MPB’s latest documentary, “Next Stop Mississippi,” is set to premiere on January 10th on MPB. The film explores the rich history and cultural heritage of Mississippi through its vibrant music, food, and arts scene. Viewers will be taken on a journey through the state’s unique landmarks and attractions, showcasing the diverse culture and traditions that make Mississippi a truly one-of-a-kind destination.
From the legendary blues clubs of Clarksdale to the celebrated culinary delights of Natchez, “Next Stop Mississippi” offers a comprehensive look at the state’s most iconic locations and hidden gems. Through interviews with local artists, musicians, and historians, the documentary delves deep into the stories and influences that have shaped Mississippi’s identity over the years.
Producer and host Mary Margaret White invites viewers to step off the beaten path and discover the heart and soul of Mississippi. With its captivating scenery and enchanting narratives, “Next Stop Mississippi” promises to be a compelling and enlightening experience for anyone interested in Southern culture and history.
The documentary is a collaborative effort between MPB and KTVE, showcasing the passion and dedication of both organizations to highlight the unique aspects of Mississippi for audiences across the region. Through stunning visuals and engaging storytelling, “Next Stop Mississippi” offers a fresh perspective on the state’s cultural offerings and celebrates the spirit of community that defines the Mississippi experience.
Don’t miss the premiere of “Next Stop Mississippi” on January 10th on MPB. Tune in to discover the beauty and diversity of Mississippi like never before.
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