Epilepsy Foundation of Mississippi
It is estimated that about 36,000 Mississippians are affected by epilepsy. In addition, close to 1 in 10 Americans will experience a seizure in their...
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HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson on Good Things
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Dr. Ben Carson joined Rebecca Turner on Good Things to talk about his visit to Mississippi. Dr. Carson came...
Mississippi’s Chef Nick Wallace
Chef Nick Wallace of Nick Wallace Culinary joined Rebecca Turner on Good Things to talk food, business, and tattoos! You never know what you will...
Mississippi Industries for the Blind
Mississippi Industries for the Blind (MIB) is a leading employer of Mississippians who are blind. MIB offers employment opportunities at all levels of the organization,...
Diabetes Awareness Month
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month with the theme; no one is too young for diabetes. Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi stopped by Good Things to...
Recipe for business success, 25 years in the making
Jeff Good and Dan Blumenthal – co-owners of BRAVO! Italian Bar and Restaurant, Broad Street Baking Company and Sal & Mookie’s – stopped by Good...
Mississippi Celebrates Archaeology Month
October is Archaeology Month in Mississippi with activities and events celebrating our unique prehistoric history. Meg Cook, Director of Archaeology Collections with Mississippi Department of Archives...
Eat Better, Eat Together
The benefits of eating together as a family are numerous – from better grades in school, better communication skills, decreasing risky behaviors and better overall...
Between the Pines: Mississippi’s Greatest Sports Stories
You don’t have to be a fan of sports to be entertained by the documentary series Between the Pines: Mississippi’s Greatest Sports Stories. With the...
Eat Better, Eat Together
When is the last time your family sat down to a family meal together? The benefits of eating together as a family are numerous for...