Jackson's music and museums, festivals and events, art and artists, and chefs and restaurants have plenty to say about a city on the move.
Jackson Has Good Folk: What the National Folk Festival Means for the City With Soul
One of America's oldest and most traveled cultural celebrations is back in Jackson, Mississippi — and it's leaving something behind.
From Halftime to Hollywood: JSU Celebrates the Michael Biopic in Jxn
When Lionsgate came looking for a band that understood Michael Jackson's showmanship, they didn't have to look far.
Soul Sessions Podcast EXTRA: Coffee Fest
On today's show, we're talking about Jackson Coffee Festival. One day, one location. More than a dozen of the region's best specialty coffee producers all under one roof.
A Natural Reprieve: Buddy Butts Park
Buddy Butts Park in Jackson, Mississippi offers trails, wildlife and natural beauty just minutes from the city's center. Discover why locals and visitors keep coming back.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Dr. Robby Luckett | Farish Street
On today's show, Dr. Robby Luckett, President of the Farish Street Main Street Association Board of Directors, shares insights on reigniting a legacy of resilience and cultural pride in Jackson, Mississippi. Discover…
A National Champion, A Skateboard Club, and One Man’s Love For Jackson
In Fondren, a BMX national champion is on a mission to give Jackson kids a new way to get outside and get moving. Meet Chane, the heart behind Swell-O-Phonic's free monthly skate…
Ellen Morris Prewitt’s Wild Ride of a Mississippi Story Comes Home to Lemuria
Ellen Morris Prewitt has a way of describing her debut novel that tells you everything you need to know: "It's a wild ride of a Mississippi story set in New Orleans."
Couchfest Opens The Basement Door on Jackson’s Music Scene
In Jackson, there is a whole music scene that lives loudly beneath the surface.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Jasmine Michel | Chef, Farmer and Food Writer
Our guest today is a chef, farmer, and writer who covers food and Southern culture for Local Palate magazine out of Charleston.
50 Years of Lemuria Books: Here’s How Jackson Is Celebrating
Some stores sell books. Lemuria is books — or at least, that's the simplest way to explain what John Evans has built over the last half century in Jackson, Mississippi.
First Thursday Is Back in Fondren
Every first Thursday of the month, Fondren comes alive — and in 2026, that tradition is back with renewed focus and some fresh energy behind it.
Soul Sessions Podcast EXTRA: Hal’s St. Paddy’s Parade Guide
On this podcast extra, it's just a quick rundown of one of my favorite weekends of the year. The 43rd annual Hal's St. Paddy's Parade and Festival is this Saturday, March 28th…
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