home deer processor and Miller Lite sponsor joins The County Line for candid conversation. Lee Carl and Dave cover a wide range of topics, including but not limited to: comedy, music, Southern Miss football, and all things Mississippi. 

Another episode of "good, clean fun!"

"I ain't hurtin' nobody, I ain't hurtin' no one." - John Prine

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Shan Winstead, a proud lifetime resident of Philadelphia, Mississippi and Neshoba County, joins the County Line to further the discussion surrounding school consolidation in Neshoba County.

As a product of the public education system in Neshoba County, Shan possesses a unique perspective having served as a business owner and former NCSD school board member. As a student, Shan attended Philadelphia and Neshoba Central, ultimately graduating from the latter.

Shan currently operates an auto restoration business in Neshoba County after years of owning Shan's Paint and Body in Philadelphia. 

The County Line is grateful for Shan taking a bold stance and expressing his ideas in a manner that is positive and constructive for our community.

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