Mississippi

We are surprised that your party does not desire to manifest the same interest in correcting illegal voting procedures.

I charge the Republicans with using Mississippi tactics in Arizona to try to thwart the minority vote in the state.

Republicans said some people used vacant lots to register their addresses, or they hadn't lived in Arizona long enough to vote.

So to challenge these voters...

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in Oxford, Mississippi, um, keep your head on a swivel because the, the energy is gonna be on, on a level that you probably haven't seen before.

Okay, so you mentioned obviously a bunch of players went with Kiffin to, you know, to LSU.

Some didn't, by the way, especially the quarterback for Ole Miss ended up staying.

What paper was that from? 'Cause-

Th- uh, this is from in Biloxi, Mississippi.

I think he was based there for a little while.

Is this like a, just a mil- a paper that's issued specifically for military personnel, or is it, was it a normal paper? I'm, I'm curious because you don't, you don't see this type of stuff in papers nowadays.

She appeared in a new commercial for an online sportsbook.

She plays a woman from Lane Kiffin's hot yoga class in Mississippi and the whole thing.

All right, those are the three stories.

One of them is not true.

that middle name state.

Oh, he was the head coach of Ole Miss, which is in Oxford, Mississippi, and the Oxford Police Department ahead of the game on Saturday between LSU and Ole Miss.

They have enlisted additional security.

So the Oxford Police Department has a staff of 140 officers.

I really read that one literally who are going to who are going to be patrolling the square, which is like the center of Oxford.

And they're going to have 19 officers on horseback, 13 from Alabama and New Orleans, alongside the six mounted officers who work for Oxford.

Madeline, I've been to Oxford, Mississippi.

Have you ever been to Oxford, Mississippi? No, never been.

And this relates to the August 3rd murder of a young woman, a 29-year-old mother of four, whose name is Tasia Fortune.

She was found hanging from a tree in the backyard of a vacant home in Jackson, Mississippi, just this past August, August 3rd, 2026.

All right.

Now, look, this is not happening in a vacuum.

When she was in high school, she was a cross-country runner.

She was very religious.

And then they relocated to Jackson, Mississippi about 10 years ago when she was 19.

She did have four children, and her family did say that she was often like – close to the verge of homelessness.

Welcome back to Mojo's Duck Seating Somewhere podcast.

Sitting in Linden Plantation on the banks of Lake Washington, one of the most historic properties in the Mississippi Delta, located one mile from Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge, which has got a very interesting history and to me represents what could become in part a very important future for in North American management.

For reasons we're going to discuss with today's guest, Pete Fulgham.

Pete, how the heck are you? I'm doing great, Ramsey.

And I can remember, and this wasn't too terribly long ago, but I would say in, well, I guess it was, thinking back, in the late 90s, I can remember our record day.

I would have put that place up against any place I've ever hunted on the North American continent.

In Washington County, Mississippi.

In

I met him on the railway platform at a little junction town in southern Tennessee.

I was en route to a small college town in upper Mississippi.

We had had a long and tedious wait upon the fast decaying station platform, hoping almost against hope that at least day before yesterday's train would come along and pick us up, whatever might be the fate of the special combination of wheezy engine and spring-halted cars due that morning.

As I nervously paced the dragging hours away, I noticed this old fellow limping anxiously along, making over and over again of everybody he met the same inquiry as to the probable arrival or non-arrival of our train, and now and then he would hobble with difficulty over to a small soapbox with a slatted top, which stood just outside the baggage room, in which there was imprisoned a poor, shivering, and I fancy hungry, little fox terrier whining to be let out.

Well, said I, I've just had one of the strangest experiences of my life.

I've been in all parts of the United States in the last eight years, and never until today have I found a place so poor in sympathy and easy money that I couldn't get my check cashed if I happened to need the funds.

Why, I've known a Mississippi hotel keeper who was so poor that his wife had to do all the chambermaid's work in the house to go out at midnight to borrow twenty-five dollars from a neighbor to help me out.

But here, with this flood knocking everything galley west, I can't raise a cent.

We, the three of us here, have collaborated along with Dr. Bram Verheijen, the lead author on the studies that we'll be talking about, a study that looked at band recovery distribution and actually wing recovery distributions as a way to index some of those changes online.

long-term changes in duck distributions in the Mississippian Central Flyway.

And so that's what we're going to be talking about today and hope people will find it interesting.

So I will kind of take the opportunity to introduce my colleagues here or sort of toss it to them, give them an opportunity to introduce themselves.