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If you've heard the show before, you know the Next Stop gang is all about music! And today's show will definitely deliver with three stops! First up is Jazz in the Pass 25', happening May 25th in Pass Christian, then it's a blast from the past as Germaine Flood sits down 1-on-1 with the legendary Jack Hues of Wang Chung, to talk about their upcoming shows during the "I Want My 80s Tour" with headliner, Rick Springfield, May 31st in Brandon, and June 1st in Gautier, then it's a final sit down with none other than Mr. Sipp for his upcoming Mr. Sipp @ Duling Hall show at in Jackson May 31st. Plus, we'll check out what's happening around your neck of the woods! Stay tuned, buckle up and hold on tight for your Next Stop, Mississippi!"What's Happening Around Your Neck of the Woods" Event Listing:SOLD OUT - Late Night with Rita BrentMemorial Day Weekend Seafood BoilSerengeti Springs at the Hattiesburg Zoo Announces Official Opening Date for Season Two!ChiknNBeer 2025Bobby Rush LIVE!Blues Brunch - Bobby Rush: King of the Chitlin CircuitWatch this episode on MPB's YouTube Channel: Next Stop, Mississippi | Jazz in the Pass, Wang Chung, and Mr. SippNext Stop, Mississippi is your #1 on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! Each week the show's hosts, Germaine Flood and entertainment attorney Kamel King, highlight well-known and unknown places in Mississippi with the best food, parks, music and arts. Check out our Sipp Events calendar to help plan your next trip! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As We Wash Our Robes In The Blood Of The Lamb, We Are Healed & We Become Holy In His Presence.

As a co-anchor of ABC's Good Morning America, Robin Roberts is an icon in morning news. She's also a member of the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, a Peabody Award winner, an author of several books, a breast cancer survivor, and a Southerner. Robin was born in Tuskegee, Alabama, a daughter of one of the famed Tuskegee Airmen who fought in World War II and put that town on the map. Over the years, her family moved where her father's career took them, but once he retired, they settled in Pass Christian, Mississippi, which she considers her hometown. I caught up with Robin as she was headed to Western North Carolina for a special report on the lasting effects of Hurricane Helene, as well as the resilience of that community. We also talked about other disasters she's covered, including the very personal experience of reporting on Hurricane Katrina nearly 20 years ago. If you watch Robin on Good Morning America, you know she's a person who has a way of always looking on the bright side, even in the darkest of times. She talked with Sid about the way her faith helped her through a very public illness, the hymns her mother loved to play on the piano, and why she's always wanted to get her pilot's license. For more info visit: southernliving.com/biscuitsandjam Biscuits & Jam is produced by: Sid Evans - Editor-in-Chief, Southern Living Krissy Tiglias - GM, Southern Living Lottie Leymarie - Executive Producer Michael Onufrak - Audio Engineer & Editor/Producer Jeremiah McVay - Producer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brian Nettles is a potter and educator based in Pass Christian, MS, an area that was hit hard by a 35-foot storm surge during Hurricane Katrina in 2005. We start our interview talking about the history of ceramics in southern Mississippi and the influence of bayous and cypress swamps on his aesthetic. The second part of the interview focuses on his experience rebuilding his home and studio after Katrina, as well as tips for navigating recovery resources after a natural disaster. In addition to his own studio, he was the Studio Director of Ceramics at the Ohr O'Keefe Museum of Art in Biloxi, MS from 1997-2005. www.nettlespottery.com.   Today's episode is brought to you by the following sponsors: The Rosenfield Collection of Functional Ceramic Art www.Rosenfieldcollection.com Cornell Studio Supply www.cornellstudiosupply.com Archie Bray Residencies www.archiebray.org

For our first stop, we're showing our appreciation at the Gulf Coast Veterans Association's 2nd Annual Veterans Day Parade, Saturday, November 9th in Pass Christian, and in with us to tell us more is the President of the Gulf Coast Veterans Association, Moises Espinal, then we're off to check out what's happening around your neck of the woods, before a final stop in Poplarville, to indulge in the south's most iconic beverage at this year's Sweet Mississippi Tea Festival, November 8th & 9th... and in with us to tell us who has the best sweet tea in the south is MS Tea Festival Chairperson and Owner of JD Blueberry and Tea Farm in Poplarville, Don Van de werken, in addition to Official Sweet Tea Judge & former Mayor of Poplarville, Rossie Creel! Stay tuned, buckle up and hold on tight for your Next Stop, Mississippi!"What's Happening Around Your Neck of the Woods" Event Listing:Petal Jaycees Veterans Day Chili Cook-OffVeteran's Day Program 20247th Annual Hickory Pick'N DayLego Holiday Snow Globe BuildWayne-Sanderson Farms Wing WarsCheck out this episode on MPB's YouTube Channel: Next Stop, Mississippi | Gulf Coast Veterans Association & Sweet Mississippi Tea FestivalNext Stop, Mississippi is your #1 on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! Each week the show's hosts, Germaine Flood and Kamel King, Tourism Development Bureau Manger with Visit Mississippi, highlight well-known and unknown places in Mississippi with the best food, parks, music and arts. Check out our Sipp Events calendar to help plan your next trip! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaguars WR Christian Kirk meets with the media ahead of the Week 6 matchup against the Colts on London.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaguars WR Christian Kirk meets with the media ahead of the Week 6 matchup against the Colts on London.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaguars' WR Christian Kirk, S Andre Cisco and WR Brian Thomas Jr. meet with the media in the locker room following Wednesday's practice before Week 5 game vs. Indianapolis Colts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaguars' WR Christian Kirk, S Andre Cisco and WR Brian Thomas Jr. meet with the media in the locker room following Wednesday's practice before Week 5 game vs. Indianapolis Colts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

America's Largest Block Party, Cruisin' The Coast®, began in 1996 as a festival to celebrate antique, classic and hot rod vehicles, nostalgic music and related events. With close to 10k registered vehicles, Car enthusiasts from 40 states plus Canada, Germany and Puerto Rico arrive on the Mississippi Gulf Coast once a year to showcase their rides and to cruise our state's beautiful 30-mile stretch of beach-side highway with designated stops in Bay St. Louis, Biloxi, D'Iberville, Gulfport, Pass Christian, Ocean Springs and Pascagoula. Each venue is set up as a mini festival with a stage for live bands, reserved parking for registered cruisers, spectator parking, and vendors for food and event merchandise. Cruisin' The Coast® has over 12 Host Car Clubs providing over 700 volunteers who help with registering vehicles, directing cars at the venues, giving directions, and welcoming guests.Email the show: auto@mpbonline.orgRecalls: Check for Recalls: Vehicle, Car Seat, Tire, Equipment | NHTSANews: Mississippi's roads rank fourth roughest in U.SAuto Casey Car Reviews: AutoCasey - YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WR Christian Kirk sits down with team reporter Kainani Stevens to discuss how proud he is of Trevor Lawrence with the contract extension, the growing pains that training camp brings and looks ahead on what to expect when the pads come out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WR Christian Kirk sits down with team reporter Kainani Stevens to discuss how proud he is of Trevor Lawrence with the contract extension, the growing pains that training camp brings and looks ahead on what to expect when the pads come out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Seth and Josh welcome Tig Notaro to the pod! Tig talks about growing up in Pass Christian, Mississippi, the hilarious introduction to her family her wife received, what her kids think about visiting Tig's hometown, and so much more! NissanThanks again to Nissan for supporting Family Trips, and for the reminder to chase bigger, better, more exciting adventures. And enjoy the ride along the way. Learn more at nissanusa.com Delete MeGo to JoinDeleteMe.com/TRIPS and use promo code TRIPS for 20% off.  Photo Credit: Robyn Beck

Welcome to The Tina Ramsay Show, where we bring you powerful conversations with extraordinary individuals who are making a profound impact in their communities and beyond. Today, we are honored to have Judy Ambrose James, a visionary author, international speaker, and Dis-Ability Wellness Coach, joining us from Pass Christian, Mississippi. Judy's journey is a testament to resilience, faith, and the power of family. Now, let's dive into our conversation with Judy Ambrose James, a beacon of inspiration and empowerment. www.ctrmedianetwork.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thetinaramsayshow/message

The path of Anna's investigation takes her back to Pass Christian, Mississippi for a second look at the location where Mark Richardson's body was discovered. We also hear about a more sinister undercurrent of what ties these cases together and the shocking news that brings us to the present day. 

Soon after Dennis Turcotte's body was discovered, the working theories about his death and disappearance revolved around New Orleans' French Quarter. A New Orleans bellhop was said to be the last person who saw Turcotte alive. In this episode, Turcotte's brother details what Dennis was doing before he went missing. In neighboring Mississippi, a second investigation begins after the body of another teenager is found.

Soon after Dennis Turcotte's body was discovered, the working theories about his death and disappearance revolved around New Orleans' French Quarter. A New Orleans bellhop was said to be the last person who saw Turcotte alive. In this episode, Turcotte's brother details what Dennis was doing before he went missing. In neighboring Mississippi, a second investigation begins after the body of another teenager is found.

Jaguars Wide Receiver Christian Kirk address the media following the 31-24 victory over the saints in Week 7 to discuss successful routes, rooms of improvement and the special culture of this team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaguars Wide Receiver Christian Kirk address the media following the 31-24 victory over the saints in Week 7 to discuss successful routes, rooms of improvement and the special culture of this team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

America's Largest Block Party, Cruisin' The Coast®, began in 1996 as a festival to celebrate antique, classic and hot rod vehicles, nostalgic music and related events. With close to 10k registered vehicles, Car enthusiasts from 40 states plus Canada, Germany and Puerto Rico arrive on the Mississippi Gulf Coast once a year to showcase their rides and to cruise our state's beautiful 30-mile stretch of beach-side highway with designated stops in Bay St. Louis, Biloxi, D'Iberville, Gulfport, Pass Christian, Ocean Springs and Pascagoula. Each venue is set up as a mini festival with a stage for live bands, reserved parking for registered cruisers, spectator parking, and vendors for food and event merchandise. Cruisin' The Coast® has over 12 Host Car Clubs providing over 700 volunteers who help with registering vehicles, directing cars at the venues, giving directions, and welcoming guests.Email the show: auto@mpbonline.orgRecalls: Check for Recalls: Vehicle, Car Seat, Tire, Equipment | NHTSANews: Mississippi's roads rank fourth roughest in U.SAuto Casey Car Reviews: AutoCasey - YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jaguars Wide Receiver Christian Kirk addresses the media following the win against the Atlanta Falcons to discuss trusting Trevor Lawrence, being teammates with Calvin RIdley and his leadership on the offensive side of the ball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaguars Wide Receiver Christian Kirk addresses the media following the win against the Atlanta Falcons to discuss trusting Trevor Lawrence, being teammates with Calvin RIdley and his leadership on the offensive side of the ball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wide receiver Christian Kirk meets with the media after practice during Week 1 of the 2023 NFL regular season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wide receiver Christian Kirk meets with the media after practice during Week 1 of the 2023 NFL regular season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all hope to be elderly one day. We might even have elderly in our lives. We'll learn what are some rights to look out for and our guest – attorney Richard Courtney will answer questions.Our guest has quite a lot of information on his website: https://elderlawms.com You can watch a video and read information. You can also request a free planning guide for assisting special needs children and adults with finances and rights.Richard Courtney has graced us with his presents many times. Discussing Trustees, Wills, Executors, Special Needs Law, the Gap Act. Listen to some of his past podcasts with us here: http://inlegalterms.mpbonline.org/episodes/in-legal-terms-guest-richard-courtneyThere's a Heirs' Property Lunch & Learn with the MS Center for Justice, Friday, May 12 in Pass Christian. This workshop will teach attendees how to keep property in their family and prevent the issue of heirs' property. The event will be held at The Randolph Center – the Pass Christian Senior Center located at 315 Clark Avenue from 11:30am-2:00pm. Lunch will be provided! RSVP - Call 877-952-4347 or email Alderwoman Betty Sparkman bsparkman@pass-christian.com, Alderwoman Regina Charlot rcharlot@pass-christian.com, Evelyn Mixon emixon@mscenterforjustice.orghttps://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=613956240759753&set=a.215665407255507https://seniorsresource.realtor/legal-financial/legal-information Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today, Marshall has the honor of sitting down via Zoom with Grammy nominated comedian, writer, actress, public radio contributor, Jackson born and Pass Christian raised, Tig Notaro to talk about her upcoming tour stops in Meridian, Thursday April 13th at the MSU Riley Center and Biloxi April 14th at Immersive Media Performing Arts Center, in addition to some awesome random stuff and her just being a true survivor.Marshall Ramsey, a nationally recognized, Emmy award winning editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as Mississippi Today's Editor-At-Large. He's also host of a "Now You're Talking" on MPB Think Radio and "Conversations" on MPB TV, and is the author of several books. Marshall is a graduate of the University of Tennessee and a 2019 recipient of the University of Tennessee Alumni Professional Achievement Award. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Scoot and Ian wax poetic about what we can look forward to from new Buc-ees stores in Ruston and Pass Christian

Jaguars Wide Receiver Christian Kirk meets with the media after earning 99-yards and a touchdown in the 206 win over the Titans for the division title.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jaguars Wide Receiver Christian Kirk meets with the media after earning 99-yards and a touchdown in the 206 win over the Titans for the division title.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arrangement to traditional carols and hymns you've never heard. Perfect for Christmas gatherings or as wonderful background music. Under the creative care of Cindy Morgan, Kate's sweet vocals mixed with hauntingly beautiful melodies is a welcome addition to the Christmas spirit. A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Kate grew up singing anywhere she could lend her voice. In 2019, one of her first solo shows was an opportunity to open for Jaci Velasquez. This was a pivotal moment in her blossoming career, as it reaffirmed her passion for songwriting, singing, and ministry. Since that show, Kate has been honing her craft. She enlisted the talents of two-time GRAMMY nominee, writer/producer Cindy Morgan to help hone Kate's songwriting and vocal talents, creating an unmistakable signature sound. Kate's talent has caught the eye of many in leadership in Christian music, and has opened the doors for her to perform at large-scale events such as LifeFest and Big Ticket Festival. While music is always her passion, her drive doesn't stop there. As she completes her senior year at The University of Texas, Kate balances her career with her education, staying focused on both her calling as an artist and as a student. She is even looking ahead to applying to law school or an MBA program after graduating to compliment her ministry. She shares, “Finishing my degree is so important to me. With my major, I am learning how to better understand and communicate with people where they are, at any stage in life. With my minor in business, I hope to be able to better shepherd my career and be a good steward of the past that God has placed before me.”King of Angels Song List:Joy to the World - Angels We Have HeardO Come All Ye Faithful - Little TownO Come O Come - What Child is ThisHark the Herald Angels SingKate Website: katestanfordmusic.comStreaming:Itunes: https://music.apple.com/gb/artist/kate-stanford/1451456583 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4BVwjeV33enWxFuRSwMNpk Merry & Bright Christmas Tour with Denver and the Mile High Orchestra Dec 2: Colby KSDec 7: Pass Christian, MSDec 14: Kane, PADec 15-16: Greenwood, DEDec 17: Marian, SCDec 18: Florence, SC

Wide receiver Christian Kirk meets with the media on Tuesday of the bye week and touches on the locker-room, coming back refreshed after the break and looking ahead to the last 7 games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Wide receiver Christian Kirk meets with the media on Tuesday of the bye week and touches on the locker-room, coming back refreshed after the break and looking ahead to the last 7 games.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Mississippi Arts Commission Executive Director Sarah Story speaks with award-winning writer and director Patrick O'Connor. His most recent film about the battle over the Mississippi state flag, Look Away, Look Away, won the 2022 Erik Barnouw Award for outstanding documentary dealing with American History from the Organization of American Historians. It was also the Audience Choice Awards for Best Film and Best Documentary at the 2021 Oxford Film Festival. This past June, he received a Special Achievement Award from the Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters for his work on Look Away, Look Away. He lives in Pass Christian, Mississippi, with his wife, the writer Margaret McMullan.If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB. https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Part of the joy of living this lifestyle is not always about the places, but more often than not, it is about the people. I met a great group of folks while camping along the beach in Pass Christian, Mississippi. This is my conversation with Paul Costoff about the book he wrote along with his own vanlife adventure. You can order Paul's book "Welcome to you Life" on Amazon or have any book store order it for you.

Scott Naugle is president of consumer solutions for BXS insurance and co-owner of Pass Books/Cat Island Coffeehouse in Pass Christian and Gulfport, Mississippi. As an independent bookstore owner, writer, and book lover, Scott is bringing his expertise and author network to Leader's Edge in a monthly book review column and podcast series.

When I think of the palette knife, it sends a shiver down my spine. My anxiety spikes, and I immediately transport back to the days of insecurity and ignorance. It gives me a more comprehensive appreciation for the work of Mississippi artists like Denise Hopkins.I often reference her birds series whenever asked about the tools of her trade and the thriving live wedding painting business she has developed when they ask about possibilities.This week Denise shares her story with us about growing up with little art in her childhood to opening her very own gallery in Pass Christian, Mississippi.Find more of Denise:https://denisehopkinsfineart.comhttps://www.instagram.com/denisehopkinsfineart/and visit Her gallery Denise Hopkins Fine Art 125 Davis Ave Ste A1/2, Pass Christian, MS 39571Make sure to follow us on Instagram @thelittleyellowbuilding and visit thelittleyellowbuilding.com to find previous interviews and so much more.Thank you to all of our patrons. If you haven't already and would like to help us reach more listeners, please give us a like and a rating wherever you listen.Enjoy the show!Support the show (https://bit.ly/3lXHFEN)

Frances “Lennette” Moran Necaise, age 79, passed away Wednesday, November 10, 2021. She was preceded in death by her husband, Maurice Lamar Necaise, Sr.; her parents, Agnel Louis Moran, Sr., and Aline Frances Garriga Moran; daughter, Gidget Ann Necaise; sisters, Madeline Moran, and Phyllis Moran. Lennette is survived by her children, Vickie Lennette Necaise Walsh of Kiln, Janet Gayle Necaise Peterson and husband, Eric of Cordova, TN, and Maurice Lamar Necaise, II and his wife, Stacey of Kiln; siblings, Cleopatra Moran, Naomi Moran, Jean Moran Lee, Cheryl Moran Thomas, Christine Moran Curvin (L.G.), Tanis Moran, Jerine Moran Ladner (Granval), and Agnel Louis Moran, II (Brenda); grandchildren, Alison Lennette Nunez (Louis IV), Alvin Joseph Walsh, III (Stephanie), Jessica Peterson Bittenbender (Eric), Presley Stiglets Casto (Chris), Shelby Stiglets Robbins (Mason), Raygan Lamar Necaise (Shelby), and Reece Lane Necaise; great-grandchildren, Kadence Marie Ladner, Isabella Ann Ladner, Gracie Lou Nunez, Jaylee Cate DesHotel, Masen Oliver Bittenbender, Adeline June Walsh, Alvin Joseph Walsh, IV, and Miles Owen Bittenbender; and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Necaise retired from Picayune School District where she was a physical education teacher and basketball coach. Lennette was also a member of the Hancock County School Board for 18 years. Mrs. Necaise was very talented in the arts and enjoyed oil painting the most. She was a faithful member of Annunciation Catholic Church in Kiln. Riemann Family Funeral Home, 9113 Kiln Delisle Road, Pass Christian, is serving the family. To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Frances "Lennette" (Moran) Necaise, please visit our floral store. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/native901/message

Welcome back for Episode 3. I first discuss some of the interviews with Travis Tritt surrounding his recent concert cancellations. Here's an article with accompanying interview clip:https://www.tennessean.com/story/entertainment/music/2021/10/20/travis-tritt-concert-cancelations-covid-mandates-tucker-carlson-fox-nashville/8537295002/Then it's back to business:-We get a glimpse of what looks like one of Waylon's guitars during Travis's interview with Eric Bolling.-I review the "Acknowledgements" of George Jones's autobiography and come across his personal publicist, Evelyn Shriver.-A brief nod to Hotel Whiskey in beautiful Pass Christian, MS-A plug for the AARP-sponsored Clint Black virtual concert (https://local.aarp.org/aarp-event/aarp-presents-a-virtual-concert-with-clint-black-wqnpfy5tpjl.html)

Take a deep dive into the Gulf Coast with authors whose works illuminate the human impact on the Gulf Coast region's history, ecology, industry, commerce, and culture--from its role in the Revolutionary war to the impact of environmental disasters. Panelists:Chris McLaughlin is founder and executive director of the Animal Rescue Front. A graduate of the University of Massachusetts Boston with a BA in earth sciences, she lives in Massachusetts with two cats. This is her first book.Dr. Christian Pinnen is an Associate Professor in the Department of History and Political Science at Mississippi College. Dr. Pinnen joined MC's faculty in 2012 after receiving his Ph.D. from the University of Southern Mississippi. He has published articles and book chapters on colonial Mississippi, specifically the Natchez District. His first book, Complexion of Empire in Natchez: Race and Slavery in the Mississippi Borderlands was published by the University of Georgia Press in 2021. His second book, a co-authored volume with Charles Weeks entitled Colonial Mississippi: A Borrowed Land was published my University Press of Mississippi in 2021 as well. He currently teaches U.S. History, History of the Old South, Latin America Survey, the American Revolution, and American Slavery. His research focuses on race and slavery in the Spanish-American borderlands and capitalism in early America. Currently he is researching the history of the Forks of the Road Slave Market in Natchez for the National Park Service with Max Grivno. Dr. Pinnen can be reached via Twitter (@ChristianPinnen) or through his website, www.christianpinnen.com.Deanne Love Stephens is a Professor of History at the University of Southern Mississippi. Her first publication, Plague Among the Magnolias: The 1878 yellow Fever Epidemic in Mississippi was published by the University of Alabama Press. Mike Bunn is a historian and author who has worked with several cultural heritage organizations in the Southeast. He currently serves as Director of Historic Blakeley State Park in Spanish Fort, Alabama. He is author or co-author of several books, Mike is editor of Muscogiana, the journal of the Muscogee County (Georgia) Genealogical Society. He is also Chair of the Baldwin County Historic Development Commission. Mike earned his undergraduate degree at Faulkner University and two masters degrees at the University of Alabama. Mike and his wife Tonya live in Daphne, Alabama with their daughter Zoey. www.mikebunn.netTori Bush is a writer, teacher and PhD candidate in the English department at Louisiana State University with an interest in the environmental humanities, postcolonial theory, and critical race studies. She is co-editor of the anthology, The Gulf South: An Anthology of Environmental Writing published by University Press of Florida in 2021. She also has an MFA in creative nonfiction and has forthcoming works in Southern Quarterly and ISLE.Moderator:Scott Naugle is the co-owner of Pass Christian Books/Cat Island Coffeehouse on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. He is the President of Consumer Solutions for BXS Insurance, a division of BancorpSouth. Scott is a graduate of Penn State University, Millsaps College, and Tulane University. He resides in Pass Christian, Mississippi See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Panelists:Allison Moorer is a singer/songwriter, producer, and author who has released ten critically acclaimed albums. Her first memoir, Blood, was released in October 2019 to high praise and received starred reviews in Publisher's Weekly, Kirkus, and Booklist. She has been nominated for Academy, Grammy, Americana Music Association, and Academy of Country Music Awards. Allison holds an MFA in Creative Writing from The New School; her work has been published in The Wall Street Journal, American Songwriter, Guernica, No Depression, Literary Hub, and The Bitter Southerner. She received the Hall-Waters Prize for Excellence in Southern Writing in 2020. Her second memoir will be released in October 2021. She lives in Nashville.BRIAN BROOME is an award-winning writer, poet, and screenwriter, and K. Leroy Irvis Fellow and instructor in the Writing Program at the University of Pittsburgh, where he is pursuing an MFA. He has been a finalist in The Moth storytelling competition and won the grand prize in Carnegie Mellon University's Martin Luther King Writing Awards. He lives in Pittsburgh.ELIZABETH MIKI BRINA is the recipient of a Rona Jaffe Bread Loaf Scholarship and a New York State Summer Writers Institute Scholarship. She currently lives and teaches in New Orleans.Margaret McMullan is the author of nine award-winning books including the novel, In My Mother's House, the story collection Aftermath Lounge, and the anthology, Every Father's Daughter. Her young adult novels How I Found the Strong, When I Crossed No-Bob, and Sources of Light have received best book awards from Parents' Choice, School Library Journal, the American Library Association, and Booklist among other educational organizations. Margaret received an NEA Fellowship and a Fulbright professorship in Hungary to research her memoir Where the Angels Lived.Margaret's work has appeared in USA Today, The Washington Post, The Huffington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Boston Herald, Glamour, The Millions, The Morning Consult, Teachers & Writers Magazine, National Geographic for Kids, Southern Accents, Ploughshares, StorySouth, TriQuarterly, Michigan Quarterly Review, The Greensboro Review, Other Voices, Boulevard, The Arkansas Review, Southern California Anthology, and The Sun among others. She served on the faculty at Stony Brook Southampton's MFA Program in New York and she was the Melvin Peterson Endowed Chair in Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Evansville in Indiana. She writes full time in Pass Christian, Mississippi. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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We talk with Captain Brennan Carter from Rough Water Charters. He talks to us about how he got his start in the charter boat business. Bryan is also the first guide we have spoke with based out of Pass Christian. He explains some of the different licensing requirements they face when they head into Louisiana waters. Also big thanks to Southern Magnolia Smiles and Hilltree Marketing for the support! Want to be a part of the pelican gang? Check out our merch here.  Follow us on Social: Spotify Facebook YouTube Instagram Twitter  

En politisjef som het Jerry Peralta stanset foran et hus i Pass Christian, Mississippi i Amerika. En mann med et glass i hånden kom ut på balkongen i andre etasje og vinket. Politi Peralta ropte opp: "Dere må komme dere ut så fort dere kan. Stormen blir verre."

William in Long Beach is looking to turn Social Security on this year. How much in advance does he need to apply for Social Security to be sure it starts on time? Karen in Hammond asks if her State Pension that cuts into her Social Security benefit would affect her spousal benefit as well. Dwayne Stein joins the show to explain how to use a floating interest rate during times of rising mortgage interest rates. Thomas in Hammond asks about the difference in turning on his Social Security early vs. Full Retirement Age. Sandra in Picayune got some 1099s for debt write offs. Will she be taxed on that money? Wesley in Kenner is retiring in a few months. When does he need to tell Social Security? Should he wait until Full Retirement Age? Mortgage rates are on the rise, and Dwayne Stein forcasts how much longer these ultra-low rates can last. Jocelyn in River Ridge is skeptical of the services that claim people are stealing your home's title and signing it away. Dwayne and Gregory share that skepticism. Dwayne reviews Mark in Columbia who was turned down for a mortgage even though he has over $2 million in assets. Dwayne can help him with that. Gregory is looking at adding an office in Baton Rouge for Gregory Ricks and Associates. More info to come soon. The car crash of Tiger Woods is a painful reminder about the inherent health and financial risks that come with daily activities. Danny in Brandon tries to sign his wife up for Medicare, but doesn't have enough credits to get part A for free. Gregory says she may be able to get that premium waived based on her spouse's record. Buddy in Pass Christian is not a big fan of the fact he's not getting the $255 death benefit from Social Security from his wife's record. Herbert in Marrero wants to know how much his wife will get from Social Security if he passes away first. http://www.WinningAtLife.com

CITATION ROLE OF LAW AWARD by Rev. Msgr. Mark L. Bartchak One of the most pleasant moments of the Annual Convention of the Canon Law Society of America is the announcement and conferral of the Role of Law Award. According to number 15 of The By-Laws of the Canon Law Society of America, the specific duty of determining the recipient of the Role of Law Award is assigned to the Board of Governors.  The By-Laws do not specify the process, but the criteria to be observed in selecting the recipient are clearly established: (1) Embodiment of pastoral attitude, (2) Commitment to research and study, (3) Participation in development of law, (4) Response to needs of practical assistance, (5) Facilitation of dialogue and the interchange of ideas within the Society and with other groups, (6) The recipient shall not be anyone currently serving on the Board of Governors. The process by which the Board of Governors makes this selection is done thoughtfully and prayerfully.  It is a time for the Board of Governors to take stock in the good work that is done by so many of you, the members of the Canon Law Society of America.  This moment in which the Role of Law Award is conferred is a time for all of us to reflect on our dedication to the purpose of this society as expressed in the very first sentence of our Constitution: We, the members of the Canon Law Society of America, ever eager to fulfill our role in the Church through the proper use of canon law, hereby proclaim our desire to promote every method of serving God's people that comes under the concept of law. While this purpose and dedication pertains to all of us, each year we have the privilege of recognizing one member of the Canon Law Society of America who has been and continues to be ever eager to fulfill that role in the Church.  I thought of sharing the identity of this year's recipient at the very outset, but I was advised that the proper protocol is to save it to the end.  However, I am sure that you will quickly know the name once you have heard a just few highlights of this person's life and ministry. The recipient of the 2004 Role of Law Award is a cleric and a member of an institute of consecrated life.  He was born in Fort Smith, Arkansas on November 29, 1929.  He made his first vows as a Missionary Oblate of Mary Immaculate in 1950 and was ordained to the priesthood in 1956. He has held a number of positions in his religious community, including professor of moral theology and canon law at the Oblate Scholasticate in Pass Christian, Mississippi from 1957 to 1965.  He was associate pastor and then pastor of St. Patrick Parish, McCook, Nebraska from 1965-1969.  From 1969-1975 he was director of the National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows in Belleville, Illinois.  He was provincial superior of the Central United States Province of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate in St. Paul, Minnesota from 1975-1981 and director general of the Missionary Association of Mary Immaculate and secretary of the Oblate Sharing Fund at the O.M.I. Generalate in Rome from 1981-1986.  The missionary dimension of his religious life is also reflected in his appointment to the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples by Pope John Paul II, where he served as a consultor from 1985-1993. This breadth of experience in pastoral duties and religious life added a unique dimension to his role as professor of canon law at St. Paul University from 1986-2000.  He was likewise well-prepared for the role of professor by his own studies.  He received licentiate degrees in philosophy and canon law from the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome and a doctorate in canon law from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas, also in Rome.  He later obtained the Diploma of Advocate for the Roman Rota after completing the course at the Studia Rotale. Our recipient has always been ready to share his knowledge of the law not only in the classroom, but through his writings.  He is the author of numerous articles published in The Jurist, Monitor Ecclesiasticus, Newsletter of the Canadian Canon Law Society, Pastoral Sciences, The Priest, and Studia Canonica.  He has authored or edited several books including his doctoral dissertation, The Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate: A Clerical Religious Congregation with Brothers, first published in 1984, with a revised edition published in 1995.  Many of these works have been translated into other languages and published simultaneously in various places around the world, especially for the benefit of the Church in developing nations.  His writings touch on a variety of topics including marriage jurisprudence and procedures, sacraments, clergy issues, and penalties.  His publications are always a treasure-trove of English translations of all sorts of Papal and curial documents.  This individual has gone beyond the classroom and print media in order to educate others in the field of canon law.  His first effort with electronic media was a CD-ROM version of the 1956-2000 volumes of Canon Law Abstracts. It appears that when our recipient was named professor emeritus in the Faculty of Canon Law at St. Paul University in 2001, he ignored the fine print of the decree which indicated that he was retired.  Instead, he accepted the invitation of the Cardinal Archbishop of Chicago to serve as associate episcopal vicar for canonical services and promoter of justice in the Archdiocese.  If that wasn't enough, he has continued to research in new areas and to update some of his earlier works, always looking for additional information and jurisprudence to share.  Since the promulgation of the USCCB, Charter for the Protection of Children and Youth and the corresponding Essential Norms, he has offered his assistance in educating and advising canonists, bishops, and religious superiors in the proper application of the penal law of the Church.  He is often spoken of with grateful affection by his former students at St. Paul University and is certainly well-regarded by any who have sought his counsel. I have had the pleasure of participating in meetings with him and I have always been impressed by the way he shares his wisdom and knowledge of the law with a sense of dignity and humility, and with deep respect for the good of the Church and the good of each and every person who is served by its law.  It is obvious that he is inspired by the missionary spirit of the Oblates of Mary Immaculate and committed to the mission of promoting every method of serving God's people that comes under the concept of law. With gratitude and sincere respect, it is my privilege on behalf of the Board of Governors and the entire membership of the Canon Law Society of America to present the 2004 Role of Law Award to Reverend William H. Woestman of the Missionary Oblates of Mary Immaculate.

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The prison crisis attracts national attention.And, the city of Hattiesburg introduces a new street monitoring system.Then, after Byte Size Tech, new lottery games hit Mississippi.Segment 1:Nationally renowned artists and athletes descended on Jackson last week as part of a rally demanding that Governor Tate Reeves shut down Parchman State Penitentiary. The troubled facility lacks running water, plumbing and electricity in some of its units - conditions many protesters declare are inhumane.Demario Davis is a linebacker for the New Orleans Saints and alumnus of Brandon High School. He tells our Desare Frazier it is important to use his platform to shine light on what is happening in Mississippi Prisons. The rally was organized by Jay Z's ROC Nation and advocacy group Mississippi Prison Reform Coalition. Meridian Native and rap artist Big KRIT tells MPB's Desare Frazier that action requires more than just writing songs.Segment 2:The city of Hattiesburg is installing high tech security cameras to help track and deter crime. The action is part of a community based crime camera initiative called Project NOLA. Toby Barker is the Mayor of Hattiesburg. He tells MPB's Kobee Vance the joint effort of the police department and city council will make the city safer. Jeremy Thompson owns Computer Doctor and Phone Surgeons in Hattiesburg. He tells our Kobee Vance that while the program is well-received in the community, there are privacy concerns when dealing with this type of technology.Segment 3:Byte Size TechSegment 4:The Powerball and Mega Millions lottery games are coming to Mississippi. The ceremonial launch will take place later this week in Pass Christian. Mississippi launched its lottery games in November, and has since transferred over seven and a half million dollars to the state treasury. Tom Shaheen, President of the Mississippi Lottery Corporation tells our Michael Guidry the early returns on the lottery are exceeding expectations. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

01:03 - Are IRAs a safe investment? Gregory explores a common question with an uncommon answer. IRAs are not a type of financial account, an IRA is simply a tax status on any number of allowable accounts. Some options with your IRA are 100% safe, and some IRA options carry massive risks. 14:25 - The US Unemployment rate drops to 3.5%, the lowest in 50 years. 15:36 - Mark in Pass Christian is thinking about moving his varible annuity money into a fixed annuity, and picks Gregory's brain about his options. 33:39 - Senator Warren's anti-Facebook comments are bad for business. Gregory has some strong opinions about politicians targeting American businesses like that. http://www.WinningAtLife.com

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02:05 - The GDP grew at 4.1% for the second quarter. This is a great number, and all but guarantees the Fed will continue raising rates. The tariff battles with China still loom large over future economic growth. Gregory also points out some weakness in the tech sector staining an otherwise positive earnings season. 0:13:21 - Mark in Pearl River asks Gregory: Does Louisiana tax distributions from your TSP (Thrift Savings Plan)? 0:14:14 - Jonathan in Picayune is maxing out his IRA and Roth IRA contributions. What should he do to invest for retirement beyond that? 0:17:46 - Social Security COLA increases have not been keeping up with inflation across most important spending categories. A report claims this has resulted in a net loss of the purchasing power of the average Social Security benefit of a little over $400 per month. Gregory explains how Social Security may look a little different by the time you retire, but it's probably not going away. 0:21:04 - Mike in Poplarville wants to know if he and his wife have enough assets to retire. Gregory asks a few questions, and helps Mike find out where he is on the retirement path. 0:28:32 - Chris in Pontchatoula is thinking about retiring soon, and wants to know if there's any way he can beef up his Social Security record and get a larger check. Conversly, will retiring early hurt his benefit because he stops paying into the system? 0:34:55 - Gregory gives some details on how the tax code can be used in different ways by filers when it comes to their Social Security. Some states tax your Social Security, and some do not. Social Security can be taxable at the federal level once certain income limits are met. 0:41:03 - Susan in Gulfport wants to know if retiring a few years before turning on her Social Security will hurt her benefit much. 0:49:28 - Ray in New Orleans asks Gregory how his wife's participation in a State pension could affect her Social Security benefits. Her work record is pretty evenly split between the private and public sector, and if she can go get a few more years in a job that pays into Social Security, she may be able to not have any offset to her benefits from the Windfall Elimination Provision. 0:57:30 - Jim in Bush asks Gregory how his Social Security benefit would be affected if he took a job offer in South America that doesn't pay into Social Security. Gregory explains how missing a few years of Social Security contributions could cut into your benefit amount. Dwayne Stein adds he had a client with a similar situation recently, and there's other considerations in taking a job overseas. 1:07:20 - Dwayne Stein and Gregory Ricks discuss how you can use a reverse mortgage and get some interest on the unused portion of the credit available. Dwayne spells out the differences between a fixed reverse mortgage, and an annual reverse mortgage. 1:13:25 - Nick in New Orleans asks Gregory and Dwayne about what happens with a couple in a reverse mortgage when a spouse passes away. 1:18:05 - Reagan in Springfield asks Gregory to explain how a traditional IRA can be converted to a Roth IRA. 1:29:50 - Dwayne Stein of MortgageGumbo.com and Gregory show you how you can take out a line of credit through a reverse mortgage and get guaranteed compounding interest on your home's equity for years. This allows you to grow the amount of money you will have available for distributions, or at least helps you keep up with the interest accruing on the other side of the ledger. 1:38:52 - Judy in Starkville asks if continuing to work after she's started taking Social Security benefits will change the size of her check. 1:49:12 - Mary in Poplarville had some of her Social Security benefit clawed back because she continued to work after turning it on early. Will this stop at some point? 1:51:56 - Bob in Pass Christian needs Gregory's help to know when he can qualify for Social Security disability or retirement benefits. 1:54:31 - John in Pascagoula asks Gregory if his state pension in Mississippi will affect his Social Security benefits. 2:02:53 - Jennifer in Covington maxes out her IRA and Roth IRA every year. Where should she put her additional retirement savings? http://www.WinningAtLife.com

On this week s episode of Louisiana Eats , we visit two Gulf Coast farms where, through collaboration and innovation, farmers are creating better products that will help preserve the environment and give back to the community. We begin in Washington Parish at Stoney Point Farm, where farmer Tim Roper is collaborating with Dan Ballister of Smoke Hall Foods to create a new product, the General s Hot Sauce. We learn about the new company s mission to create profits for organizations that support troops, veterans, and their families; and get a glimpse at Stoney Point s greenhouse where Tim has been cultivating a variety of different peppers. Then, we take a trip to BrickWall Farms in Pass Christian, Mississippi, where innovative young farmer Brian Bricker is growing all sorts of lettuces using hydroponics a system that gives plants their nutrients without using soil. Will also visit pepper farmer Tony Accardo at the Crescent City Farmers Market, and speak with award winning nature writer Gary Nabhan about the connection between hot peppers and climate change. We ve got one spicy show, on this week s Louisiana Eats Stuffed Bell PeppersServes 6 1

During WWII, items needed for the war effort created shortages of consumer goods. Parnell McKay of Pass Christian recalls a scarcity of paper, fuel, and apartments. Fearing attack by the Germans or Japanese, civilian observation posts were set up along the Gulf Coast.  As a high school student, McKay volunteered as a spotter. He remembers the day he spotted a U-boat. McKay also reveals how liquor laws were ignored to “service” the servicemen.

Margaret Loesch, of Pass Christian, earned her degree from The University of Southern Mississippi in political science, but it was in children's television that she made her career. Starting as a typing clerk at ABC in 1971, Loesch quickly rose through the ranks to become head of children's programmnig at NBC. She developed many classic kid's shows including The Smurfs, GI Joe, Transformers, Power Rangers, and Muppet Babies. This is the first MS Mo podcast episode that has been extended from the original broadcast length of 4 1/2 minutes. We hope you enjoy the bonus material!

AURORA LIGHT PREPARE FOR THE LANDING & Hurrican Isaac with STEPHANIE PARRISH, TJ Morris's daughter LIVE on board the BOAT ANGEL's DAWN in the EYE of the Hurricane, Pass Christian, Mississippi. LATE BREAKING NEWS while people prepare on the Gulf Coast for Hurricane Isaac. Boats taking to the inner canals. JANET KIRA LESSIN of ASCENSION CENTER NETWORK- Maui, HAWAII CO-HOST with Theresa J Thurmond Morris Concerns while discussing GUIDANCE from ET and Spiritual Guides Serendipity and Power of Intent News, Books, Biographies, Speaking Truth the Art of Sacred Speech among those who from the heavens came as ET. The levels of the universe, multiverse, metaverse, xenoverse, omniverse, alphaverse, omegaverse (7) levels.    

Dr. Karen Kan interviews the GLOW PROJECT co-creator, Sandra Yancey. Sandra will share with us the most inspiring movie that was ever made for women, The GLOW Project. In this pivotal and historic movie about women, you will learn about how through challenges and traumas, women have found their "glow", their attraction to create extraordinarily inspiring lives. Sandra Yancey is an award winning entrepreneur, international business owner, ABC radio show host, author and philanthropist who is dedicated to helping women achieve and succeed. CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 Show featured Sandra as an American Hero for her role in mobilizing much needed resources for the girl's high school basketball team of Pass Christian, Mississippi in the wake of the Hurricane Katrina devastation. As the visionary leader of eWomenNetwork, she travels annually to cities across North America to connect with women entrepreneurs face-to-face to help them accelerate the growth of their businesses. If you're a woman, you NEED to listen to this show! www.lawofattractioninlove.com/glowproject/