Podcasts about Water Valley

Recently, Andrew L'Esperance and Alexis Cartier kicked off their North American race season. At the Sea Otter Classic gravel race, L'Esperance finished 13th, making him the top Canadian at the first event in the Life Time Grand Prix series. Cartier had a tough race. “It was fun, but I didn't perform at all,” he says in this episode. “I kind of expected it, but I really got smashed.”The pair of riders will find themselves at many of the same races this season, including other Life Time events, such as Unbound, and gravel nationals in Water Valley, Alta. They are both racing as privateers, responsible for their own logistics, sponsorships, maintenance, on top of all the training and competing. Each one has a unique plan and set of goals for the season, which they discuss in this episode. L'Esperance is mixing gravel, mountain bike and even road racing. Cartier is blending his training and transportation: he's bikepacking to all six of the Life Time Grand Prix events.Also on the pod, Canadian Cycling Magazine editors Matthew Pioro and Matt Hansen, as well as feature writer Jake Williams, discuss recent races, such as the men's and women's Amstel Gold and De Brabantse Pijl. Pioro reports back from Sea Otter. He says he knows a bunch about the 32” wheels that seem to be coming to mountain bikes, but what is he actually able to reveal?

Today we're hitting the ground running with four stops! First up is the Mississippi Film Society's Stranger Than Fiction Film Festival, April 10th through the 13th at the Capri Theatre & Fondren Yard in Jackson with Exec. Dir., Ryan Parker, next it's a stop in Oxford for the Mississippi Antique Showcase, May 2nd and 3rd at the Inn at Ole Miss with Exec. Dir. Angela Ferraez and Rep. Lisa Lancaster, then we're off to Belzoni for the 48th Annual World Catfish Festival, April 5th with President, Emily Tillman, before a final stop in Water Valley for Bozart's Gallery's Folk Art Twice, It's Alright event, happening April 5th - May 31st with Gallery Owner, Dr. Annet​te Trefzer, Photographer & Artist, Suzi Altman, and Artist, Church Goin' Mule (aka Marshall Blevins)! We'll also 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:Paving The Path, Touch-a-Truck & Fun Run & WalkHoli Mela 2025: The Festival of Colors22nd Annual Juke Joint FestivalWatch this episode on MPB's YouTube Channel: Next Stop, Mississippi | Stranger Than Fiction Film Fest, MS Antique Showcase - Oxford, World Catfish Festival, & Folk Art Twice, It's AlrightNext 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.

Today on the Gestalt Gardener, we're worried about the winter weather wandering into the state from Water Valley to Wiggins. Let's get dirty!Email Felder anytime at FelderRushing.Blog and listen Friday mornings at 9 and Saturday mornings at 10 to The Gestalt Gardener on MPB Think Radio. In the meantime, in Felder's words, "get out and get dirty."If you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest preacher today is 16-year-old Devin Bailey from Water Valley, Mississippi. Devin shares an insightful sermon on the importance of controlling your thoughts, drawing from various biblical passages to guide listeners in aligning their minds with godly principles. In this episode, Devin explores key scriptures, starting with Philippians 4:8-9, to illustrate what believers should focus their thoughts on. He delves into the meanings of being true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, commendable, and excellent, offering both contemporary and biblical definitions. Devin emphasizes the significance of practicing these virtues to experience God's peace. Through engaging analogies and relatable examples, Devin encourages listeners to become "thermostats" in their communities, influencing others positively by setting a godly environment. He challenges everyone to break the cycle of conforming to worldly standards and instead renew their minds in Christ. Join the journey of spiritual transformation and learn how to take control of your thoughts, helping others do the same. Tune in and be inspired to live a life aligned with God's will.

On May 4, 1931, William and Mamie Wagner were murdered at their home in northwest  Mississippi. The Jackson Clarion-Ledger called the murders of one of the most prominent couples in the area, “the most brutal tragedy that has ever happened in this section of Mississippi”. Want more Southern Mysteries?  Hear the Southern Mysteries show archive of 60+ episodes along with Patron exclusive podcast, Audacious: Tales of American Crime and more when you become a patron of the show. You can immediately access exclusive content now at patreon.com/southernmysteries Connect Website: southernmysteries.com Facebook: Southern Mysteries Podcast Instagram: @shannonballard_ Email: southernmysteriespodcast@gmail.com  Episode Sources The Commercial Appeal Mass Meeting on Charges Relative to Death of Rev H.P. Gibbs, May 6, 1899 State Historical Society Archives Anti-Lynching Bill, 1921 The Greenwood Commonwealth Water Valley Merchant and Wife Slain, May 5, 1931 Biloxi Sun Herald Sheriff Gets Confession in Wagner Crime, May 6, 1931 The Clarion-Ledger Atrocities in Northern Part of State Bringing Intense Police Efforts, May 7, 1931 The Clarion-Ledger Murder Victims Are Laid to Rest, May 8, 1931 The Clarion-Ledger Verdict Carries Dealth Penalty For Whitaker in Wagner Slayings, June 12, 1931 North Mississippi Herald The Infamous History of Water Valley, May 14, 2008 North Mississippi Herald Century Old Jail Is Piece Of History, April 6, 2011 Hill Country History Water Valley (1858) Ancestry.com William Buford Wagner, Jr. Water Valley Chamber of Commerce Attractions - Carnival Info Episode Music Impromptu and Unanswered Questions by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Brooke Fielding is the 2024 Calgary Stampede Princess. From starting her equestrian journey at eight with her pony Rebel to representing rodeos and earning a Bachelor of Commerce degree, Brooke's story is a blend of passion and achievement. As the office manager at a Veterinary Clinic in Cochrane, she seamlessly combines business acumen with dedication to animal welfare. Join us as we explore Brooke's journey from the arena to the veterinary clinic, from international equestrian arenas to her family's acreage in Water Valley.

Interview with Tim Lee & Susan Bauer Lee of Bark Bark is a drum set, a Fender 6-string bass, two voices and more hooks than Bill Dance keeps in his tackle box. Loud is their new album. Bark comprises the collaborative duo of Susan Bauer Lee (drums and vocals) and Tim Lee (Fender VI bass and vocals) based in Water Valley, Mississippi. Susan has played and toured with Tim the past two decades with Bark and Tim Lee 3. Tim got his start in Missisippi's The Windbreakers before going on to tour as part of Mitch Easter' Let's Active and seminal college rock band Swimming Pool Q's. Loud is being releasedby Dial Back Sound / Cool Dog Sound on 12” LP vinyl, CD, digital download and stream September 5. “If you can fill the unforgiving three and a half minutes with two hundred and ten seconds of Rock n Roll, yours is the earth and everything that is in it.” I think Rudyard Kipling said that. What do you do when you don't know what to do? In the face of commercial failure, heartbreaking loss, environmental collapse, grief, one too many beers. You make a record . . . and you make it loud. It starts with “Love Minus Action,” and the lyrics “I'm a loser not a fighter.” Lennon couldn't have said it better. But the real story here is that you can't lose if you don't play the game. But what do you do if you don't play the game? You carry on without the baggage of giving a shit about the game. You dance on the graves of the forgotten winners and you play for the regulars. There's a field in North Mississippi. Several years from now. After the screens have all gone dark. The lush green glows in the dull light of a cloudy afternoon. In the middle of the field there is a drum set and two amplifiers. An old generator rattles in the silence. A woman sits at the drum stool and fixes the mic to reach her lips. A man tunes his Bass VI guitar and twists the volume knob all the way up. A ragged crowd gathers from out of the woods. A rumble of distant thunder rolls through the sky. Then the snare cracks and the band plays on. It's Bark, and they're playing us out just before the rain. They're playing Loud; it's the distillation of Rock n Roll—the beat, the riff, the words and the voice. The things that have always been there from “Psychotic Reaction” to “Satisfaction.” Bandcamp: dialbacksound.bandcamp.com bark-bark-loud.bandcamp.com Website: bark-loud.com Facebook: @Bark.Bark.Loud Instagram: @bark.timlee3

Amy Renee Webb is a Mississippi oil painter who has live all over the state and current calls the rural art colony of Water Valley, her home. Amy holds a BFA from Ole Miss and has a background in museum administration. Amy is an active member in art community where she provides and promotes outlets for lesser known Mississippi artists. Music: Taylor Hollingsworth - WestfaliaSponsors: www.manscaped.comPromo Code: PORCHTALKwww.calderalab.com/porchPromo Code: PORCHSubscribe, rate, and review the show!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

WALL (3-1) @ MASON (5-0) KICKOFF AT 7 P.M. Ryan Chadwick (17-12) - The No. 4 Wall Hawks come into this matchup with their long-time rival and former district opponent, Mason, off a bye week on Friday. After rolling over Peaster two weeks ago, it seems like the loss to Jim Ned really stuck with the Hawks. Coming off a bye week, I think Wall will be too much for the Punchers to handle. With that being said, Mason has a talented roster, and Hawks' Head Coach Houston Guy says that it's Mason's size that might be a factor in this game. I think this matchup will come down, as it often does, to how Wall's defense matches up with the athletes on the other side of the ball. The Hawks will be able to put points on the board. Their methodical offense is too difficult for any defense to hope to shut out for an entire game. Mason will have to outscore Wall's offense and keep the Hawks' defense on the field. That's a tall task and, if you ask me, too much to ask the Punchers to do. Wall will control the clock, and if they play a cleaner game than the one last season where the Hawks had 10 fumbles, Wall wins this one. PICK: WALL 31 MASON 21 Matt Trammell (16-13) - Every year that Mason and Wall play it is a nail biter. Expect no difference today. These two teams know each other very well. However with Mason being undefeated expect them to keep that rolling in this defensive matchup. PICK: MASON 14 WALL 6. James Boulginy (22-7) - The Hawks return off their bye week with a tough test in the Mason Punchers. This is a rivalry game that was a low scoring game last season where Wall took the victory 14-6. Both these teams feature good run games as Wall has Nathan Pepper, Hagyn Barbee, and Gunnar Dillard and Mason has Ryne Todd and Sutten Silerio. Not only do both of these teams have good running games but they both have very good defenses. There are not common opponents yet but Wall gets the edge as they're coming off a bye week. PICK: WALL 28 – MASON 24 OTHER PICKS: Scott Menchaca (22-7) - WALL | Yantis Green (18-11) - MASON | Ernesto Rodriguez (20-9) - MASON | Arleen Castillo (16-13) - WALL | KIMBERLY (15-14) - MASON | WATER VALLEY (1-3) @ STERLING CITY (3-1) KICKOFF AT 7:30 P.M. Trammell - Another big rivalry game this week is between district foes Sterling City and Water Valley. Last year the Eagles took the game by a large margin winning 42-14. However as we know the Wildcats went through a ton of adversity last year. This game should be closer (despite what the rest of the crew thinks) but its likely not going to work out for Water Valley. PICK: STERLING CITY 35 WATER VALLEY 27. Bouligny - Sterling City has quietly been winning a lot of football games although their last game was a loss to Roscoe before their bye week. They run the ball a lot with Johnny Monreal, Canyon McCabe, and Seth Turner. Quarterback Ty Turner gets it done at quarterback. The Wildcats have a dangerous duo in the backfield in David Valeriano and Anthony Quintana. This district is wide open as Eldorado and Iraan are also quietly gathering wins. In this one, Sterling City takes the win. PICK: STERLING CITY 48 – WATER VALLEY 37 Chadwick - District play begins between two Concho Valley teams coming off of bye weeks. Water Valley showed flashes of brilliance earlier in the season but has not rekindled that same magic ever since. With that being said, the Wild Cats' three losses come out to a combined 16 points. That's rough. Water Valley has been in every game they've played so far on the year, and do not expect that to change on Friday night. Sterling City kicked off its season strong and picked up momentum with a win over their rivals, the Miles Bulldogs. Like Wall, Sterling City runs an old-school offense that depends on physicality and time of possession. The Eagles' offense seems inevitable at times, marching steadily down the field. The Wild Cats may stop the Eagles occasionally, but Sterling City is no stranger to going for it on 4th down. From what I've seen from the Eagles this year, I think they are just too much for Water Valley. I'm picking the Eagles to beat the Wildcats at home. PICK: STERLING CITY 27 Water Valley 21 OTHER PICKS: Scott Menchaca - STERLING CITY | Yantis Green - STERLING CITY | Ernesto Rodriguez - STERLING CITY | Arleen Castillo - STERLING CITY | VERIBEST (5-0) @ PAINT ROCK (4-1) KICKOFF AT 7:30 P.M. Bouligny - Like the Brownwood game, this is the 6-Man equivalent. Two very talented teams going head-to-head. Falcons sophomore Bryce Martin and senior Hunter Hallmark at quarterback have gone 36/46 for 433 yards, 12 touchdowns, and one interception. They also have that split pretty evenly. Those two, along with running back Lane Howard, get it one on the ground. Martin has 371 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns, and Howard has 538 yards and five scores. Paint Rock has put up 227 points so far. This should be a good one that will not be over by halftime. PICK: VERIBEST 63 – PAINT ROCK 45 Chadwick - Two Concho Valley Six Man teams meet in the two schools' last non-district matchup before the final grind begins. The Falcons come in at 5-0 and Paint Rock at 4-1. Veribest defeated Paint Rock's eventual district opponent, Panther Creek, last weekend 55-6, so this matchup will be a good test to see where the Indians match up later in the season. The combination of Bryce Martin and Hunter Hallmark will be too much for Paint Rock, in my honest opinion, but look for the Indians to make this a close matchup with a lot of points. PICK: VERIBEST 70 PAINT ROCK 55 Trammell - This one is simple to me. The Falcons are the best 6-man team in the Concho Valley. This game will be over before you know it. PICK: VERIBEST 45 PAINT ROCK 0 OTHER PICKS: Scott Menchaca - VERIBEST | Yantis Green - VERIBEST | Ernesto Rodriguez - VERIBEST | Arleen Castillo - PAINT ROCK | STEPHENVILLE (3-2) @ BROWNWOOD (5-0) KICKOFF AT 7:30 P.M. Bouligny - The Lions against the Yellowjackets should be one of the better games in the state. They are both ranked in the Top 10 for 4A schools. Brownwood is similar to San Angelo Central in the fact they graduated a lot of their offense last year but returned their quarterback, Ike Hall. The Lions also have a couple of legit prospects on defense in Quinten McCarty and Morsello Hooker. They are 5-0 and coming off two respectable wins against Glen Rose and Waco Connally. Stephenville is 3-2 and has played some dogs. Abilene Wylie is a common opponent where Brownwood won 35-21 and Stephenville lost 41-32. The Jackets have a good quarterback in Ryan Gafford, who has thrown for 1315 yards, 14 touchdowns, and four interceptions. His favorite target is by far, Tristan Gentry, who has 37 catches for 748 yards and eight scores. This should be a great game, and the Lions come out on top. PICK: BROWNWOOD 42 – STEPHENVILLE 35 Trammell - If you want to know what game everyone in Texas is talking about that would have to be this game. Two state ranked teams clashing at a sold out Gordon Wood Stadium. No clue how it'll end but it's going to be a nail biter. PICK: STEPHENVILLE 28 BROWNWOOD 27 Chadwick - Everyone expected the Brownwood Lions to take a step back this season after they graduated a good portion of their offense last year. Brownwood has since silenced any talk like that, as they currently sport a 5-0 overall record and sit at No. 7 in the 4A state rankings. However, Stephenville is no slouch either. They also sit in the Top 10 just behind Brownwood, and this game will be the game of the week to watch. I give the edge to Brownwood in this one solely because the Lions play at home. Brownwood ISD already announced that the game on Friday night is sold out. Expect the atmosphere at Gordon Wood Stadium to be eclectic. PICK: BROWNWOOD 42 STEPHENVILLE 35 OTHER PICKS: Scott Menchaca - STEPHENVILLE | Yantis Green - STEPHENVILLE | Ernesto Rodriguez - BROWNWOOD | Arleen Castillo - STEPHENVILLE |

The former Tres Amigos near HEB says "Adios", two crashes at the same time just in different stops of San Angelo snarl up the streets, and the Water Valley community is mourning the loss of a local student. Plus, a wrap up of Friday Night's action on the football field and a look into Angelo State University's upcoming semester!

A local cheerleader is going to London. We'll tell you why. Angelo State students return to campus and it looks like we're going to get some of that much needed rain. Plus Head Coach of the Wall Hawks Houston Guy tells you how the Hawks can win Week One!

Florida State is looking to exit the ACC. Will commissioner Greg Sankey and the Southeastern Conference take the Noles' call? The Oak Ridge Boys have now been together 50 years in their current four-man lineup. We have info on Donald Trump's indictment today in Washington, D.C., including thoughts from 2024 Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. Plus, the annual Watermelon Carnival returns this weekend to Water Valley, Mississippi.

TOKIBOUN IN DUB - DUB VALLEY https://ffm.to/nm4bgom 1. Water Valley (ft. Nish Wadada) 2. Valley Of Fire (ft. Oryo) 3. Earth Valley (ft. Mehdiman) 4. Valley of the Wind (feat Jah93) French-Swiss producer Tokiboun in Dub is back. After his 2022 four-track instrumental EP Mountain Vibrations with William Jacquement on the Trombone and Full Vibes on the flute, he returns in 2023 with his new EP entitled Dub Valley, with more crucial outernational collaborations. Dub Valley includes four tracks as follow: Water Valley features Nish Wadada on the vocals. The Dutch singer of Cape Verdean descent from Rotterdam, quickly made a name for herself in the European roots and dub scene. Initially active in the world music scene, Nish gradually became more and more fascinated by reggae and Rastafari, enjoying international recognition through her conscious and uplifting lyrics and her collaborations with Brizion, Dub Dynasty, Kibir La Amlak and Ashanti Selah, just to name a few! Valley Of Fire features the Japanese female musician and instrumentalist Oryo on theviolin . She has already been featured in the past on our label on Shanti-K's EP Revolution. Earth Valley features Mehdiman on the vocals. Mehdiman, born in Iran and now living in Germany, started his career playing guitar and as a backup vocalist for several bands. He has a great raggamuffin style that will make you get up and move. Valley Of The Wind features, Jah93 AKA Kumi, hailing from Hiroshima/Japan and stepping in with the melodica riffs on this one! JAH93 has also been brought forward internationally to the masses by an great variety of some of the long-standing names in the business such as Chazbo (Bush Chemists / Roots Temple), OBF Sound system (Dubquake) and has been featured by the mighty Aba Shanti-I thr

In this week's episode, I talk to financial planner, author, and founder of Childfree Wealth, Jay Zigmont. Jay is the founder of Childfree Wealth which focuses on helping childfree people figure out their finances. He has been a life and business coach for over a decade, has a PhD in Adult Learning from the University of Connecticut, an MBA from SCSU and is a certified financial planner and a Childfree Wealth Specialist. He's also the author of the book ‘Portraits of Childfree Wealth' and the co-host of the ‘Childfree Life and Money Podcast'. He and his wife are childfree and live in Water Valley, Mississippi.Topics Jay & I cover are:Jay's own story of him and his wife being childfree;How he thinks that the stigma around being childfree is harder for women than men, but how men are not exempt from judgement;How his state of Mississippi does not embrace the childfree, and is heavily judgemental regarding reproductive rights;The difference between financial planning for childfree and ‘permanently childless' people;The term ‘solo ager';How both of us dislike the question “Who's going to look after you when you get older?”Why being a parent doesn't guarantee that your offspring will take care of you in your old age;The ‘standard life script' and the many assumptions that come with it;The concept of the ‘childfree midlife crisis' and how the problem can often be too many choices;Grieving what you thought your life was going to be, and choosing a new one;Jay's study, Being Childfree May Not Make You Rich, But It May Make You Happy, and how 94% of the childfree people involved said they were happy with their lives;How one of the growing reasons for not having children is environmental factors;Jay's book, Portraits of Childfree Wealth, which unwittingly revealed people's lack of regret at not having children.How the definition of childfree wealth means having the time, money and freedom to do what you want.Find out more at:https://childfreewealth.com/ Download your FREE copy of Jay's book here:https://childfreewealth.com/book Free 30 Minute Session with Jay (US Only) https://childfreewealth.com/30-minute-q-a-with-dr-jayFollow Jay on Instagram: @childfreewealth Book a FREE 30 minute coaching 'taster' session HERE: https://calendly.com/lucymeggeson/30minute Fancy getting your hands on my FREE Top 10 Mindset Tips? Head over to: www.lucymeggeson.com Interested in my 1-1 Coaching? Work with me HERE: https://www.lucymeggeson.com/workwithme Join my private Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1870817913309222/?ref=share Follow me on Instagram: @spinsterhoodreimagined Follow me on Twitter: @LucyMeggeson Follow me on LinkedIn: Lucy Meggeson Email me: lucy@lucymeggeson.com And thank you so much for listening!!!

In this episode, Dr. Jay Zigmont shares his tips and expertise as a Childfree Financial Planner. If you've ever wondered who will take care of you when you're older. You won't want to miss this episode as he shares how to prepare for old age when you don't have kids. Dr. Jay Zigmont and his wife are childfree and live in Water Valley, MS. He has a Ph.D. in Adult Learning from the University of Connecticut and is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and Childfree Wealth Specialist. He is the founder of Childfree Wealth, a life and financial planning firm specializing in helping Childfree Individuals. He has been featured in Fortune, Forbes, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Business Insider, Woman's World, Investors Business Daily, FinancialPlanning, and many other publications. Connect with Dr. Jay: Check out his website, follow him on Instagram, and follow him on LinkedIn. ___________________________________________________ Want to meet and connect with others who have also chosen not to have kids? Join a growing global network of childfree people today: wnk-club.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anna-marie-olson/message

Hold on tight, Germaine Flood along with traveling partner Jay White get all the details on the events happening during Mississippi Capital City Pride weekend in Jackson with Jason McCarty, Executive Director of Capital City Pride, before heading to Bozarts Gallery in Water Valley, Mississippi for Suzi Altman's “I'm Still Here: Documenting James Meredith,” photography exhibition celebrating the 60th Anniversary of his enrollment at Ole Miss, with Suzi Altman, Mary Lapides, exhibition co-curator and Dr. Annet​te Trefzer, Professor of English at the University of Mississippi.Next Stop, Mississippi is your on-air source for information about upcoming events and attractions across the state. Get to know the real Mississippi! To view or submit events: www.mpbonline.org/community/mississippi-events/. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Field Trips are often an immersion, a hands on learning experience.  In this episode Heidi interviews Erin Austen Abbott to cultivate backyard family adventures sharing planning tips for family field trips.  She also peel back the layers of untourism by describing what makes a place like Mississippi so unique and filled with hidden gems, yet rarely on our travel list.   Website for this episode: https://ordinarysherpa.com/088 Will you leave Written Review on Apple Podcasts:  https://ordinarysherpa.com/review/ Beginner's Guide to Untourism: https://ordinarysherpa.com/untourism/ Our guest is a writer, an early childhood educator, and a former traveling nanny.  She has been featured in the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Real Simple, Mother Mag, and more.  She published her second book in April of 2020 called Family Field Trip. Her blog, Field Trip works to teach parents and children about design, food, art, and culture, from home and beyond.  Erin Austen Abbott lives in Water Valley, Mississippi with her husband, son, and four animals.  Key Takeaways Mississippi is unlikely on anyone's bucket list, but it would be an ideal untourist destination due to the many hidden gems.  As William Faulkner once said, “to understand the world, you must first understand a place like Mississippi. I'm not sure if any of you have ever been to the Mississippi Delta, but once you set foot on its soil, it seeps into your blood and changes the way in which your eyes look out at the world.” To give you a hint of the hidden gems, the amount of good food at gas stations is unlike anywhere Erin has ever traveled.  There are trails specific to music, literary trails, even a tamale trail.  When you begin to look at the area with a different lens there are virtually adventures and hidden gems abound. The Blues trail is not only a great adventure, it's a historical and cultural lesson.  Erin created a spotify playlist to accompany each blue sign to help connect the facts to an experience.  The spotify playlist is something they can come back to over and over to retain and remember what they learned and experienced on the blues trail.   Erin's second book, Family Field Trip was inspired many years ago during her solo travel days.  She was standing in line for a remarkable location in France watching several kids complaining and oblivious to the amazing opportunities surrounding them.  “I need to write a book about all the things they could do” That was the spark for the book and it never left.  Even while working on her first book the family field trip book lingered waiting for her to bring it to life.  What sparks linger inside of you?  What books do you need to write? Public art and murals are an indicator of what the area is going through.  Many times the art reflects the aspect the community is proud of and the challenges they have worked through.   A great untourist experience is to go to a farmers market, grocery store, or locally owned restaurant and seek out the food you have never seen, or tried before.  Purchase it and explore what makes that food unique.  When you explore from a curious standpoint you also have questions to ask the local people and learn what makes that location unique.   In many ways, as we age we run out of first time experiences - which might be the appeal of travel.  If we are intentional to notice nature is constantly changing around us.  Things like a season study to watch for different birds or how the same place changes over time are great microadventures.   One way Erin likes to acclimate to a new community is to take public transit on a simple out and back experience.  Study what's outside the windows, listen to the local chatter and glean insights from the commuter culture that surrounds you.  You'll be able to be a simple passenger without an itinerary.   One of the ways Erin and her family like to connect with kids and families is by ordering good takeout and heading to a local park or playground.  If you choose one near a school they are usually embedded in the community and will attract local people.   Erin gave SO MANY tips on how to plan for untourist or family field trips.  One of her favorites is searching for geotags and then following the rabbit hole to discovery.  For example when you are in Instagram and you click on the geotag it takes you to a map, which then she adds to a guide in Apple Maps.  Getting in the habit of adding geotags to maps at the moment makes planning for the long term much easier.  To Follow or connect with Erin  Website: erinaustenabbott.com Email: erinaustenabbott@gmail.com Book: Family Field Trip: Explore Art, Food, Music, and Nature with Kids  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fieldtripblog Instagram: @erinaustenabbott Other:  https://www.pinterest.com/erinaustenabbott

Show Notes:0:47 - Water Valley, Mississippi1:20 and 1:27 - Yalobusha County4:51 - University of Mississippi4:57 - BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) 5:29 - Benny Andrews6:41 - Coulter's 10' x 8' piece with sculptural elements9:19 - Walmart14:07 - Example of Coulter's work framed16:59 - Running stitches20:54 - Piecework Collective Girls in New York21:52 - Coulter's quilt show in Halsey, South Carolina, Raw Materials of Escape21:53 - Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, South Carolina23:51 - United States Artists23:54 - United States Artists fellowship24:15 - Mississippi Museum of Art24:16 - Mississippi Museum of Art fellowship 24:55 and 25:46 - Water Valley, Mississippi27:20 - Coulter's Instagram doll quilt sale 28:05 - Coulter's 12 quilts, 1 a month sale 28:24 - Coulter's concept behind the sale of her doll quilts 28:51 - West Georgia31:12 - Rail Fence traditional quilt block32:00 - Coulter's current exhibition in Southside Gallery, My Love For You is Deathless32:02 - Southside Gallery32:06 - Coulter's, My Love for you is Deathless exhibit32:12 - Fabrica quilt by Coulter32:35 - River Raft Quilts 32:37 - The Midway Quilts 32:38 - Raw Materials of Escape Quilts32:51 - Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art, South Carolina33:40 - Singer Simple33:41 - Walmart35:41 - Megan Patton of Doe Quilts (@DoeQuilts)35:54 - Cathy Fussell 36:39 - Roderick Kiracofe36:41 - Marjorie Childress36:44 - Example of one of Barbara Brackman's Facebook groups37:05 - Coulter's River Raft quilts 37:55 - Carole Harris Textiles (@caroleharristextiles)37:58 - Detroit 38:20 - Samantha Haring (@Samantha.Haring)38:25 - Cincinnati 38:32 - Realist paintings38:52 - Carolyn Drake (@drakeycake)Follow Coulter:Instagram - @coultyalohttps://www.coulterfussell.com/Follow us:Amanda: @broadclothstudio https://broadclothstudio.com/Wendy: @the.weekendquilter https://the-weekendquilter.com/Anna: @waxandwanestudiohttps://www.waxandwanestudio.com/Quilt Buzz: @quilt.buzzhttps://quiltbuzzpodcast.com/Intro/Outro Music:Golden Hour by Vlad Gluschenko

Kathryn York is a Teach for America alum who entered the arena in 2019 to run for a State Representative seat in Mississippi. She lost that race but jumped right back onto the campaign trail to run for school board in 2020; that time she won. In this episode Kathryn talks about her lifelong commitment to service, her experiences teaching in rural Mississippi and then later in London, England, and why she got into politics. She discusses her experiences campaigning as a Democrat in a red district in Mississippi and explains how she involved her young children in her campaign travels. She also describes how she is making a difference as a member of the Water Valley, Mississippi School Board. Kathryn is an amazing servant leader and we are thrilled to lift up her voice on this episode!

Air Date: March 30, 2022 Welcome to Episode 196 of the podcast. Pit building and cooking great barbecue are an obvious match made in heaven, but it isn't often that you find someone making a business out of doing both. My guest this week is Brent Buschel and with Buschel BBQ and Bush Pig Pits he is doing just that. When he and his wife moved to Canada from Australia they settled in Toronto where Brent went to work at Adamson's Barbecue, starting as a dishwasher and working his way up to pitmaster. After the restaurant was closed during Covid, Brent and his wife decided to head west and settled in Water Valley, AB where he put his previous trades experience to work building pits. More recently they have started up a bbq catering business with hopes of maybe one day opening up a brick and mortar operation. Follow Buschel Barbecue on Instagram @buschelbarbecue and online at www.buschelbarbecue.com Bush Pig Pits is on IG @bushpig_pits This episode has been brought to you by: The Best Sauce On The Planet, Sticky Fixx from Motley Que. Recently named the 2021 Best Sauce On The Planet at the American Royal World Series of BBQ Sauce Contest, Sticky Fixx will be your new go-to, perfect for the whole family. Visit motleyque.ca to see their full lineup and get your bottle of the Best Sauce On The Planet! Listeners of the Eat More Barbecue podcast can use the discount code eatmoreque to save 15% off your order! Pitt County BBQ, who is bringing authentic North Carolina style, Whole Hog BBQ north of the border to Alberta and Canada. Specializing in corporate catering, and private events, Pitt County BBQ brings a unique regional BBQ dining experience. To book your event visit their website at Pittcountybbq.com And The Barrel Boss Q, a family owned and operated small business in Leduc County, AB and the manufacturer of the Original Canadian Charcoal Drum Smoker. Visit them at www.barrelbossq.ca to see the whole lineup and follow them on Facebook & Instagram. All music on The Eat More Barbecue podcast has been graciously provided by Alan Horabin. Search Alan Horabin on YouTube to check out his new music. Eat More Barbecue can be found online at www.eatmorebarbecue.ca & www.albertabbqtail.ca and my email is eatmorebarbecue@gmail.com Social media links: Facebook & Instagram at eat_more_barbecue Twitter @eatmorebarbecue Thanks for listening. Please subscribe, rate and review. This podcast is a production of Eat More Barbecue Digital Media.

This week's guest is the organizer of a classic Alberta gravel race The Ghost of The GravelShawn BunninShawn and I talk about the grass roots of gravel riding in Alberta, How The Ghost of the Gravel came to be from a group ride he would do with friends yearly called The Water Valley 220 and after a 2 year hiatus due to Covid…The Ghost is back baby for 2022!Shawn and I talk all things gravel, and I hope you enjoy it!Instagram:  @ghostofthegravelFacebook Page - The Ghost of the Gravel**Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/mojo/rebelLicense code: HNJQZQMQRQX5GTHX

New episode “Art Life Stories” podcast! Erin Austen Abbott is a woman of many talents: a photographer, writer, content creator, curator, & interior designer!We discuss:

Alan sat down with Matt Patton at Avondale Brewing in Birmingham, AL for Brewzapalooza. Matt shares a brief history on the Dexateens, buying Dialback Sound in Water Valley, and what it means to be at Brewzapalooza. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/porch-talk/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

(2:42) - Hello, Layup Line and NBA Season Start. (9:47) - Good, Bad, Ugly: NFL Race Norming, Work Group Chats, Wright Brothers and License Plates, Tua and Deshaun Watson, and Carson's Playing Time Impact for the Eagles. (29:03) - Stanford Steve Previews CFB Week 8, Gives NFL Week 7 Betting Picks, Gambling in Vegas, LSU or USC HC Job, NCAA Conference Realignment and Caleb Williams for Heisman? (56:03) - Water Valley, Tennessee is for Sale and Chris and Macon Inquire About Ownership. (1:00:04) - James Koh on NFL Week 7, Fantasy Football Sleepers for an Injury Plagued Week and Week 7 Two Headed Monster TE Draft. Green Light Spotify Music: https://open.spotify.com/user/951jyryv2nu6l4iqz9p81him9?si=17c560d10ff04a9b Spotify Layup Line: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1olmCMKGMEyWwOKaT1Aah3?si=675d445ddb824c42 Green Light with Chris Long: Subscribe and enjoy weekly content including podcasts, documentaries, live chats, celebrity interviews and more including hot news items, trending discussions from the NFL, MLB, NHL, NBA, NCAA are just a small part of what we will be sharing with you. http://bit.ly/chalknetwork Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kathleen opens the show drinking an Outboard Cream Ale from the Milwaukee Brewing Company, discussing her recent shows at the Pabst Theatre in Milwaukee and The Chicago Theatre. “GOOD BAD FOOD”: In her quest for new and delicious not-so-nutritious junk food AND in continuing her search for the best Ranch, Kathleen samples Hostess ScaryCakes in honor of Halloween, which she likes since they are just a festive chocolate cupcake. She then tastes Spooky Jr. Mints, which have black and orange mint flavoring but taste the same as the regular version, and Tessamae's Cilantro Lime Ranch, which she would only recommend to those Termites who don't want actual Ranch dressing. Kathleen gives a shoutout to Collectivo Coffee's Blue Healer blend, and to her lifelong love of Miracle Whip over mayonnaise. UPDATE ON KATHLEEN'S QUEEN'S COURT: Kathleen provides an update on the Court, reporting that Queen Dolly has recorded a duet of “Does She Love You,” with Reba. Queen Cher is suing Sonny Bono's widow over royalties for Sonny & Cher songs including “I Got You Babe.”UPDATES: Kathleen provides updates on the Missouri Cannibal, Banksy's “Girl With Balloon” sells for $25.4M, the Elizabeth Holmes trial continues to unveil the fraudulent nature of the Theranos technology in court. HALLOWEEN BRATWURST: Kathleen reports on a Madison WI butcher who east have created “Spook-toberfest” brats, which are cooked in local beer and dotted with candy corn. Kathleen is heading to Green Bay this weekend and is on the hunt for the festive brats. ALLIGATOR GAR CAUGHT: Kathleen reads an article from Kansas, where a fisherman has recently caught a 4.5 foot, 39.5-pound Alligator Gar. The catch is perplexing to local wildlife officials, since this horrifyingly ugly species of Gar are not native to Kansas. TENNESSEE TOWN FOR SALE: Kathleen reads a listing for a 7-acre Tennessee town that has hit the market for $725,000. According to the realtor tasked with selling the property, Water Valley has tremendous potential and is likened to the town mentioned the Schitt's Creek television series.MORE SNAKE NEWS: Kathleen reads an article detailing where a California woman found more than 90 rattlesnakes under her home, and another article where a Mississippi woman found a blond rattlesnake with rare pigmentation. ST LOUIS vs THE NFL: Kathleen reviews the current status of a lawsuit filed by her hometown of St. Louis against the NFL after the league allowed the Rams to move to Los Angeles. STL officials are seeking financial damages, and NFL lawyers are trying to get the Jan 2022 trial moved out of St. Louis. THE BIRTH OF HIDDEN VALLEY RANCH: Kathleen shares the story of how Hidden Valley Ranch was born through the work of a retired plumbing contractor and his wife. The Henson's purchased a 120-acre ranch in Santa Barbara, CA known then as Sweetwater Ranch, changing the name to Hidden Valley Ranch and creating a “California steak sauce” that is now commonly known as Ranch dressing. WHAT TO WATCH THIS WEEK: Kathleen recommends watching “Succession” on HBO, and “Bad Sport” on Netflix.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scholarly research, poignant memoir, and portraits of life follow the threads of gay culture in the American South, for enlightening takes on celebrated literature, drag clubs, and personal and family experiences.Panelists:Storytelling is the heart and soul of Elizabeth McCain's life. Originally from Mississippi, she is the author of a compelling memoir, A Lesbian Belle Tells OUTrageous Southern Stories of Family, Loss, and Love, an expansion of her award-winning one-woman play. Elizabeth's true tales are about her Mississippi roots, coming out in Washington, DC as a lipstick lesbian, experiencing family rejection, and finding love and belonging. Her stories take readers and audiences on a wild ride through a Southern Belle's life of soul-searching, rule breaking, and truth telling. Elizabeth's mission is to inspire people to share their own stories for personal growth, transformation, and community building. She lives in the Washington, DC area with her spouse, Marie, and their two spoiled dogs. Elizabeth will perform her play in October in Provincetown, MA, for Women's Week. She will also be performing and doing book readings throughout the South soon. www.elizabethmccain.com.John F. Marszalek III is the author of "Coming Out of the Magnolia Closet: Same-Sex Couples in Mississippi" (2020, University Press of Mississippi), named the 2020 Digital Book World Best Nonfiction Book and Best Book Published by a University Press. He is also a host of the podcast Queer Voices of the South on the New Books Network. Before moving back to Mississippi, John lived in Buffalo, NY, Washington, DC, Fort Lauderdale, FL, and New Orleans, LA. John lives with his husband in Starkville, Mississippi.M Shelly Conner is an assistant professor of creative writing at the University of Central Arkansas. She and her wife live on their central Arkansas homestead with their dog Whiskey where she writes about DIY, black queer womanhood, self-sustainable living and their interesting intersections. Her debut novel everyman (Blackstone Publishing) is available for pre-order from all retailers and will be released July 20, 2021.Martin Padgett has an MFA from the University of Georgia's Grady College of Journalism and received a 2019 Lambda Literary Fellowship. He has written for Oxford American, Gravy, Details, and Business Week. He lives in Atlanta, Georgia.Phillip "Pip" Gordon was born in Memphis and grew up in West Tennessee. He graduated in 2005 from the University of Tennessee at Martin and holds an MA and PhD from the University of Mississippi where he was awarded the Francis Bell McCool Fellowship for Faulkner Studies. His most recent projects include an essay on the how the 1918 Influenza pandemic influenced Faulkner's writing in the Fall 2020 issue of the Mississippi Quarterly and forthcoming essay on trans studies approaches to Faulkner's works in the Faulkner Journal. He currently lives in Platteville, Wisconsin, where he is an Associate Professor of English and Gay Studies Coordinator for the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. Moderator:Jaime Harker is professor of English and the director of the Sarah Isom Center for Women and Gender Studies at the University of Mississippi, where she teaches American literature, LGBTQ literature, and gender studies. She is the author of America the Middlebrow: Women's Novels, Progressivism, and Middlebrow Authorship Between the Wars, Middlebrow Queer: Christopher Isherwood in America, The Lesbian South: Southern Feminists, the Women in Print Movement, and the Queer Literary Canon. She is also the founder of Violet Valley Bookstore, a queer feminist bookstore in Water Valley, Mississippi. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Over the weekend, over 2000 flights were cancelled, primarily by Southwest Airlines, due to "air traffic control problems, limited staffing in Florida, and bad weather." To get home to Missouri from Texas, one couple rented a U-Haul truck and spent a total of $900. Listeners comment. Looking to be the mayor of your own town? Water Valley, TN, established in 1900, is a 7-acre town for sale at the bargain price of $725,000. After an unexpected blizzard in Utah, 87 runners participating in the DC Peaks 50-mile ultramarathon.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Over the weekend, over 2000 flights were cancelled, primarily by Southwest Airlines, due to "air traffic control problems, limited staffing in Florida, and bad weather." To get home to Missouri from Texas, one couple rented a U-Haul truck and spent a total of $900. Listeners comment. Looking to be the mayor of your own town? Water Valley, TN, established in 1900, is a 7-acre town for sale at the bargain price of $725,000. After an unexpected blizzard in Utah, 87 runners participating in the DC Peaks 50-mile ultramarathon.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Where words create division, art creates a new space to broaden understanding. Our creativity draws us nearer to God and gives us a channel to process a wide range of experiences, from hope and joy to pain and suffering. In this episode, Chris and Eddie are joined by Jonathan Kent Adams, a queer artist based out of Water Valley, Mississippi. After exploring multiple faith traditions throughout childhood, high school, and college, Jonathan has found a place of freedom within the beauty of art both within Christianity and outside of it. They talk about cultural masculinity and conformity, the challenges of coming out both internally and externally, and finding God as a place of consistent safety.After the Orlando Pulse Shooting in 2016, Jonathan Kent Adams created a tribute to tell the victims' stories. View his tribute here:http://www.jonathankentadams.com/a-tribute-orlando-shooting

Melody Moody Thortis speaks with Danielle Burns Wilson, guest curator of the 2021 Mississippi Invitational, the Mississippi Museum of Art's biennial showcase of 42 visual artists from across the state. She also talks to Coulter Fussell, a Water Valley-based quilter and textile artist who is this year's winner of the Jane Crater Hiatt Artist Fellowship. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Eddie talks to Corey Mize, Executive Director of Base Camp Coding Academy in Water Valley, Mississippi. Base Camp Coding Academy offers high school graduates training in software development for 12 months, providing them with resources like computers and gas money for their commutes. The program also equips students with professional skills such as resume writing, email etiquette, and interviewing.Before joining Base Camp, Mize worked as a computer scientist and program manager with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers' Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) in Vicksburg, Mississippi. She's passionate about shaping young leaders in the computer science field because she's seen firsthand the lack of access that students in Mississippi have to computer science and programming. She talks to Eddie about what it looks like to create a flourishing environment for students and how our communities can better support students from all different backgrounds.Resources:Learn more about Base Camp Coding Academy here:https://basecampcodingacademy.org Apply to Base Camp Coding Academy hereKnow a high school student who would be a great fit for this program? Fill out a Student Nomination form here

"We are making our way up the Natchez Trace Parkway from Natchez, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee and today we are west of Columbia, Tennessee at a site called the WATER VALLEY OVERLOOK. "This exit takes travelers 3 tenths of a mile, high up to a hilltop overlooking a quiet valley.  It's a pastoral scene of farmlands, ponds and country roads. There's a picnic table there for those who care to stay for awhile. "The ten miles or so north of this overlook is the highest section along the entire Natchez Trace. The following RoadMusic® piece titled THE JOURNEY was written to accompany this drive along the parkway. (PIANO INTERLUDE) THE JOURNEY "Join us next time when we will cross the Tennessee Valley Divide. For Natchez Trace a road through the wilderness, I'm Frank Thomas." For more about Natchez Trace: A Road Through the Wilderness, visit eddieandfrank.com

Carolyn Drake’s work began in the documentary tradition and has expanded from there. Drake often collaborates with her subjects and is interested in the ways photography works on the imagination. Her work has been recognized and supported by the likes of the Guggenheim Foundation, SFMOMA, Aperture, Pulitzer Center, and the Peter S Reed Foundation to name a few, and she is a member of Magnum Photos. Drake recently published a photobook with TBW Books titled “Knit Club,” which focuses on a small community of women in Water Valley, Mississippi. In this episode, Drake discusses the challenge of making a living in photography, her reasons for choosing photography as her key medium, and the events that shaped her journey as an artist. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/opencurtain/support

A long awaited episode for Philosophy In Film, as we finally tackle the 2001 Jean-Pierre Jeunet Romantic Comedy, "Amelie".  Chris fights through some technical difficulties and explains the concept of moral happiness, Alain argues that this is darkest movie we've covered yet, and Craig talks about Swiss Chalet. In a somewhat surprising turn, Alain shocks us all at the end of the episode... again. Featured Beverage:  Hopped Mead from the Fallentimber Meadery. (Water Valley, Alberta)

In this episode, Ryan Reynolds and Jaydon Hart rewind the bi-district round of the playoffs for 4A-1A in the Texas High School Football season. Wall won a thriller in overtime, Lake View fell short to Clint, while No. 1 Sterling City and No. 10 Water Valley breezed on to the area round, along with each bi-district round matchup. Follow @klstsports and @ksansports on Twitter to submit questions, comments, and feedback. Also, head over to www.ConchoValleyHomepage.com for expanded coverage of all 25 Concho Valley teams.

In this episode, Core Conversations host Maiclaire Bolton Smith sits down with Kagan Coughlin, co-founder of Base Camp Coding Academy in Water Valley, Mississippi. The academy is a hands-on, tuition-free program that seeks to train students to be software developers within 12 months, and in a time where the cost of higher education is increasing, Kagan describes how the program opens doors to students who may have otherwise not had the opportunity--and how this program is a model for how the rest of the country can think about higher education in rural America.

How do we bring education about the world into our family experiences? In this episode, I'm talking with multi-passionate entrepreneur Erin Austen Abbott about her life and work, including her most recent venture as the author of the book Family Field Trips: Explore Art, Food, Music & Nature with Kids. We discuss how expanding our exposure to the globe can grow opportunity and compassion in our children, as well as how Erin manages to stay on top of her multiple business ventures.   About the Guest: Erin Austen Abbott, born in 1976, in Tupelo, Mississippi, studied photography at the Museum School of Fine Arts in, Boston, MA,  and at the Photographic Center Northwest in Seattle, WA. She has had photography shows in Tampa, Seattle, Boston, Memphis, Los Angeles, Oxford, MS, Charleston, SC, Basel, Switzerland, Milan, Italy, Berlin, Germany, and Water Valley, MS, 1999-2018. Her writing and photography have been published in such publications as Esquire, Bon Appétit, Visit Baton Rouge, Invitation Magazine, Country Roads, liquor.com, Southern Living, Garden & Gun, Bitter Southerner, Teen Vogue, Alternative Press, Los Angeles Times, Uppercase, Bake From Scratch, Southern Lady, Oxford Magazine, Oh So Beautiful Paper, West Elm's blog First + Main, Good Grit, Laurel Mercantile journal, Splinter Creek, and Southern Spaces.  She has been featured in The New York Times, Anthology Magazine, Flea Market Style Magazine, Design Sponge, Lonny, Domino, First + Main, Pennyweight, Houzz, and in the book Sage Living by Anne Sage for Chronicle Books, to name a few. She published her first book,  How To Make It, on Chronicle Books, in the spring of 2017 and has a new book that will be out in April of 2020 called Family Field Trip. Her blog, Field Trip works to teach parents and children about design, food, art, and culture, from home and beyond.  Erin lives in Water Valley, Mississippi with her husband and son. When not writing, she has an interior design studio and content creation business that keeps her equally as busy.  Find Erin online at: https://www.instagram.com/erinaustenabbott https://www.instagram.com/fieldtripblog P: erinaustenabbott https://www.facebook.com/ameliapresents https://www.facebook.com/Fieldtripblog https://www.pinterest.com/erinaustenabbott/ http://fieldtrip-blog.com/   About the Host: Janice Scholl has spent her entire career talking about money and business. Through her time as a commercial banker, consultant, and mentor to budding entrepreneurs, she helped clients create solid business and financial strategies to help propel their business to success. While working with aspiring female entrepreneurs, Janice noticed that the same four themes kept repeating: Many women are uncomfortable with finance, both in their business and in their personal life. Women want access to more women mentors and advisors. Women often start businesses because they feel the corporate world doesn't fit their lifestyle. Few are motivated by purely financial reasons. Mothers didn't want money to drive their family decisions. From these themes, The Money, Career, & Motherhood Podcast was born. Now Janice spends her time helping mothers gain confidence and understanding about money, career, and business topics as they relate to motherhood and family – the way many women actually think about money. Janice loves helping mothers implement business and financial strategies within their families to help each family member thrive. Visit the Money, Career, & Motherhood website, Facebook page, Facebook group, or on Instagram.   Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a comment in the section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave us an Apple Podcasts review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts.

How does the stock market perform when opposite political parties are in power? Gregory runs through the stock market performance over the last 50 years. Happy Father's Day! Experiences are the gifts that mean the most. Weird tech names are the norm: Yahoo, Google, Twitch, etc... but that won't stop us from being on as many platforms as possible! Jude Heath catches you up on what's different this year for tax season. Dennis in Baton Rouge asks Gregory about his Social Security Spousal situation. How is Social Security taxed? Half of Social Security recepients will be taxed for it. Gregory Ricks and Jude Heath explain how the tax brackets work for Social Security income. Gregory reflects on how Coronavirus is the latest in a thousands reasons why smoking is bad. How much can you safely draw from your assets? Nick is Water Valley does not want to be caught in a spend down. Jill is Laurel asks Gregory about her spousal Social Security situation. Jerry in Jackson has a Social Security question about a deceased spouse. http://www.WinningAtLife.com

According to Micah Seavers, owner and operator of Southern Reds BBQ in Water Valley, Ky., the secret ingredient to a great successful restaurant business is family. At 12 years old, Micah started working in his family-run restaurant and hasn’t looked back in over 20 years. In this episode, you will learn that when it comes to BBQ, simple is better, and giving back to the supportive community is something Seavers holds close to his heart. He also discusses how he turned his hobby of wildlife management into Seavers Beavers, a company that helps businesses and individuals safely deal with unwanted creatures.

Mississippi is known for many things especially art and festivals so today we’re showcasing "Art Festivals around Mississippi" Our first stop is in Water Valley for the 11th Annual Water Valley Art Crawl, next we’ll head to Ocean Springs for the 41st Annual Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival and end the show in Picayune for the 50th BiAnnual Fall Street Festival. So hold on tight cause we’re going on a Mississippi Arts & Crafts Ride here on Next Stop MS!! https://www.facebook.com/groups/55944767307/ http://peterandersonfestival.com/https://picayunemainstreet.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode takes Amelia to Water Valley, Mississippi to talk to Jaime Harker, the owner of Violet Valley Bookstore, the only queer feminist bookstore in MS. They talk about feminist presses, how books create community, and why it’s so important to cultivate queer spaces in the South.Follow:Violet Valley Bookstore on their website and InstagramFifty Feminist States on Instagram and iTunes Links from the episode:Jaime’s book The Lesbian SouthViolet Valley Bookstore’s Kickstarter pageCharis Books in Atlanta, GABTC Grocery in Water Valley, MSOxford Pride 

This episode takes Amelia to Water Valley, Mississippi to talk to Jaime Harker, the owner of Violet Valley Bookstore, the only queer feminist bookstore in MS. They talk about feminist presses, how books create community, and why it's so important to cultivate queer spaces in the South. Fifty Feminist States is no longer releasing new episodes. Click here to follow Amelia's next podcasting project Softer Sounds.

Welcome to Season 2 of the "7 Minutes With" podcast, brought to you by DoSomeDamage.com, with your host Steve Weddle. This is episode 11 of the second season. Jedidiah Ayres talks about film and Holly West discusses TV. Chris F. Holm is unavailable, and we're fortunate to have the lovely William Boyle on music. William Boyle: https://williammichaelboyle.com/ Holly West: hollywest.com/ Jedidiah Ayres: spaceythompson.blogspot.com/ Chris F. Holm: chrisfholm.com/ ----------- William Boyle on music: Water Liars is an American rock band from Water Valley, Mississippi, that includes songwriter/vocalist/guitarist Justin Peter Kinkel-Schuster, drummer/producer/multi-instrumentalist Andrew Bryant, and bassist GR Robinson. Their name is derived from the first story in Barry Hannah's collection Airships. (wikipedia) Water Liars: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/water-liars-mn0002849245/biography ------------------ Jedidiah Ayres on movies: FIRST LOVE (2019) Official US Trailer | Takashi Miike Film https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f-dyjACbB0 Audition (1999) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX746b8pDVg PIERCING - Written and Directed by Nicolas Pesce Starring Christopher Abbott, Mia Wasikowska, Laia Costa, Marin Ireland https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pj5u4r_eSE STOKER: Official Trailer After India's (Mia Wasikowska's) father dies in an auto accident, her Uncle Charlie (Matthew Goode), who she nev... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJWrXKoTpL0 SHADOW OF A DOUBT trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ83eNpGaKQ ---------------- Holly West on Mindhunter https://www.netflix.com/title/80114855 Emo Philips: https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Emo_Philips This episode's music: C-Funk Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Adrienne Brown-David was born in St. Louis, MO. After a brief stint at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a short return to St. Louis, Adrienne relocated to St. Croix, US Virgin Islands. It was here that she began to focus on painting and mixed media. She spent several years creating a body of work that is easily identified by its "drip" effect. After marriage and four children, she relocated to Oxford, MS. With the demands of work and family life, she had to take a break from the large mixed media portraits that she had become known for. During this break, Adrienne began doodling tiny neighborhoods in her sketchbook with Sharpie pen to keep her hand and eye sharp. These tiny doodles grew into larger and larger compositions. Her love for these doodles grew as well and they are now her main artistic focus. Each composition is created entirely free hand and a single Sharpie pen is used (until it completely runs out of ink). Most recently, Adrienne has been playing with portraiture in an illustrative form, drawing custom family portraits. These family portraits have been used for Christmas cards, post cards, business cards, as well as beloved keepsakes. They are simple, line drawings of families, but mastering the unique characteristics of each family member makes the resemblance undeniable, even with the lack of facial features. ​That attention to unique details eventually evolved into her current project, custom paper dolls or Minikins. The goal of Minikins is to create a completely customized representation of any and every child. This means that all genders, skin tones, hair types/colors, eye color and abilities can have a toy that represents their unique beauty. Adrienne Brown-David currently works from her home studio in Water Valley, MS where she resides with her husband, Taariq and their four daughters. https://www.instagram.com/adriennemeschelle/

On our next dispatch from our visit to Oxford, Missisippi, our fearless hosts get into it with poet Julian Randall. Julian talks about wrestling with forgiveness, searching for records of his family in the nearby town of Water Valley, and how a workshop prompt got him to come out to his parents. NOTE: Make sure you rate us on Apple Podcasts and write us a review!

Erin Austen Abbott grew up in Oxford, Mississippi before moving to Florida in 1985. She lived in the Tampa Bay area until graduation from the University of South Florida. After graduation, Erin moved to Boston to attend the Museum School of Fine Arts and then to Seattle to attend the Photographic Center Northwest. Erin has had gallery shows of her work in Tampa, Boston, Seattle, Los Angeles, Memphis, Oxford, MS, Water Valley, MS, Berlin, Milan, and Basel. Aside from having work published in many national publications and on blogs, she is also a regular contributor at Design*Sponge and Oxford Magazine. She is currently working on her second book. Erin lives in Water Valley, Mississippi. instagram.com/erinaustenabbott

February Heat, as some areas of the South will have record-breaking highs this week. We catch up with George Strait; as he's getting set to release his 30th studio album on March 29th. Both the NBA and MLB ranks are signing, trading and making other transactions in mid-February. And we rewind to Tuesday for an encore of some of the spotlight we had on Water Valley, Miss.

February Heat, as some areas of the South will have record-breaking highs this week. We catch up with George Strait; as he's getting set to release his 30th studio album on March 29th. Both the NBA and MLB ranks are signing, trading and making other transactions in mid-February. And we rewind to Tuesday for an encore of some of the spotlight we had on Water Valley, Miss.

The Y'all Show reaches its sesquicentennial; and host Jon Rawl travels to Water Valley, Miss., for a celebration. He's joined by Southern storyteller Jerry Short, as we learn more about this historic community in North Mississippi. Matt Heermans returns for a walk down barbecue sauce lane. Both Arkansas and Louisiana have sensational savory sauces. And we get you ready for tonight's State of the Union Address from Washington, D.C.

The Y'all Show reaches its sesquicentennial; and host Jon Rawl travels to Water Valley, Miss., for a celebration. He's joined by Southern storyteller Jerry Short, as we learn more about this historic community in North Mississippi. Matt Heermans returns for a walk down barbecue sauce lane. Both Arkansas and Louisiana have sensational savory sauces. And we get you ready for tonight's State of the Union Address from Washington, D.C.

A way too detailed account of calving time tips and tricks. Thank you to our sponsor, Tannas Ranches! They have great Black Angus genetics, and their BULL sale is coming up on March 28, 2019 in Water Valley, Alberta. Check them out on Facebook and at www.tannasranches.com

Welcome to Episode 11 of the podcast! I will be attending the Introduction to BBQ Class on October 14th in Edmonton, presented by Motley Que BBQ and Cornerstone BBQ. You can find details on the Motley Que Facebook page by clicking the Shop Now button. Listeners can save $20 on registration by using the code podcast. This week's episode was recorded on the Labour Day Weekend at the BBQ On The Bow competition in Calgary. My daughter Jillian and I spent some time at the event on Saturday afternoon and spoke to a few of the teams. Running since 1993, BBQ On The Bow is Canada's longest running BBQ competition and is a KCBS Sanctioned competition. Over the years, it has grown to feature over 35 teams and also features music and entertainment for all ages and displays from local businesses. BBQ On The Bow is a part of the Alberta Cup which is a series of 4 competitions in Alberta. Besides BBQ On The Bow, the competitions are Smokin' Q at Lynnwood Ranch in Aldersyde, Porka Palooza in Edmonton and the Battle River BBQ Showdown in Camrose. The teams and competitors featured on the show are: Chris from Frozen Toque BBQ from Edmonton, AB, finished 17th overall Jared Ruf, Smokin' Good Taste from Togo, SK, finished 37th overall Wade from Big LebowsQ from Calgary, AB,finished 34th overall Kenny Wallace, Fireweed BBQ, finished 25th overall The Big Pig Rig, Wade, Tyler & Ryan from Water Valley & Dog Pound, AB, finished 42nd overall Ryan Durand, Dos Smokin Bros from Saskatchewan, finished 16th overall 2018 BBQ On The Bow Winners: Grand Champion: Home Cookin' BBQ Reserve Champion: Bigg Smoak BBQ First Place Chicken: BBQ Team NAIT First Place Pork Ribs: Home Cookin' BBQ First Place Pork: Porky Fatstacks BBQ & Social Club First Place Brisket: Smellaque First Place Chef's Choice: BBQ Team NAIT Check out the Alberta BBQ Trail at www.albertabbqtrail.ca and follow on Twitter @bbq_trail or Instagram at albertabbqtrail. The restaurants participating in the Alberta BBQ Trail are Big Sky BBQ Pit, Olde Smokey's BBQ Shack, Belle Southern Kitchen + Bar, Big T's Barbecue & Smokehouse, Paddy's Barbecue a & Brewery and Rocky Mountain BBQ Catering. Please check them out and use the hashtag #albertabbqtrail on your social media posts. All music on The Eat More Barbecue podcast has been graciously provided by Alan Horabin. Eat More Barbecue can be found at www.eatmorebarbecue.ca, on Facebook & Instagram at eat_more_barbecue and on Twitter @eatmorebarbecue. Thanks for listening. Please subscribe, rate and review. This podcast is an EatMoreBarbecue production.

Joe’s first assignment as a film maker for Southern Foodways Alliance sounds like it was pretty much a dare from founder John T. Edge. Armed with not much more than a camera, a background in anthropology and a genuinely curious storyteller’s heart, Joe made Saving Seeds, which started an SFA tradition. He’s since made dozens of films, sharing the traditions and character of the region with honesty and grace. Kyle and I dropped in on Joe on Day 16 in Water Valley, Mississippi. Check out Joe’s work at www.joeyork.com and watch his inspiring films with the SFA at www.southernfoodways.org  

Today on Positively Creative, Dorothy chats with Erin Austen Abbott about all of the different creative avenues Erin ventures as a facilitator and curator in the creative community.  Erin shares all about her shop Amelia and the recent shop move from Oxford to Water Valley, Mississippi, where the shop has grown to house a gallery as well as classes and workshops.  Erin discusses her new book, How to Make It, a look into 25 creative entrepreneurs and makers and their creative processes.  They also discuss Erin's writings for Design Sponge, her own photography, and much more! "It's been a real lesson for me on what people want...It's also an education process, educating people why things cost what they cost, why handmade is so important, why we need this kind of movement in our country and world because it's important to know where your items are coming from and to gift things that are more special than something you could pick up at a Black Friday sale."  -Erin Austin Abbott    For more Erin Austen Abbott & Amelia: https://ameliapresents.com/ Amelia Presents Instagram For more Positively Creative: Positively Creative Website Positively Creative Instagram   On Today's Show: (7:30) Amelia - shop, gallery, and classes (11:30) From the 187 square feet on the Oxford Square to all under one roof in Main Street in Water Valley, MS (16:00) The Living Room Gallery, Glennray Tutor , Jonathan Kent Adams , A Study in Color (20:00) One Night Stand Show that Erin curates (25:00) How to Make It book , Chronicle Books  (26:30) Studio Stories on Instagram  (31:00) on photographing and writing for the book  (34:00) going on tour for the book  (36:00) on traveling, Field Trip blog (36:30) working for Design*Sponge (43:00) Erin's typical day and how she organizes  (45:00) Dorothy blabs on about Trello (47:00) on when and what to post on Amelia Presents Instagram  (53:00) Sarah, Occasionette, Girls Can Tell , Storehouse in New Jersey (54:00) Elizabeth Suzann, Jojotastic (55:00) Shopkeep Facebook Group (1:00:00) on finding artists to carry in the shop (1:05:00) Up & Vanished Podcast (1:06:00) On how she got the name Amelia Presents  

As we do every Friday, we traveled across the state letting you know about events that make Mississippi great. Today we started our road trip off with Aallyah Wright, and Charles Coleman, co-writers of the play “Beautiful Agitators”. Then we headed to Greenwood, to speak with Danielle Morgan for the Bikes, Blues & Bayous, Bike ride. Next we moved to Water Valley, and spoke with Linda White for the 48th annual Watermelon Festival and ended our road trip with Cary Hudson, a Hattiesburg-based musician as he discussed his music and his upcoming shows. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this Field Session we have a live set from singer/songwriter Andrew Bryant of Water Valley, Miss. You can usually find Andrew behind the trap kit in his band Water Liars , but last year he released an album of his own songs in his voice accompanied by his guitar. This Is The Life is a meditation on fatherhood, being a husband, a son of aging parents and staying true to yourself creatively in the midst of all those obligations. Enjoy a short version of the set in the video or listen to the entire set in the audio link. Recorded at the Bragg Jam Music Festival in Macon. https://youtu.be/dQv5ofQFJuY

Jennifer was born in small town Water Valley, Mississippi, whose claim to fame is having one grocery store called Piggly Wiggly. Her mother was born at home in that same small town and when she was 5 years old they moved to Lake Havasu, a retirement community, which is in Arizona. It also has the highest teen pregnancy rate in the state as there was not a lot to do. Jennifer was creative at home,she made magazines, got into journalism, and was writing little things that she has kept since then. This was all before blog posts were a thing. We laughed at how the paper journal is old school. Jennifer had an older brother and an older sister, who were both in their early to mid 20s when she was born. Since she never lived with them, she felt pretty much an only child. We talked about the return of coloring books and how adults are using them to explore the arts and relax. Jennifer mentions using them in her prenatal mediation class Read more