Random Mississippi Podcasts

Each week, horticulturalist Felder Rushing shares stories, answers questions and just talks gardening. Of course, you’ll hear a bit of “cheesy music” in every program and you might hear a bad joke or two as well. The Gestalt Gardener is a long-time favorite on MPB Think Radio, due in no small part to Felder’s laid-back, your-neighbors-might-talk-but-so-what approach to gardening.

Email Felder anytime at garden@mpbonline.org and listen Friday mornings at 9 and Saturday mornings at 10 to The Gestalt Gardener on MPB Think Radio. And in the meantime, as Felder says, get out and get dirty.

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Categories: Leisure, Science

Tags: felder rushing, Fertilizer, flower, garden, gardening, garlic, gestalt gardener, Mississippi, onions, plant, plant health, pruning, Roses, tree, vegetable

Accompany Meredith Baker in her trusty camper, Snowball, as she shares her tales of traversing America amidst the 2020 pandemic. From the uncrowded grounds of Camp Concrete in Washington, to the sparkling waters of the Mississippi Bayou, join Meredith on a journey of her reflections of the past year. Listen in as she encounters friends old and new, tries gator gumbo, and visits our national parks all while the sounds of nature enhance the wondrous, wandering year of a 76 year old, former Swan Lady. Her writing from the road will leave you tickled and soothed as she effortlessly brings you with her over the course of 18 episodes… good thing you’re sitting up front, she likes the company.

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: 2020, Alone, America, artwork, calming, campconcrete, camper, campground, coronavirus, drive, friends, journalessays, journey, Mississippi, nationalparks, nature, painting, pandemic, Podcast, poetry, reflections, river, roadtrip, Season, solo, soothing, Stories, story, swanlady, time, tortuga, travel, traveling, woman, Woods, Writer, writing

Writer & musician, Jack Sonni, known worldwide as “the Other Guitar Player in Dire Straits,” gathers an eclectic group of musicians, writers, artists, chefs, cocktail masters and wine geeks to share their work, passions and unique perspectives on a wide range of topics.

This your invitation to join “The Leisure Class” for a weekly free-wheeling salon.

Categories: Arts, Leisure, Music

Tags: cocktails, Food, guitar, Leisure, Mississippi, music, Recipies, rock and roll, southern culture, wine

Would you give up a successful career to work for a charity? Can art save a community? Over the course of the last century Detroit moved from being the epicentre of the automotive industry to becoming the embodiment of America’s urban woes. Deindustrialization, disinvestment and White flight have left much of the city a mere shadow of its heyday when Ford’s factory alone employed over 90,000 workers. In this collection we explore the last 50 years of this city with the through the perspective of the Whitfield family and how one of its members; Jenenne was inspired to join the Heidelberg Project. A charity that encourages community development, through the arts and education. This material forms part of the Open University course International development: making sense of a changing world

Categories: Education

Tags: 1950s, 3rd grade, african american, art, banker, Businesses, Caucasian, childhood, Chrysler, colour, community, detroit, East side, excite, exodus, Factory, Ford, fought, freeway, hope, hopscotch, inspiration, jobs, junk, militant, Mississippi, move, Nerve, nostalgia, paradise valley, Project, school, segregated, vacant homes, white flight, work

Northeast Mississippi business owners, industry leaders, Main Street Directors, school and hospital leaders discuss what’s happening in Northeast Mississippi. All content is copyright 2021 Sun Bear Studio Ripley MS LLC all rights reserved. No portion of this podcast may be rebroadcast or used for any other purpose without express written consent of Sun Bear Studio Ripley MS LLC

Categories: Business, News, Society & Culture

Tags: #northeastmississippi, Mississippi

Detective Jonny C. Speed’s life can’t get much better. He’s booked into the French Quarter’s most luxurious guesthouse, and his day job as convenience store manager is 104 miles behind him in Catherine, Mississippi. He’s already taken care of one pro-bono missing persons job since he’s been in New Orleans, and his paying client’s cheating wife is a beautiful and very accommodating exhibitionist. Are things too good to be true? Of course they are. Jonny starts to worry when his client turns up dead, but when the suspects start dropping, Jonny and his crack team of beauty queens, recovering addicts, professional athletes, computer hackers, and pampered dogs find themselves caught in a twisted scheme of revenge that threatens to turn the town of Catherine inside out.

Categories: Arts

Tags: coffee, detective, Mississippi, music, MYSTERY, new, orleans

The food scene in Alabama is growing. Subscribe and listen while I talk to local chefs and business owners about their story, dreams, and inspiration. This podcast centers around food and restaurants in Alabama and the south.

Categories: Arts, Society & Culture

Tags: alabama, chef, Drink, eating, Food, foodblog, foodie, georgia, kentucky, Mississippi, south, southern, tennessee, Whiskey

Real Estate Investing attracts entrepreneurs. There are so many ways for us to exercise our creativity, independence, negotiating skills, courage and our smarts profitably. Often our work can be very restorative for communities and when that is done with purpose, lives can be changed and community can flourish. We talk to leading Real Estate Investors, community leaders and others who can help us love our cities and communities as part of our profitable investing business.

Categories: Business

Tags: community, genedent, jackson, Mississippi, RealEstate