The County Line: Lee Carl & Friends

Step behind the curtain with Arden Barnett of Ardenland as he orchestrates the rich symphony of theater management and the vibrant Mississippi music scene. From the historic Ellis Theater to the legendary Duling Hall, Arden unveils the multifaceted role of a music impresario, with a deep dive into the nuances of booking acts, embracing the community's cultural heartbeat, and tailoring experiences that resonate with the soul of Jackson.The soul of a city can be heard in its music, and in Jackson, it's an anthem that rings out in every chord. Our conversation with Arden explores the city's soulful reputation, where R&B and comfort food meld with the spirit of its people. Trust and quality resonate as keynotes in the art of booking talent, reflecting the community's appetite for authenticity. With Marty Stuart's influence in the mix, the commitment to preserving musical heritage becomes a tangible part of Philadelphia's Ellis Theater's event strategy, striking a chord with both locals and visitors.Rounding out this melodic journey, Arden shares the behind-the-scenes tempo of raising the roof for the Congress of Country Music with star-studded fundraising concerts. As cultural celebrations with a cause, these events harmonize the need for financial support with the community's love for live entertainment. Meanwhile, navigating the complexities of Mississippi's music festivals showcases the local talent and logistical finesse that keeps the state's festival scene on beat. Tune in for a masterclass in the art of music management, where every note is played with passion for the community and an ear for excellence.ArdenlandWebsite: https://www.ardenland.net/------------------------------------------------------Marty Stuart's Congress of Country MusicWebsite: https://www.congressofcountrymusic.org/ ------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------(0:06) Introduction to Ardenland(15:57) Jackson's Music and Soul Reputation(21:43) Fundraising Concerts for Country Music Congress(26:10) Fundraising and Planning for Ellis Theater(30:56) Managing Music Festivals in MississippiSupport the show

Are you aware of the grassroots organization making waves in the political landscape, Americans for Prosperity (AFP)? We've got the inside scoop as we chat with AFP's Stone Clanton and Cade Yates about the influential work they're doing. Advocating for limited government, lower taxes, and free markets, this powerhouse team is taking citizen engagement to new heights. They're shaping the discourse on key policy areas like education and healthcare and using a bottom-up approach to drive change. Stepping away from the traditional talk on policy, we take an unexpected culinary detour, celebrating Southern cuisine in all its glory. You'll be surprised to find out where Clanton and Yates recommend getting the best fried chicken in Mississippi! Then, we steer the ship back to crucial topics like government spending, education, and Medicaid expansion. We question the balance between government safety nets and community charity, the need for a long-term solution for affordable healthcare, and how education can become more flexible to cater to individual needs. Finally, we jump into the hot topic of tax policy and AFP's vision of reducing taxes wherever possible. We dream about the possibility of eliminating income tax in Mississippi, the challenges that pose, and the need to cut government spending. Whether it's healthcare, taxes or education, the crux of our conversation always comes back to this - every citizen deserves quality, affordable services, and the freedom to choose what's best for them. Come join us on this enlightening journey with Stone Clanton and Cade Yates as we navigate these pressing issues and envision a future of prosperity.Americans for ProsperityWebsite: https://americansforprosperity.org/ and  https://standtogether.org/about-us/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/afpmississippi/ X: @afp_ms Facebook: @afpms E-mail: sclanton@afphq.org ---------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(00:04) Americans for Prosperity(13:19) Government's Role and Love for Southern Cuisine(21:27) Controlling Government Spending and Education(32:56) The Progress of Human Progress(36:25) Medicaid Expansion(41:47) Medicaid Expansion Concerns and Challenges(56:44) Repealing COIN and Medicaid Expansion(1:02:30) Healthcare Options and Technology Advancements(1:15:15) Healthcare System and Nurse Practitioners(1:23:35) Tax Policy and State Budget Conversations(1:28:27) Eliminating Taxes and Creative Revenue Solutions(1:41:26) Educational Choice and FlexibilitySupport the show

Mary Ryan Brown is a comedian from Hattiesburg, Mississippi. https://www.maryryanbrown.com/ This is Mary Ryan's second time joining us at The County Line (she's now a regular) and the conversation does not disappoint! Go follow her. She's hilarious and we want everybody to know she is hilarious! See below for episode description, timestamps, and socials. As always, thank you all for your love and support!Do you ever feel like you're trying to tread water in the ever-changing whirlpool of life? Come on board for a voyage of comedy, vulnerability, and heart-to-heart chats as we navigate through life's complexities! From the perplexing universe of dating apps and the alarming world of massage parlors to the endless struggle of imposter syndrome, this episode is packed with laughter, insights, and more. It's a rollercoaster ride that swings between light-hearted fun and serious discussions.Picture this: you're sifting through dating apps, struggling to distinguish real people from bots, only to end up with a mobile masseuse with a questionable background! Add to that the shady side of massage parlors and an intense discussion about human trafficking. Yet, in true comedian style, we lighten the mood by sharing our secret dreams of becoming strippers, complete with a preferred playlist and a fan moment for Niykee Heaton. We also bare our souls about the less glamorous sides of our careers - the crippling doubt, the arduous balancing act with parenting, and the ever-present comparison game. The fun doesn't stop there! We delve deep into the world of relationships - from discussing the intricacies of introducing a significant other to your family, to exploring the nuances of family group chats. We even find time to throw shade on green messages and declare our undying love for all things Apple! So buckle up for an episode filled with laughter, personal revelations, and some useful tips for journeying through the hustle and bustle of life's challenges.MARY RYAN BROWNWebsite: https://www.maryryanbrown.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maryryanbrown/ E-mail: mrbrowncomedy@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:22) Dating Apps and Massage Services Discussion(17:02) Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Achieving Success(25:29) The Importance of Consistency and Confidence(32:15) Navigating Family Dynamics and Dating(41:01) Worst First Date, Social Media Comedians(57:15) Dogs, Birth Rate, and Gender Divide(1:08:00) Navigating Relationships, Self-Improvement, and Fragrance(1:24:51) Starting a Podcast and Comedy Career(1:33:20) Entertaining Conversation With Mary RyanSupport the show

Imagine getting the chance to negotiate with your all-time favorite rapper for an appearance on your podcast. Well, that's exactly what happened when I spotted Boosie Bad Azz, my musical idol, on Instagram and took the leap to invite him onto the County Line. An unexpected phone call later, we were discussing arrangements for the show. But this episode is not just about my first encounter with Boosie. I provide a recap of Bobby Rush's 90th birthday concert at the Ellis Theater in Philadelphia, Mississippi. It was an incredible evening, brimming with nostalgia and community spirit. Bobby Rush is phenomenal, even-still at the ripe age of 90!We delve into how our furry friends are more than just pets for many Millennials and Gen Zs. This raises some interesting questions about emotional reliance and future relationships. Moreover, we contemplate the trend of pet anthropomorphism and the implications it might indicate about setting boundaries and emotional maturity. The holiday season means something different to everyone. For me, the holiday season has traditionally been the beginning of an annual depressive episode. You may be asking yourself, "What the hell is wrong with Lee?" I'll tell you if you just listen. So get ready to shake hands with a rap legend, gain a novel perspective on pet anthropomorphism, and view the holidays in a depressing light!  Let's take a ride!---------------------------------------------------Where is The County Line:https://www.countylinepodcast.com/https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/-----------------------------------------------------(0:30) Personal encounter with Boosie(4:30) Boosie e-mail and phone conversation(11:20) Bobby Rush 90th Birthday(20:00) Dating app stigmas(24:00) Pet Anthropomorphism(33:00) I'm not picking up dog shit(44:00) Holiday season is depressing to me(47:00) Is New Years Eve overrated?Support the show

The tables are turned on this episode of The County Line! Ben Hardy, Philadelphia, MS native and longtime friend of mine comes through to interview me, Lee Carl. The episode portrays me in a different light as this is the first time I have been interviewed on The County Line.The conversation is driven by specific questions Ben poses. I do my very best to be as introspective as possible for The County Line Congregation! If you know Ben, you will not be surprised by the vast array of topics we cover throughout the interview. If you are not familiar with Ben, myself, or The County Line nothing could serve as a better introduction than this episode!We explore the immense value of sound systems in bands, crucial need for more entrepreneurial efforts in small towns, power of parks and recreation, abandoned railroad beds, rap music, mental health and many, many more captivating topics. "Thank you to Ben Hardy and the entire County Line Congregation for your continued support! Much love and many thanks!" -Lee Carl---------------------------------------------------Learn more about Ben: https://www.instagram.com/bigbenhardy/Where is The County Line:https://www.countylinepodcast.com/-----------------------------------------------------(0:06) Earpieces for Sound Monitoring Benefits(3:44) Discussion on Entrepreneurship, Restaurants, and Growth(19:44) Improving the Park and Community Amenities(25:41) Voicing Opinions in the Digital Age(38:15) Face-to-Face Communication(42:33) Music Preferences and Personal Memories(47:15) Hip Hop and Soul Music(1:00:22) Southern Hip Hop Artists and Patreon(1:06:34) The Vassals and Ethan Carter's Role(1:22:59) Tom Tom's Death and Community Impact(1:33:40) Mental Health and Podcast Recommendations(1:55:05) Single Parent Homes' Impact on Success(2:09:52) Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Antisemitism(2:23:02) Influence on Young Minds(2:31:48) AI's Impact on PoliticsSupport the show

Are the bigger hospitals always the best providers of healthcare? Quentin Whitwell, CEO of Progressive Health, turns this idea on its head as we delve deeply into the world of rural healthcare. Quentin's insightful conversation reveals a landscape rich with potential, highlighting the unique advantages small hospitals bring to the table - from a better staff-to-patient ratio to a more personalized level of patient care.We take an enlightening journey through the complex maze of federal funding, discussing how the government's matching program can be a game-changer for rural healthcare. Quentin supplies a fresh perspective on the concept of Medicaid expansion, debunking common misconceptions and laying bare the true potential it holds for improving patient care. He also sheds light on the challenges of scaling an organization across multiple states and reveals how Progressive Health has employed a unique hybrid model to manage and purchase hospitals.Finally, we wrap up our conversation by immersing ourselves in the unique stories and character of small towns. Quentin shares his thoughts on promoting health equity, underscoring the importance of fostering healthy lifestyles and creating a movement towards better health. You won't want to miss this intriguing and insightful conversation with Quentin Whitwell, where we unearth the hidden potential of rural healthcare.QUENTIN WHITWELL: https://www.quentinwhitwell.one/about QUENTIN WHITWELL INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/qwhitwell/ PROGRESSIVE HEALTH: https://www.northmshealth.com/----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:18) Progressive Health in Rural Hospital(15:47) Issues and Solutions for Rural Hospitals(29:43) Medicaid Expansion and Rural Hospitals(38:14) Hospital Expansion and COVID Funding(50:50) Rural Healthcare and Public Conversations(56:21) Explore Towns, Promote Health EquitySupport the show

Join us for a candid conversation with Mississippi Attorney General candidate, Greta Kemp Martin. Greta, with her deep-rooted history in law and her passionate advocacy at Disability Rights Mississippi, touches upon her perceived palpable shift in the voting mindset, where voters are choosing the individual over party lines. In the course of our discussion, we try to unravel the complexities surrounding the Dobbs Decision and the Attorney General's office. Greta's observations suggest a questionable representation of the Department of Human Services by a private firm and an alarming absence of the Attorney General's office in the investigation. She also shares her perspective on key issues like gun laws, felon rights, and the inappropriate use of taxpayer dollars by Attorney General Fitch to manipulate other states' policymaking.We then delve into the heart of Mississippi, unearthing the challenges that the state grapples with, such as dire political polarization, failing mental health systems, and the dire need for community-centered resources in rural locales. Greta provides her insights into these pressing issues and articulates her plans to confront them, should she be elected as Attorney General. This episode offers a rare, insightful glimpse into the heart of Mississippi politics, making it an essential listen for anyone wishing to understand the political undercurrents better.GRETA KEMP MARTIN: https://www.gretaforag.com/GRETA KEMP MARTIN INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/gretaforag/----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:20) Greta Kemp Martin's Run for Attorney General(12:54) Dobbs Decision and Attorney General's Involvement(29:47) Gun Laws and Felon Rights(45:19) Voting and Political Alignment in Mississippi(58:05) Mental Health Systems FailuresSupport the show

Ever wondered what it takes to make the perfect custom hat? Well, prepare to be amazed as we journey into the world of hat-making with Mary Landrum Pyron, a Mississippi-based custom hat maker with an intriguing story. From an intern at Senator Cochran's office to a stint at a guest ranch in Wyoming, Mary's path towards becoming a renowned hat maker is nothing short of inspiring. We dive into her struggles, her inspirations, and the meticulous process of creating each unique hat that truly reflects her artistic prowess.Mary opens up about her life and business back in Mississippi. She gets real about the struggles of managing her custom hat business, ML Provisions, in the face of a high cost of living. Offering an intimate tour of her hat-making process, Mary shares the importance of nurturing personal connections with her clientele, explaining how this has contributed to the growth of her business. If you're curious about what happens when art and business intersect, you'll want to hear her story.But wait, there's more! Mary's life is not all work and no play. She takes us through her adventures, including vacations and Cape Buffalo hunts, and how she manages to incorporate her hats into her travels. Towards the end, she shares her profound love for Mississippi and her desire to help her generation tell their own stories. So, buckle up and get ready for an enlightening conversation that beautifully captures the magic of art and passion, all through the lens of a hat maker.ML PROVISIONS OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://mlprovisions.com/ ML PROVISIONS INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/mlprovisions/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:06) Custom Hat Making and Motivation(7:03) Moving West, Cost of Living(12:18) Journey of a Custom Hat Maker(20:58) Custom Hat Business in Mississippi(25:50) Hats, Vacations, and Cape Buffalo Hunts(35:32) Mississippi's Special Appeal and Business Connections(43:11) Hat Shop Collaboration With Philadelphia VisitorsSupport the show

Are you ready to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the music industry with Tony Pasko? Renowned composer, arranger, songwriter, and sound designer, Tony, takes us on an exhilarating journey through his life in the music industry. He candidly shares his experiences, from being a music fanatic to becoming a respected professional. He pulls no punches discussing the grueling struggles he faced, the unexpected triumphs he celebrated, and the invaluable lessons he learned along the way.Tony doesn't shy away from the hard truths of the industry, sharing his insights on the impact of streaming services on artists' revenue, the changing role of major labels, and the necessity for authenticity. His refreshingly honest take paints a vivid picture of the industry's highs and lows and offers an invaluable perspective for anyone with big dreams of making their own mark in the music world. You'll be hooked by Tony's fascinating tales, whether he's recounting his surprising success with the banjo or revealing the business lessons learned from a chance encounter with Coolio.But our journey with Tony isn't just about looking back. We also get a sneak peek into his latest ventures. Find out more about his upcoming release, Duck Days, his exciting new show Tony's Backstage Pass, and how he's leveraging the power of the internet and streaming platforms to reach new audiences. Join us for an episode filled with compelling insights, inspiring stories, and invaluable advice that will leave you fueled with inspiration and motivation.TONY PASKO OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://tonypasko.com/TONY PASKO INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tpaskoTONY PASKO YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/tonypasko ----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(00:14) Tony Pasko's Music Journey(11:35) Building Relationships and Success in Music(17:13) The Changing Role of Record Labels(29:48) Streaming's Impact on Artists' Revenue(36:25) Navigating the Music Industry and Authenticity(45:12) Authenticity in the Music Industry(55:47) Taking Responsibility for Your Career(59:59) Chicago to Mississippi(1:07:32) Musicians in the Music Industry(1:16:39) From Recording Mistakes to TV Success(1:30:05) Banjo Mishap Leads to Unexpected Success(1:39:54) Support, Invitation, and Collaboration Appreciation Support the show

Are you ready to support the County Line podcast in a way that truly makes an impact? We're here to guide you on the best ways to help us grow, with easy actions like rating, subscribing, and most importantly, leaving meaningful reviews. Get exclusive content, early access to solo episodes and even cool merchandise by joining us on our Patreon page. Subscribe to and share our YouTube channel for the latest video content from The County Line. Utilize the links below to support The County Line: Become a Patreon member here:https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcast Subscribe to our YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcastAs always, we have included a "closing hymn" for this mini-solo episode. This week we have Pastor Troy, with his stirring song, "Lyin' Bout Her Crib." His music offers more than just beats and rhythm, it tells stories that mirror real-life experiences. As we wrap up, remember the powerful ethos of Pastor Troy, he doesn't write raps, he narrates short stories. So, tune in and let the raw, soulful energy of Pastor Troy's music and storytelling captivate you.Intro song on this episode is entitled "Tinder Bit" by Lee Carleton Smith. Thank you so much for your continued love and support!----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcastSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.comSupport the show

Get ready to step into the ring with legendary boxer, Roy Jones Jr. Roy eloquently compares boxing techniques to the hunting strategies of animals like roosters and sharks, adding a captivating twist to the regular sport discussions. Peering into the more personal aspects of Roy's life, we explore his childhood under the tutelage of his father, also a boxer and coach. Roy and host, Lee Carl, also delve into the differences and similarities between Christianity and Islam. There's so much more to Roy than just boxing. He's also dipped his gloves into the music industry. Starting from his hit song "Can't Be Touched", to his collaborations with rap artists like Mr. Magic and SMBULLETT, Roy's passion for identifying hot beats is evident. Whether you're a fan of boxing or hip hop, or just love hearing about resilience and determination, this episode has something for everyone. Join us for this enthralling blend of sports, music, and life lessons from one of the greatest boxers of all time, Roy Jones Jr.ROY JONES JR. APPAREL: https://royjonesjrofficial.com/ROY JONES JR. INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/royjonesjrofficial/ROY JONES JR. YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/royjonesjrofficial ----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:06) Animal influence on boxing style(9:19) Boxing techniques and faith in God(16:38) Father-Son Relationship and Independence(22:11) Father-son boxing dynamic(33:16) Preparing and understanding different personalities(41:25) Faith in God and religious perspectives(58:11) Inspirations in hip-hop and boxingSupport the show

Can you imagine a political landscape where the Democratic National Committee hinders opponents like Robert Kennedy Jr.? It's happening and not enough people are aware. Should the United States continue sending aid to Ukraine? Lee Carl doesn't think so. The final segment of this episode takes a sober turn as we address the uncomfortable topic of sexual abuse allegations, increasingly used as character assassination tools. Using the cases of Russell Brand and Mel Tucker, we discuss possible motivations behind such claims. Ending on a musical note, we take a trip down memory lane with Cal Smith's 'Country Bumpkin,' and send our love to the County Line Congregation. Remember, we're here to provide the best, so don't forget to subscribe, rate, review, and share this episode.PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CzUzLnco4rMJXWUsPeJjeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-county-line/id1511436013YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/podcasts----------------------------------------------------------------------Submit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutEpisode Timestamps (0:23) College Football Updates and Housekeeping(19:42) Democrats' Treatment of Trump and RFK Jr(29:15) Discussion on Trump, RFK Jr, Government Shutdown, Ukraine Funding(45:09) Trending Allegations Against Men in Sexual Abuse(52:20) Country Bumpkin Closing HymnSupport the show

Lauren Buntin and Ashley McKay-Wolff, of the Midwife Crisis Podcast. https://www.midwifecrisispodcast.com/Ever dreamed of starting your own podcast? We share our humble journeys of remote podcasting, from battling with sound quality to the joy of finding the right tools. We also explore the changing dynamics of the workforce - discussing the role of technology, the significance of freedom and loyalty, and the challenges facing two-income families struggling with the cost of childcare.Then, turning our attention to personal experiences, we reflect on the trials and triumphs of parenting, unmask the intriguing dynamics of modern dating, and scrutinize the impact of food regulations. So, tune in for our lively, candid, and sometimes hilarious chat - it's a ride to The County Line you don't want to miss!MIDWIFE CRISIS PODCAST WEBSITE: https://www.midwifecrisispodcast.com/----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutSubmit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:06) Starting a Podcast and Overcoming Challenges(11:36) Degrees, Certifications, and Workforce Development(21:44) Remote Work and Employee Incentives(28:39) Challenges of Affordable Childcare and Dating(40:55) School Shootings, News Media, Government Corruption(54:35) Podcast Plans and Importance of Friends(1:08:04) Education and Institutionalization(1:23:43) Trump's Idolization and Media Control(1:30:29) Regulating Social Platforms and AI Development(1:34:18) Technology's Impact on Societal Issues(1:47:53) Parental Concerns and Social Media Exploitation(1:53:59) Babysitting, Parenting, and Food Regulations(2:01:59) Commercials, TV, and Dating in 6 Words(2:10:20) Discussion on TikTok and FameSupport the show

Ever wondered why country music seems void of representation from queer people of color? Or why Maren Morris has decided to exit the country music scene?  Unravel with us as we debunk the theory of ESPN rigging the Pac-12 for ratings. Now, let's turn the spotlight towards self-confidence. Ever wondered how Deion Sanders, the head football coach for the Colorado Buffaloes, exudes an aura of success? It's all about swagger and self-confidence, baby! We're dissecting the role of self-confidence in leadership and its magnetic pull in marketing and gathering followers. And while we're vibing on confidence, let's appreciate the tunes of Rod Wave, with a special shout-out to his new album, Nostalgia. Get ready to be enlightened, and remember, confidence is key. Tune in for a ride through the world of music, sports, and self-belief!-------------------------------------------------------------------PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CzUzLnco4rMJXWUsPeJjeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-county-line/id1511436013YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/podcasts----------------------------------------------------------------------Submit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/aboutEpisode Timestamps (00:24) Maren Morris is leaving country music. Who cares?(21:19) Cultural Marxism and country music do not align(35:34) Has ESPN intentionally propelled Deion Sanders to the top?(53:10) The Power of Self-ConfidenceSupport the show

Cole Makin' Moves is a producer, engineer, and videographer. 2 Smooth is an artist currently amidst his first tour. These Philadelphia, Mississippi artists are making waves on the hip-hop and southern soul scene with their most recent hit "Pay For It."  Cole Makin' MovesBeatstars - https://www.beatstars.com/colemakinmovesApple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/cole-makin-moves/1443582987Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/2mdfKpy2zo9ChZgHGx2Wx2Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/colemakinmoves/2 Smooth - Linktree Apple Music - https://music.apple.com/us/artist/2-smooth/308265822Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/artist/3UHJZFA1xR93DbavmqNAVV?si=9usOCBg2TF6TjQfeslZ-NAYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@official2smoothInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/slowrollsmooth/PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CzUzLnco4rMJXWUsPeJjeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-county-line/id1511436013YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/podcasts----------------------------------------------------------------------Submit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's The County Line:Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/about----------------------------------------------------------------------(0:06) Influence of Rap Culture on Youth(8:35) Boosie's Controversial Parenting(19:13) Patience, Mental Health, and Comedians(25:31) Comedy and Music Industry Evolution(31:44) Discussion on Mississippi's Influence in Hip-Hop(41:23) Southern Identity and Perception(53:54) Striving for Musical Greatness and Returns(57:22) St Louis and Promoters(1:00:34) Achieving Goals in the Music Industry(1:05:37) Southern Music Networking in Music Industry(1:19:18) Discussion on Musical Versatility and Collaborations(1:26:59) Belief in God and Success(1:33:40) Reflections on Love, Music, and Talent(1:46:03)  Recognition and Support for Artists(1:49:39) Challenges of Starting New Ventures(2:03:15) Deon Sanders, Michael ISupport the show

Have you ever considered how a bidet could upgrade your hygiene routine? Or perhaps you've pondered about life beyond the perception that high school is the peak of life's experiences. This episode of County Line is where we tackle these intriguing topics, starting off with a warm appreciation for our dedicated listeners, including Madeleine Varner - your support means everything to us!We also examine the concept of high school football as a microcosm of life. The often-heard adage that "high school is the best time of your life" can be misleading and potentially damaging. We urge listeners to seize life's opportunities, not fall into the trap of monotony, and most importantly, never stop exploring. This podcast episode is more than just a casual chat - it's a space for challenging conventional wisdom and sparking curiosity.And when it comes to careers, we're firm believers in pursuing passions and dreams. Life's too short to spend on paths devoid of passion. We address the struggle of working away from home, the impact it has on family time, and the necessity of a fulfilling career. So, sit back and join us for this enlightening session of the County Line, where we challenge norms, address personal hygiene, and discuss the true essence of life beyond high school football. Don't miss out!Support the show

What does it take to rise above adversity? Join us as we uncover the inspiring journey of Topher, a self-made artist born and raised in Kilmichael, Mississippi. From navigating personal struggles with his mother's alcoholism to finding his voice in music and achieving viral success, this captivating conversation peels back the layers of his transformative story. Episode Timestamps(0:06) Social Media for Success(14:27) Music's Influence on Personal Struggles (25:08) Consistency and Overcoming Jealousy Importance(33:18) Weight Loss and Changing Mindset (39:46) Social Media's Impact on Music Marketing (48:48) Impact of Lyrics and Captions in Videos (54:03) Hip Hop and Bible's Influence (1:02:12) Understanding Christianity's Importance in Studying (1:09:12) Belief vs Works (1:19:15) Examining Religion and Belief in Christianity (1:28:12) Discussions on Religion, Liberalism, and Science (1:31:06) Diversity, Religion, and Identity (1:40:27) Views on Racism, Politics, and Education (1:53:56) Support and Future Plans (2:06:41) Technological Advances and Authenticity Challenges (2:11:10) Challenges in the Music Industry (2:22:14) Money's Influence in Politics and America (2:30:24) Consequences and Restoration of Criminal Behavior (2:40:39) Booker T's Impact in Philadelphia (2:46:39) Importance of Open Dialogue and Transformation (2:53:54) Governmental Responsibility and Self-Sufficiency (3:05:36) Segregation and Education DisparitiesPODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CzUzLnco4rMJXWUsPeJjeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-county-line/id1511436013YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/podcastsTopher: https://tophertown.com/Support the show

Douglas Carswell is the President and CEO of the Mississippi Center for Public Policy. As a Member of the British Parliament, he was instrumental in Britain's Brexit Campaign. Douglas has authored four books and published multiple policy papers under his name. Douglas Carswell  joins The County Line w/ Lee Carl for the first time to discuss Mississippi, woke politics, America's 2024 presidential race, public education, and Jackson, Mississippi. PODCAST INFO:Podcast website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0CzUzLnco4rMJXWUsPeJjeApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-county-line/id1511436013YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/podcastsDouglas Carswell: https://mspolicy.org/staff/douglas-carswell/Check out his books: https://www.amazon.com/Books-Douglas-Carswell/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3ADouglas+Carswell----------------------------------------------------------------------Submit content, questions, and topics you would like to hear on The County Line to: countylinepodcast@gmail.com----------------------------------------------------------------------Where's Lee Carl: Website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/countylinepodcastmsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/about----------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE OUTLINE:See below for timestamps for this episode. You will be able to click the timestamps and jump to that point of the episode on some podcast players. (00:00) - Introduction(10:00) - Is America racist? (20:00) - 2024 Presidential Election look ahead(30:00) - Is political warfare sustainable? (40:00) - Infiltration of academia by the woke ideology(50:00) - Ideology supersedes competence in corporate America(1:00:00) - What would the elimination of affirmative action entail?(1:10:00) - School choice is essential to the improvement of Mississippi's future(1:20:00) - Workforce development(1:30:00) - Should Mississippi takeover Jackson, Mississippi?(1:40:00) - What causes an elevated crime rate?Support the show

Oh, you missed him? Lee Carl back in the pulpit to spread the gospel. Many new and exciting developments are taking place at The County Line! Lee Carl comes through to give you the scoop. He also provides some of his take aways from the meteoric rise to fame Oliver Anthony has experienced since the release of his song entitled, "Rich Men North of Richmond." Dating stories, observations and assessments are provided for the Congregation's consumption as well. As always, thank you all for your continued love and support! Share this episode with someone who has never heard The County Line. They will thank you, and so will we!(1:00) Do what you do: SUBSCRIBE, RATE, REVIEW!!(4:30) Patreon and YouTube coming soon!(9:00) Ugly women hide behind tint and sunglasses(11:30) Lee's take on Oliver Anthony's rise to stardom(27:30) Women want money and status in a man(32:50) Men are scared to approach beautiful women(35:15) Dating is a lot like sales... It's a numbers game!(39:50) Is texting more serious than Snapchat?(43:00) Lee Carl wrote a letter to a woman in a coffee shop(46:00) Misconceptions about beautiful women(50:00) Questions Lee asks himself when assessing one's morality(58:00) SUBSCRIBE, RATE REVIEW!!!!For additional County Line content subscribe to our YouTube and Patreon channels via the links provided below. Content will begin to appear on these platforms very soon! Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/countylinepodcast (follow this link to subscribe) County Line Congregation: subscribe for only 5$ per month for early access and exclusive County Line content$5 / monthMembers of this tier are influential in ensuring The County Line continues to produce the content you love. Your support is greatly appreciated!What's included:Exclusive Solo EpisodesCounty Line T-ShirtEarly Access to Video ContentYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmn8szALMA8_eP5sb2zmDoAFull length video episodes will appear on our YouTube channel very soon! Subscribe via the link above so you will be notified when new video content is available. All merchandise can be found on our website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/merchSupport the show

Caleb Gamblin is here to talk life. Born in Nashville and raised in Philadelphia (MS), Gamblin comes through to chop it up with Lee Carl about a plethora of intriguing topics and SEC football (of course). Go stalk him: https://www.instagram.com/gamblinsince1993/Gamblin is currently calling Nashville home while nurturing a burgeoning career in real estate and business development. Two friends of 20+ years pickup right where they left off. Don't forget: RATE, SUBSCRIBE, REVIEW!! Just like I know you always do!  Other pertinent links:https://www.countylinepodcast.com/ In The Booth with Shawn Booth - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/in-the-booth-with-shawn-booth/id1688253913BC Gym - https://www.bcgym.com/meet-the-teamThese timestamps are just for you! (3:00) Benefits of remote and/or flexible work(6:00) Everybody has their own journey(7:00) Impacts of hating your job(9:20) Can passive incomes be created?(12:00) Origins of Caleb's fitness journey(14:30) Shawn Booth and Caleb cross paths(18:00) Shawn has "balls of steel" (21:41) Pursuing property in Nashville, Tennessee (24:00) More square footage, more sales? (28:00) Scaling onboarding gym memberships (29:30) Detailing BC Gym in Nashville, TNhttps://www.bcgym.com/meet-the-team(33:50) Lee details his relationship with yoga(35:00) My neck, my back!!(38:00) What is the Aletha Hip Hook? (40:15) Gamblin details how exercise impacts his life(44:20) Do you monitor your social circle?(47:00) Carmen Morgan teaches Caleb how to not stuff his face(50:00) How can small towns makeup for small populations economically?(52:00) How can we attract more young people to small towns? (54:00) Do we lack ambition in Mississippi?(56:00) Are we most susceptible to failure at home? (1:00:40) Private sector versus government(1:03:00) Canceling is out of control(1:04:30) Learning to stomach rejection is liberating(1:07:00) Caleb Gamblin is excited about life(1:09:40) Does Lee Carl get married soon?(1:11:30) Or is Lee Carl going pro at 30?(1:14:00) Is Aaron Rodgers winning a Super Bowl with the Jets? (1:18:00) Ryan Tannehill leaves Titans with tight cap space. (1:20:00) Nashville is changing rapidly(1:23:30) Nashville is America's music capital... not just country music. (1:28:00) Go buy our County Line merchandise (1:32:00) Will the Tornadoes roll this year?(1:35:15) Educational scores are misleading(1:37:30) Should children go to school year-round? (1:40:00) Does anybody else like winter/summer session in college? (1:43:15) Is it tough to teach/coach impoverished children?(1:46:00) Benefits of a high-quality social education(1:50:00) Caleb details how he approaches politics(1:53:30) Did you get vaccinated? Boosted? (1:57:00) Gamblin gets "In The Booth" with Shawn Booth(2:01:30) Caleb is a Vanderbilt fan?!(2:02:30) Johnathon Booker spontaneously pops on the scene!(2:04:15) Where does the SEC go from here? (2:07:35) Can Mississippi State at the highest level of the SEC? (2:09:34) AubSupport the show

Jerry Mitchell is an investigative reporter for Mississippi Today and author of "Race Against Time." https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Race-Against-Time/Jerry-Mitchell/9781451645149 Jerry Mitchell's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jmitchellnews/A longtime journalist for The Clarion Ledger, Mitchell was instrumental in reopening multiple murder cases that occurred throughout the civil rights era in Mississippi. Episode Time Stamps(0:00) Intro (2:00) Jerry details audio book recording process(4:20) Is Texas part of the South?(6:00) Racial dynamics in Texas vs Mississippi(9:00) Why the history of racial polarization in Mississippi?(10:00) Where did the influence of the Klan originate?(14:00) The resurgence of the Klan in early 20th century(16:30) The Klan was not strictly a southern organization(18:40) Klan's self-described mission was to "save Democracy" (20:20) Did white people in Mississippi agree with white supremacy?(22:00) Propaganda fueled the flames of the Klan's fire(24:00) Jerry's meeting with Medgar Evers' killer(28:00) Ku Klux Klan had immense political power in Mississippi(30:30) How did the Klan recruit police officers to join?(32:00) Why didn't people stand up to the Klan in Mississippi?(34:00) Did civil rights workers recognize the danger of the Klan?(37:00) Supermajority state government is not good(39:00) Are we re-segregating ourselves in Mississippi?(41:30) Majority black schools perform very poorly(44:00) Education is important for the health of society(47:00) We must hold our elected officials accountable(48:30) How do desolate areas attract quality educators?(50:00) Symptoms of corruption in Mississippi law enforcement(52:00) Rankin County law enforcement abuse and harassment(57:30) It's easy to play the "race card" (58:00) We don't respect teachers or law enforcement (1:00:20) Should all drugs be legalized?(1:01:40) Lee details being caught with marijuana(1:03:30) Government is largely inefficient(1:05:30) Should people be incarcerated for marijuana?(1:09:40) Will the voter initiative process be restored?(1:12:25) Should we rethink how we handle the mentally ill?(1:15:00) How can Jackson, MS be improved? (1:17:00) One Lake Project (1:19:20) Jackson, Mississippi needs new leadership(1:20:50) Is the Ku Klux Klan still active in Mississippi?(1:22:20) White supremacy: Then vs Now(1:25:00) Communism vs Facsism (1:28:00) Influx of German scientists in America(1:30:00) Mississippi Burning Case(1:33:00) Why was Edgar Ray Killen the only person prosecuted?(1:36:30) How were the bodies discovered? (1:39:00) Details of Mississippi Burning murder scene(1:43:50) Did Klansmen have a change of heart upon being pressured?(1:46:00) Was Sam Bowers charismatic?(1:48:00) Was Divine intervention at play to reopen the cases? (1:50:00) The Klan appeared to be amateur criminalsVisit our website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Porch Talk's founder and host, Alan Aldridge, comes through for a discussion. https://porch-talk.net/Y'all know we go wherever the conversation leads us. Part I of Porch Talk and County Line combo episode is all over the place, but entertaining nonetheless.SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW Porch Talk and The County Line. Your continued support is greatly appreciated!Episode Time Stamps(0:00) Did Hollywood shape our generations' southern perspective(2:00) Do you need more than nine round to go hunting?(3:15) "They better not fuck with our guns!"(4:30) Joe Rogan has a very American life experience(5:40) We must listen to understand(7:00) What is economy of words?(8:15) Will Lee Carl do stand up again?(9:15) What is imposter syndrome?(11:30) Alan describes his version of imposter syndrome(13:00) Creative outlets are an important part of life(14:15) Mississippi vs Alabama(15:55) Alan ponders his future partner's creative tastes (16:50) What do you do on long drives?(18:00) Alan details getting too drunk on a podcast(19:30) Porch Talk producing content for paywall?(21:00) Ben Hardy makes impromptu appearance(22:00) How does Lee Carl get guests for The County Line?(24:00) Is having a conversation art?(26:30) "Don't meet your heroes?"(27:00) If you get a shot, take it!(28:30) Would you go to a live podcast?(30:00) How do you level up in podcasting?(32:00) How does one attract guests for independent podcasts?(34:00) It takes forever to edit video content(36:30) Real Good Podcast - Bobbi Althoff(38:40) Why is RFK's voice terrible?(40:30) Why would Trump debate other Republican candidates?(42:20) Q'anon is occult!(43:10) Will RFK get a shot at Biden?(44:39) Lee Carl likes Trump and RFK Jr. (46:00) Can Ron DeSantis beat Trump?(47:40) Alan predicts 2024 election results(50:00) Trump vs Biden = Trump wins big!(52:00) Democrats are great at messaging!(54:30) Trump does not have to debate(55:00) RFK Jr. vs Vivek Ramaswamy 2024(57:00) Is the media landscape in America changing?(58:45) Do you receive criticism for supporting Trump?(1:00:00) Is the art of conversation lost?(1:02:00) What is the best setting for discussing politics? (1:05:00) Is COVID gone?(1:07:30) Everything is political!(1:09:15) THE MEDIA LIED ABOUT COVID(1:11:15) Political party ideology is dangerous(1:12:30) Alex Jones is funny and entertaining (1:14:30) Alan reflects on Rush Limbaugh(1:16:20) What is the future of media in America?(1:18:00) Inactive podcasts should be less suggested in searches(1:18:45) Thunderstorm interruption(1:21:30) Porch Talk plays romantic matchmaker(1:24:00) Psychological impact of being adopted(1:26:00) The County Line merchandise https://www.countylinepodcast.com/merch(1:28:30) White people = Mayonnaise Monsters(1:29:20) Aggressive white trash (AWT)(1:30:00) Are we white trash?!(1:32:15) Why does an oil change cost so much?(1:34:30) Any suggestions for guests on The County Line? https://www.countylinepodcast.com/be-featuredhttps://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Porch Talk's founder and host, Alan Aldridge, comes through for a discussion. https://porch-talk.net/ Y'all know we go wherever the conversation leads us. Part I of Porch Talk and County Line combo episode is all over the place, but entertaining nonetheless. SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW Porch Talk and The County Line. Your continued support is greatly appreciated!Episode Time Stamps(1:00) It's hot as fuck(2:00) I only want to sweat when I mean to(4:00) How long will a pair of tennis shoes last?(5:30) Why is it so hot?(7:15) Do you know the Great Lakes?(8:30) Kid Rock(9:37) Alan admires Boosie segments(11:30) Boosie v Mike Tyson(13:00) Boosie apologizes to Dwayne Wade(14:00) Why did the left pick Jason Aldean?(15:00) Cardi B - WAP (16:00) The internet makes raising children more difficult(17:30) Storyteller is the most important figure in culture(18:30) Art is the true representation of how people feel(20:00) Does modern architecture suck?(21:15) Industrial revolution killed craftsmanship(22:30) Do we sound like Forrest Gump?(24:00) The left praising Tyler Childers new song?(24:40) Try That In A Small Town backlash is unsubstantiated(27:00) The news media will always claim "racism"(28:30) Is The County Line content fair?(30:00) Lee Carl's stand up performance round up(31:50) Mary Ryan Brown is funny!(33:00) Open mic night possibilities(34:45) Southern Prohibition open mic night(36:30) Bud Crawford fight recap(38:15) High school baseball walk out songs(39:30) Jamey Johnson catalog(40:36) Stages of life can change artists(41:40) Nickelback's fans hurt their popularity(43:20) Alan's comedic palate(44:45) Everything was "gay" in 2004(45:30) What is the male equivalent of Karen?(47:00) Alan critiques Lee Carl's interview style(48:30) People don't have long form conversations often(49:20) Do younger generations struggle with in person conversation?(51:00) Sometimes we need nature for mental clarity(52:30) Alan has punched a hole in the wall TWICE!!(54:00) Lee details his attempt to break into his own car(55:30) Alan details his encounter with attempted rape on spring break(58:30) Sexual, physical, and verbal abuse is too common(1:00:00) A higher power can be very helpful through adversity(1:01:30) Exercise improves mood (1:03:00) Carrying a grudge is a heavy burdenhttps://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Lee Carl back in the pulpit to spread the gospel to the County Line Congregation in a solo sermon. https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Episode Time Stamps(0:00) Song inspired by the Neshoba County Fair(2:25) "Comin' to share the gospel!"(3:00) Try That In A Small Town(5:00) Parties restrain independent thinking(8:00) Woke News Media(11:00) Woke News Media hate southern, white males(12:38) "You're racist, you're racist, you're racist!"(14:08) How many white men actually owned slaves?(15:45) Same song and dance(17:50) Small town mentality transcends race(19:40) Trump leads the pack(21:11) Mitch McConnell is old af(24:00) Mitch McConnell cannot function(26:00) Who are the oldest people in Congress?(27:30) ChatGPT be lyin'(28:50) AI can and will be used for mind control(30:00) Democrats and Big Tech are obviously in bed together(32:30) The potential dangers of AI (34:30) CFB realignment (36:00) Minor league NFL(38:30) SEC: "It just means more!"(40:00) LSU is committed to WINNING!(41:50) I love LSU!!(44:00) Baton Rouge prime time on Saturday night(47:00) Where does realignment end?(49:00) SEC, Big 10, ACC, Big 12(51:15) SEC is already minor league NFL(52:15) Joe Burrow was, and is, a bad ass!(53:40) 2019 LSU @ Alabama(55:00) Touchdown Clyde Edwards-Helaire!(56:00) Real Good Podcast - Bobbi Althoff(57:30) "Bobbi, you're a thot!" - Drake(58:10) Lil' Yachty makes me feel dumb(59:40) Who is this bitch?(1:00:15) Who the fuck is Lee Carl?(1:02:05) Shout out Bobbi AlthoffSupport the show

Emmie Perkins recently completed her one year reign as Miss Mississippi 2022. Emmie is currently completing her undergraduate degree in Communication at Mississippi State University, where she was recognized as Miss MSU in October 2021.During her tenure as Miss Mississippi, Emmie founded an initiative she coined "Music Is Medicine." https://www.instagram.com/emmieperkins/?hl=enhttps://www.miss-mississippi.com/Watch full episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thecountylinepodcast/podcastsEpisode Time Stamps(1:30) Choctaw Indian Fair 2023(2:15) Miss Mississippi Volunteer(5:00) Fitness preparation regimen(7:00) Emmie leaving Mississippi?(9:45) Upcoming Mississippi elections(11:30) Native American tribal customs and traditions(14:23) Lack of food options in Philadelphia(15:54) Wendy's = Chic-fil-A(17:23) Neshoba County Fair discussion(19:00) Neshoba County Fair Netflix documentary(21:00) Shaquille O'Neal investment portfolio(23:00) Education and crime are major concerns(25:36) Mississippi's cost of living (27:00) Real estate cost significantly less in Mississippi(28:45) Importance of persistence in sales(30:00) Liver and gizzard challenge?!(32:00) What is southern hospitality?(33:30) Common courtesy to say "sir" and "mam?"(35:40) Texas ain't The South(37:00) Culture is lost and found in major Texas cities(38:50) How was the "slug burger?"(40:20) Sardines and Viennas?!(41:30) Biggest turnoff on first date?(44:00) Datings apps? Tinder? Bumble?(45:20) Why don't you like dating apps?(47:20) Meeting someone at Auto Zone vs Dating App(48:00) Biggest turn on when on first date(49:00) Many men look for their mother in a woman(50:00) What is your greatest insecurity? (52:00) What is mindfulness?(54:00) The loudest people are often the most insecure(56:00) Money vs Famehttps://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Jacob Boler is founder and director of "K.O.E: Kids Over Everything," a local charity organization focused on providing support for children in Philadelphia, Mississippi. This episode is primarily focused on the history, evolution, and current state of the Philadelphia Public School District in Philadelphia, Mississippi. The problems that persist in the Philadelphia Public Schools are not unique to Philadelphia and should not be reflected as an indictment of the children that have attended, or currently attend the institution. Nor should sole blame be placed on previous or current administration officials alone. Instead, the subpar educational environment that continues to exist in the Philadelphia Public School District should be blamed on the entire community of Philadelphia and Neshoba County, Mississippi. For decades, our community has turned a blind eye to obvious problems that have contributed to the abysmal educational circumstances we continue to place our children in day after day. Families continue to skirt the residential requirements and leaders continue to sit idly by without addressing the issue. School choice will not be discussed, nor will the issue of consolidation be raised by school board leaders. So called leaders and community pillars are withholding their power to act and impact change. As a result of this inaction, children within the Philadelphia Public School District are being sent into an educational environment which is ripe for perpetual failure. Most parents recognize this fact and opt to find a way, legally or illegally, to send their child to a school not operated by the Philadelphia Public School District. I have personal opinions regarding solutions to the issue that continues to plague our community. However, the purpose of this episode is not to tout our personal solutions to a very complex issue. Our intention is to spur a public discourse regarding the problem and hopefully begin discussions surrounding how we can better equip ALL of our young people for life in this ever changing world. At The County Line, we believe difficult problems should be discussed publicly and potential solutions should be vetted out via transparent public discourse. It is our hope that a discussion focused on educational improvements for children in Philadelphia, Mississippi will be the result of this episode. We can and should do better for our children and their futures!As always, The County Line welcomes discussion with and feedback from all parties who feel inclined to voice their opinion. Visit our website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Mary Ryan Brown is a comedian hailing from Hattiesburg, Mississippi. https://www.maryryanbrown.com/ Episode Time StampsOnly woman comedian in Hattiesburg? (00:30)Dallas comedy club (1:00)Lee Carl stayed up until 7 AM (2:30)Dream partying weekend for Lee? (3:00)Flora-Bama and Bushwackers (4:00)Flora-Bama hiring trans dancers? (5:15)Mary Ryan's worst hangover (6:25)Lee Carl's experience with white wine (7:45)Lee's experience shopping for wedding attire (9:00)Smelling new boots (11:00)Mary Ryan loves to shop!! (12:30)Mama gotta whole lotta drip!! (13:00)Dudes have no style (14:00)Most men never style themselves (15:00)Lulu Lemon is "fuckin' fire!" (16:00)Shout out to Mary Ryan's sister for making Mary Ryan presentable (18:00)Mary Ryan's experience on debate team (19:30)Overcoming insecurities (23:00)SHOUT OUT TO GREAT PARENTS!! (25:30)Mary Ryan likes TV (28:30)Southerners put too much emphasis on weddings (30:30)Weddings are fun when you're not in it (31:30)Louisiana culture (32:30)Mary Ryan loves Boosie Bad Azz (33:30)Boosie on The County Line (35:30)Rap and Comedy need free speech (36:30)Lee Carl and Mary Ryan love Drake (37:45)Beyonce? (39:45)Lee Carl's favorite country ballads (42:00)Amy Winehouse (43:00)Lean into sadness (44:30)Helping others helps with depression (47:00)Mary Ryan's writing process (48:30)Lee Carl's favorite comedians (52:00)Theo Vonn one of the smartest people alive? (53:00)Covington, Louisiana (54:00)"When Evil Lived in Laurel" (55:15)Sam Bowers was terrible! (56:30)The KKK in Mississippi (57:30)Hub City Comedy (1:00:00)Lee Carl's second stand up open mic (1:01:00)Mary Ryan's comedy journey (1:03:00)Mary Ryan's Saenger performance (1:07:15)New Orleans open mic (1:08:30)Lafayette, Louisiana has the nicest people (1:10:00)Homeless dude heckles Mary Ryan (1:12:45)Lee's Baptist joke (1:15:30)Comedy can be insulting to audience members (1:17:30)Mary Ryan's family keeps her grounded (1:19:45)Hubby helps Mary Ryan formulate jokes (1:22:00)Comedy assisted Mary Ryan climb out of depression (1:23:30)Joy Theater in New Orleans (1:25:20)"I think I can be a stripper!" (1:26:00)Lee Carl's Panama City strip club experience (1:28:30)Double Puss in the strip club (1:29:30)Cats vs Dogs (1:31:00)"A dog is not a person!" (1:32:00)Do dogs go to heaven? (1:34:00)"We are related to apes." (1:35:30)Upload Lee Carl's memory to a computer (1:36:30)What happens when we die? (1:38:00)Nobody knows where we go when we die (1:39:30)And all God's children said, "Hail State!" (1:40:00)https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Holley Rumbarger is lead singer of Holley Rumbarger and The New Relics and host of Rough Draft Hattiesburg podcast. https://linktr.ee/holleyrumbargerHolley, musician and podcaster, will soon be transitioning  from Hattiesburg, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee to further the pursuit of her career in entertainment. This episode was recorded at The Author Shoppe in downtown Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Episode Time Stamps "Make It Quick" - Holley Rumbarger (0:00)"Facing The Music" - Holley Rumbarger (3:35)Moved to Nashville in March (8:30)Trip to Japan (9:00)Japanese people enjoy Southerners (10:45)Holley's musical genre and influences (13:00)Boosie's jail stint on Father's Day (14:45)Holley's writing process (16:30)"Bitch, I'm from the sticks!" (18:00)The Vassals vibe (19:45)Paul Cauthen (21:25)Marty Stuart appearance? (23:15)Roughdraft Hattiesburg podcast(25:00)Harmony House podcast (26:30)Podcast editing (28:45)Harmony House podcast timeline (31:00)Economic development in Hattiesburg (33:25)Hub City Lofts (37:00)Robert St. John and Nelson Haskin (37:00)Magnetic effect of Hattiesburg, MS (40:00)Reasoning for Holley's move to Nashville (41:00)Lee's experience with calculus at Ole Miss (43:20)Holley's academic journey (44:00)Holley's journey to mandolin and guitar (46:45)Stepping out of our comfort zone (48:30)Are people destined for success? (50:00)Recipe for success? (51:00)Check your ego! (51:45)Career based on validation (52:30)Two types of people in Nashville (54:30)Theme of Holley's debut album (56:25)HARDY's start in Music City (59:00)Heavy metal music (1:01:30)Widespread shows (1:03:00)Live hip-hop is not good (1:03:30)Freestyle over Bass Nectar (1:05:15)Sway In The Morning Freestyles (1:06:00)Lainey Wilson speaks the gospel (1:07:10)Perseverance pays (1:08:00)Visit our website: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Nick Wallace is a professional chef based in Jackson, Mississippi. https://www.nickwallaceculinary.com/ Chef Nick is founder and executive chef of Nick Wallace Culinary, Nick Wallace Catering, and Nissan Cafe by Nick Wallace. In addition to his successes as an executive chef, Nick has competed on eight national food shows throughout his entertainment career. Including but not limited to Top Chef, Chopped, and Cutthroat Kitchen. Episode Time StampsEdwards, Mississippi and upbringing (1:30)Chef Nick's pool capabilities (3:45)Chef Nick's basketball history (5:15)Did JPS prepare Nick for life? (7:30)How Nick got started in the food service industry (9:00)When did Nick begin taking a food career seriously? (10:30)Is it difficult to become a chef in Mississippi? (13:30)James Beard award pursuit (15:00)Robert St. John (17:15)Nick's Alaskan experience (20:00)How did Nick lead people older than him? (22:00)Leadership becomes second nature (25:00)Nick's experience as an ambassador and activist (30:00)Fake vs Real (31:00)The Hard Way (31:30)Nick's family history and influence (33:30)Importance of having meaningful work (38:30)How Nick found himself on Food Network (42:45)Cutthroat Kitchen (45:25)"That boy can only cook catfish and comeback sauce!" (47:00)Importance of losing and using that as motivation (49:00)Impacts of appearing on 8 national cooking shows (51:00)"I am a superman!" (52:40)How does a restaurant achieve a Michelin Star? (53:30)Nick's belief Mississippi has the best hospitality in the world (55:30)Mississippi vs everywhere else (58:00)How did Nick incorporate French technique into overall approach? (59:30)What type of cooking techniques are Mississippians known for? (1:00:30)Slow food movement (1:01:45)Chef Nick's relationship with New Orleans (1:04:30)Mississippi food should be celebrated like New Orleans' (1:05:15)Mississippi Gumbo (1:06:30)How can we elevate our status as a "food state?" (1:07:45)Competition is important (1:09:00)Nick's birthday trip to New Orleans (1:11:45)Did the pandemic cause a hospitality setback? (1:13:30)Who's to blame for bad service in a restaurant? (1:15:30)"It's all about the people!" (1:19:30)What music is on Chef Nick's cooking playlist? (1:20:00)Blues vs Southern Soul (1:22:45)King George is great! (1:24:00)Chef Nick's outlook and opinion on current state of Jackson, MS (1:26:00)Why does Jackson continue to elect subpar leadership? (1:35:00)Visit The County Line Support the show

Lee Carl delves into the recent legal troubles surrounding Boosie Bad Azz, Southern Miss athletics, Methodism, and small town life in Mississippi.Visit The County Line  This County Line episode is book ended by two unreleased works by The Vassals: "What It Ain't" and "The City"Click here for more Vassals music Episode Time Stamps"What It Ain't" - The Vassals (0:00)Boosie in legal trouble... again! (4:14)Is Boosie Bad Azz at his best? (6:00)Best Album of 2023 (8:30)Boosie vs Mark Zuckerberg (10:00)Why was Boosie arrested again? (11:00)FREE BOOSIE BAD AZZ (14:25)I just wanted to be an NFL quarterback (15:00)Letting a dream go is hard (17:30)Exploring other interests (19:45)First open mic attempt (21:00)Is a traditional job for me? (24:00)SEC schedule release (26:00)Can Southern Miss beat State? (28:00)Will Hall to the SEC? (29:00)USM vs Tennessee (33:30)Methodists and gay preachers (38:00)Should gay people be preachers? (39:30)Freedom of worship (41:00)Should women be preachers? (42:00)Gay vs female preachers (43:00)On the outside of Christianity looking in (45:00)Alternative viewpoints should be respected (47:00)Freedom of speech and thought are imperative (48:45)Miscommunication = confusion (49:45)Dolly Parton coming to Philadelphia, MS (51:00)Congress of Country Music (52:00)Small town growth (53:00)Dating in small town Mississippi (54:30)Why do people marry so early? (55:00)ABRUPT ENDING TO EPISODE (55:30)"The City" - The Vassals (55:45)The County LineThe VassalsSupport the show

Alan Aldridge is founder and host of Porch Talk. https://porch-talk.net/ Porch Talk is a podcast that focuses on speaking with musicians and other creatives about their personal journeys and recent work. Alan also spearheads the coordination of an annual music festival called "Porch Fest." Visit the Porch Talk website link below to find out more! https://porch-talk.net/Episode Time StampsWhere are your listeners? (3:30)When did Porch Talk start? (4:30)First world problems (5:45)Social media has come a long way! (10:30)Impacts of starting Porch Talk (15:00)Midwife Crisis Podcast (18:30)Lee Carl's solo episode approach (22:00)Will Spotify reach 1 billion subscribers? (25:00)Which media invention has been as impactful as social media? (29:15)Alan discusses the importance of the "touch grass" concept (34:45)Should children have pre-determined educational paths? (40:38)Why do southerners talk a lot? (44:30)Huntsville, Alabama growth (50:00)Lee Carl starts doing stand-up comedy (56:00)Munson and Brothers open mic night (1:00:14)Lee Carl wonders aloud if he is funny (1:03:00)Beer Refill/Intermission (1:09:10)Bud Light marketing (1:09:45)Piles of horse shit in the street? (1:14:30)Is climate change a legitimate threat? (1:15:00)Lee Carl's favorite band? (1:20:00)Landscape of music in Mississippi and Alabama (1:28:15)Future endeavors of Porch Talk (1:35:30)Race relations at the laundromat (1:40:30)Every day person's defense against legacy media (1:45:30)How out of touch is the national media? (1:49:00)Downfall of Alex Jones (1:55:30)County Line's mission (1:59:30)Future of Porch Fest (2:01:30)Jelly Roll and Lil' Wyte (2:02:00)HARDY coming on The County Line? (2:03:05)Blind Melon and heroin (2:06:00)Porch Fest acts (2:09:30)Impacts of medical marijuana (2:09:10)Visit The County Line: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Ryan Hunt is co-founder and COO of Shloop Inc. https://shloop.it/ Ryan is a scientist and technology entrepreneur. Ryan has co-founded multiple companies, including ALGIX, LLC, which built the first algae plastic compounding facility in Mississippi, producing industrial micro-algae and commercial algae-based products.The Bloom Story https://www.bloommaterials.com/the-bloom-story/Episode Time StampsShloop Introduction (1:00)Algix and BLOOM (2:00)Vertically integrated supply chain (4:15)Overseas production trends (5:45)COVID's impact on supply chain (6:30)Benefits on controlling entire supply chain (7:45)ESG explained (9:30)Challenges of auditing production factories (12:30)Lifecycle Assessment (13:00)Strength of factories overseas (15:45)China's economic approach (18:00)How do you compete with China? (20:30)3DTI (24:45)Why Shloop located in Meridian, MS (28:00)How are startups funded initially? (34:00)Angel investors (36:30)Why algae? (39:00)How and when are carbon emissions measured? (42:00)Can you burn algae? (45:00)Was product design new for Ryan? (48:00)What is the "shoe loop"? (53:30)Why sustainability is important to Ryan (56:15)What is the future of algae? (58:00)Algae blooms (1:00:00)What are the future plans for Shloop? (1:03:00)Who is Shloop's primary customer? (1:06:00)Who actually performs product design? (1:11:00)How do you manage scaling up? (1:15:00)Visit The County Line: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Kathryn Lawing, Ph.D. operates a comprehensive dual-specialty psychology practice, offering clinical and forensic psychological services.  https://www.lawingpsychology.com/Dr. Lawing has established herself as a highly sought expert, adjunct faculty member for Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, consultant to multiple agencies and police departments, and certified sex therapist. Episode Time StampsIntroduction (1:00)Areas of expertise and specialty (7:00)Importance of highlighting mental health wellness (9:30)Why New Orleans? (10:15)Why not New Orleans? (15:00)Forensic experience in New Orleans and Louisiana (17:45)Technical Difficulties. Enjoy the beat! (19:56-20:20)Justice involved youth and points of entry (20:20)Lee's experience with law enforcement as a child (23:45)Psychological impacts of single parent homes (28:00)Sexual therapy (31:20)Largest contributing factor leading couples to sex therapy? (33:25)Why do people cheat? (36:45)What is a "narcissist?" (39:11)Potential long term impacts of social media (42:00)Women have always been disproportionately impacted by images (42:40)Lizzo (45:20)Importance of objectivity (51:10)"I Just Killed My Dad" (53:40)Visit The County Linehttps://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Paul Thorn is a musician, artist, and native Mississippian. http://www.paulthorn.com/Leslie Lee serves as executive director for the Jimmie Rodgers Foundation in Meridian, Mississippi. Paul performed at the Ellis Theater May 11, 2023 in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Jimmie Rodgers Music Festival. Shortly before taking the stage at the Ellis Theater, Paul sat down with Leslie and Lee Carl to discuss his musical style, artwork, and musical influences. Support The Jimmie Rodgers Foundation https://www.jimmierodgers.com/Visit The County Linehttps://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Justin Clearman, Ward 1 Alderman in Philadelphia, Mississippi, joins The County Line to talk wrestling, medical marijuana, public education, economic development, and a whole host of other topics. https://www.instagram.com/jtothecman17/Sit back, relax, and enjoy your ride out to The County Line!Visit The County Line: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Lindsey Shelton is a digital content creator and podcaster. Originally from Oklahoma, Lindsey is currently traversing the United States as a travel nurse. However, Lindsey is treating the nursing profession as "a means to an end." She has amassed hundreds of thousands of social media followers since starting to document her life as a nurse. Although a nurse, Lindsey aspires to become a full-time content creator allowing her to focus on building her brand through acting and modeling. Lindsey is a strong mental health advocate having dealt with depression throughout her life. Along with discussing acting, modeling, social media, and podcasting, Lindsey and Lee Carl highlight the importance of addressing one's mental health without shame.Be on the lookout for Lindsey's new podcast titled "Friends and Enemas!"Episode Timestamps: OU/OSU (1:00)Bulimia and anorexia (2:45)Types of modeling (6:00)Comfortability in front of camera (9:00)How social media is allowing for practice (10:45)Transition out of nursing content? (13:00)High quality and high quantity content (17:00)Lee is terrible at social media (21:00)Is the journey lonely? (23:00)Impacts of social media on psychology (26:00)Social media content is often misleading (29:00)Is "scrolling" a waste of time? Doom scrolling? (33:00)Impacts of social media on young females (36:15)Lindsey's mental health journey (37:45)Medications and therapy (40:00)Is it hard to find a therapist? (43:00)Lee Carl's account of religious based therapy (46:30)Accessibility and affordability of therapy (51:00)Negative impacts of depression (53:00)Coping mechanisms for depression (56:30)Prioritizing and compartmentalizing content (1:02:30)Podcast recommendations (1:07:45)What happened to Alex Cooper? (1:11:00)Mental health awareness wrap-up (1:14:15)For more content from Lindsey visit the links provided below: https://scrubhacks.me/https://www.instagram.com/scrubhacks/https://www.tiktok.com/@scrubhacksVisit The County Line: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Emmie Perkins is Miss Mississippi 2022. Emmie is currently completing her undergraduate degree in Communication at Mississippi State University, where she was recognized as Miss MSU in October 2021. During her tenure as Miss Mississippi, Emmie founded an initiative she coined "Music Is Medicine." Perkins can accurately be described as a talented musician, dedicated mentor, and motivational advocate. Learn more about Emmie via the social links provided below: https://www.instagram.com/emmieperkins/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/missamericams/?hl=enhttps://www.miss-mississippi.com/Episode Notes: Pageant experience (2:30)Success' impact on self-confidence (5:00)Plans after Mississippi State University (6:00)Music Is Medicine (7:00)Lee's favorite song ever? (9:45)82 county tour  (11:45)Livers and gizzards (14:30)Impacts of traveling (16:15)Preparation for Miss America (18:30)Benefits of being a title holder (20:00)Rural brain drain (22:00)Improving Mississippi (25:00)Pre-K public education (28:00)Mississippi's foster care (31:00)Neshoba County Fair (33:00)Lebanese heritage (36:00)Onions on catfish or ketchup on eggs? (38:00)Emmie's creative process for "There She Is" (39:00)Impacts of social media on younger generations (43:00)Artificial intelligence (47:00)Chic-fil-A and McDonald's (50:00)Visit The County Line: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/ As always, The County Line is infinitely grateful for your love and support!Support the show

Shuwaski Young is the Democratic candidate for Mississippi's Secretary of State office. https://www.shuwaskiyoung.com/Episode Notes: HB 1310 (3:50)Fox News and Tucker Carlson  (11:20)Secure voting propositions (15:00)Voter roll purging (20:30)Voter turnout (30:00)White = Republican, Black = Democrat (35:40)Republican insecurity (42:00)Voting rights for everyone (49:00)How much effort should be required to place a vote? (52:00)Mail-in and early voting (1:03:00)This is not Jim Crow (1:07:00)HB 1020 (1:09:30)Is HB 1020 illegal? (1:13:00)How can Jackson, MS be improved? (1:16:00)Jacksonians need new leadership (1:18:00)Can Tate Reeves be defeated by a Democrat? (1:22:00)What are politicians doing with our surplus? (1:24:50)Where is the ballot initiative? (1:29:00)Republicans virtue signal just like Democrats (1:30:45)Ballot initiative process holds politicians accountable (1:35:00)Impact of current news media format (1:46:00)Mississippi is under the political microscope (1:49:00)Gun rights conversation (1:51:00)Visit website and social pages via link below: https://www.countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Daniel Sharp is a lifelong Neshoba County resident, farmer, and musician. https://open.spotify.com/artist/3E2ZbjpJb6y4KKxGzLd6iZEpisode Notes:  Hobby Lobby (4:30)Creative Writing (9:15)Morgan Wallen's influence on country music (17:30)Effective sales approaches (26:00)Daniel's musical influences (33:00)Rage Against The Machine (45:00)Why are southerners nice? (48:00)Daniel's new music release (56:00)Neshoba County Fair entertainment (1:06:00)Vassals recording sessions recap (1:10:00)What should "short people" be called? (1:16:00)Artificial Intelligence (1:21:00)Socialize:https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/ Support the show

Daniel Sharp is a lifelong Neshoba County resident and musician. In addition to previewing music created throughout his tenure with the All Around Hounds, Daniel provides commentary regarding recent work done with Lee Carl and The Vassals.This episode includes musical tracks from Daniel Sharp, All Around Hounds and The Vassals, along with commentary regarding writing styles, creativity, and song origins.Access music sampled in this episode, and more, via Spotify links provided below: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3E2ZbjpJb6y4KKxGzLd6iZ - All Around Houndshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/5crb3FPqdyKm0CJuckyrAt - The VassalsTracks included in the episode can be found at the minute marks provided below: 1. A Song For The Apocalypse - All Around Hounds (0:00)2. Switchin' Lanez - The Vassals (4:48) 3. Hellbent For Broke - All Around Hounds (10:10)4. Freedom Fighters - All Around Hounds (15:20)5. Break The Fever - All Around Hounds (22:23)6. Road Map - The Vassals (26:40)Support the show

Robert "Spanky" Carleton is an entrepreneur from East Central Mississippi.  http://www.carletonrealty.net/Support the show

Are you struggling with admitting you suffer from a mental condition? Are you insecure about disclosing your struggles? Lee Carl is here to lend a helping hand. In this solo episode, he outlines five different ways he has personally learned to cope with depression and anxiety. Support the show

Chip Pickering, former United States congressman, is spearheading the effort to improve the quality of life in Jackson, Mississippi via the Great City Mississippi Foundation. https://greatcityms.org/Support the show

Mikaëla M. Adams is an accomplished professor and author of "Who Belongs?" Her work focuses on Native American tribes vying for tribal recognition and citizenship in the southern United States throughout the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. https://www.amazon.com/Who-Belongs-Resources-Tribal-Citizenship/dp/0190619465Attention County Line Congregation: our website is currently under construction and will be accessible again soon! As always, thank you for all your love and support!Support the show

Jeremy Chalmers, veteran attorney in Philadelphia, Mississippi, joins The County Line to discuss a multitude of pertinent topics including but not limited to: school consolidation, parenting, impacts of religion, and national politics. https://countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Analysis of transgender rights, Michael Irvin's legal battle with Marriott, and House Bill 1020 coming out of the Mississippi Legislature. https://countylinepodcast.com/https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Support the show

Jacob B is founder and leader of "KOE: Kids Over Everything," a local charity organization with the mission of providing support for children in Philadelphia, Mississippi. https://www.instagram.com/kidsovereverythingkoe/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/koe_basketballtraining/kidsovereverything@yahoo.comVisit The County Line: https://countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Assessment of Morgan Wallen's latest album release, Miley Cyrus' superstar status, and Boosie's canceled release of collaborative effort with T.I.Success story told by The Vassals to open the episode. Listen to more via the link below:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnHCXFsbNwe-WaPSthl2LtAVisit The County Line: https://countylinepodcast.com/Support the show

Leslie Lee is the executive director of The Jimmie Rodgers Foundation in Meridian, Mississippi. The Foundation's annual music festival returns for it's 70th edition May 7-14, 2023 in downtown Meridian. https://www.jimmierodgers.com/2023https://www.jimmierodgers.com/podcastSupport the show

Steve Robertson is an author, journalist, and host of the podcast "The Boneyard." https://dawgpilethebook.com/about/Support the show

Pastor Jerome McIntosh, and his wife Olivia direct and manage overall programming for the Leadership Eutaw project in Eutaw, Alabama. https://blueprintforleadershipal.org/Follow The County Line on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/countylinepodcast/Support the show