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Crooked Letter Sports

Rick Cleveland and Tyler Cleveland

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Mississippi-centric sports talk and stories with Hall of Fame columnist Rick Cleveland and Scorebook Live senior reporter Tyler Cleveland. Produced in Jackson and made by Mississippians, for Mississippians.
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The FIT Fundraising Podcast will help your fundraising program achieve transformational results through learning innovative solutions. FIT Fundraising interviews and insightful discussions provide non-profit leaders and fundraisers with the tools they need to get their fundraising programs in top shape. FIT Fundraising will transform your passion for those you serve into proven strategies to energize your donors and rejuvenate your organization. FIT Fundraising will get your fundraising prog ...
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Most people do not see God at work in their personal life and, therefore, do not see how to join Him. The Divine Appointments podcast reminds us to be encouraged in our faith because God is at work all around us if our eyes are open to seeing His hand. My hope and prayer is that, by hearing these stories, you too will engage where God is already working and discover God’s mission for your life.
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Made In Mississippi

Made in Mississippi

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The Made In Mississippi podcast will interview successful Mississippians to gain valuable insights into their approach to business, life as a busy entrepreneur and what they’ve learned throughout the course of their career. Collectively, we know this will be a dynamic resource to educate and encourage other Mississippians who may be feeling the negative connotations to launching, growing, or keeping their business in our state.
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This is a podcast about how to thrive in the Music Business. By spending time looking at the Business, as well as the Art side of music: Our hope is that this podcast will give you direction, motivation, and be a resource to navigate to a successful career in the ever changing Music Business.
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Hey everyone and welcome to control room sounds. My name is Casey Combest and I'll be the host of the show. My hope for this show is that it will showcase artists and bands who are writing original music. I really want to blur the lines between performance and dialogue. As in, if I'm doing my job right there will be seamless transitions between the stories about the songs/lines from songs, and the performance. I'm a producer and engineer at Blue Sky Studios in Jackson, MS. Seriously apprecia ...
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You know Katie as the publisher of Mississippi Christian Living magazine. Now she is doing a new ministry, her podcast, called “Oh My Word.” She explains why she is doing the podcast. She allowed me to capture some clips from our interview together. “Oh give thanks to the Lord; call upon his name; make known his deeds among the peoples! Sing to him…
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In this episode, Roy Jones talks with Herb Smith from the streets of skid row and his decades of service at the Los Angeles Mission. Herb Smith outlines why having a heart for the donor is just as important as having a heart for the people you serve. Herb outlines critical techniques and characteristics for becoming a great frontline fundraiser.…
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Today’s discussion involves The Open Championship, the Atlanta Braves hospital ward, next week’s big Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame celebration and the Paris Olympics.By Crooked Letter Sports
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Jay Powell was teammates with such Major League stars as Alex Rodriguez, Chipper Jones and Todd Helton, but he says Konnor Griffin of Jackson Prep is the best athlete he has ever been around. Griffin, the Gatorade National Player of the Year, will likely be one of the first names called in Sunday’s MLB Draft Draft. Griffin and his dad, who has also…
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In this episode of the Made in Mississippi podcast, host Shelly Janous interviews Brett Kenyon, also known as Papa Mississippi on TikTok. Brett shares his personal journey from Pittsburgh to Mississippi, his unexpected love for the state, and his diverse career experiences. Shelly and Brett also explore the strong sense of community in Mississippi …
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Rick ducks into an abandoned Boston Logan Airport terminal to tell us about the National Federation of High Schools Hall of Fame induction ceremony for Fulton’s own “Dot” Ford Burrow, and the boys recount a fun weekend on the coast at the annual Mississippi Press Association, where Rick picked up some hardware of his own. Plus, Tyler rants about st…
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In this episode, Roy Jones talks with 28 year nonprofit legend, Tony Marciano, President Emeritus of the Charlotte Rescue Mission, about nonprofit leadership and the challenges facing frontline fundraisers in America today. With emphasis on human services and work with homeless shelter guests; connecting to the emotions of the donor, learn strategi…
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A veteran of 15 years in the business of minor league baseball, Tennessee native Chris Harris is experiencing perhaps the most unusual year of his career. We talk Mississippi Braves baseball, Atlanta Braves baseball and the College World Series.By Crooked Letter Sports
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For three rounds and 15 holes of the fourth round, Rory McIlroy made every single short putt he stood over. Then, he didn’t. And when McIlroy faltered, Bryson DeChambeau came through with one of the greatest sand saves in U.S. Open history. The Clevelands also discuss the SEC-dominated College World Series, the trials and tribulations of the Atlant…
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”Looking at this incredible lady who has been a foreign missionary, a hospital chaplain, a dance teacher, a mother and a wife, you could never imagine her time of despair and tragedy. There was a day she walked in with a 1yo, 2yo, and 3yo to give her husband back her wedding ring and walk away for good. But the Holy Spirit said, “Don’t do that!” Je…
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The U.S. Open will be played at Pinehurst No. 2 this week. It’s a golf course with which Randy Watkins is extremely familiar. Watkins says it will be a test, even for Scottie Scheffler. Today’s discussion also covers the College World Series, the bidding war the L.A. Lakers lost to UConn, and Hurston Waldrep’s debut with the Atlanta Braves.…
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In this episode of the Made in Mississippi podcast, host Tanner Bennett interviews Dr. Nelson, a board-certified ophthalmologist and owner of Southern Eye Center. Dr. Nelson shares his journey from growing up in Yazoo City, Mississippi, to becoming an ophthalmologist and innovator in eye care. He discusses the advanced technologies and procedures o…
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After one of the busiest baseball weekends of the year, Southern Miss first baseman Matthew Russo – one of the hottest players on one of the hottest teams in college baseball – joins the podcast to discuss the Golden Eagles’ Sun Belt Conference championship and upcoming NCAA Regional at Knoxville. There’s plenty more to discus, including Davis Rile…
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Find out how to advocate for opportunity and equity at your nonprofit. Learn the importance of empowering middle donor managers to apply DEI in the day to day activities. How to build community and advocate for people in your organization through coaching, mentoring and meaningful conversation. Amira Barger is one of the nation’s leading specialist…
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College baseball’s regular season is in its last week, which means baseball bracketology is a popular activity. State needs to finish strong to become a Regional host. Southern Miss probably has already punched its ticket as a 2- or 3-seed. Ole Miss, playing its best baseball presently, needs victories, period. Meanwhile, the State High School soft…
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Find out how to create a climate that helps individuals benefit from the diversity of people, ideas, knowledge and experience will bring success at your nonprofit. DEI is about providing access, opportunity and support to your organization and the people you serve. Learn how you can build unity in your nonprofit organization through embracing diver…
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We are into the second week of May, which means the college and high school baseball seasons have reached the point where every pitch matters. At present, Mississippi State is a likely 2-seed, Southern Miss is a 3-seed and Ole Miss is on the outside looking in. The Rebels, however, can change that this weekend in when No. 1 ranked Texas A&M comes t…
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This episode features an enlightening conversation with Angie Stevens, Owner of White Oak Realty in Amory, Mississippi. Join us as we delve into her journey in the real estate industry, from agent to business owner, and insights on building a successful team. Angie opens up about her favorite business moments and the challenges of educating the pub…
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We share the story of how City Church began and how they are now pouring into the lives of so many. Now they are building up the kids at Hillcrest Christian school which is an extension of what God is doing in Jackson. Reach the kids for Jesus then help them with their education. Partner where God is already working. Come partner with us…. In praye…
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It’s been a wild ride for Sarah Thomas since she first walked into a high school football officials’ meeting. The first woman to officiate a college football game, a college bowl game, an NFL game and a Super Bowl joins the show to talk about her career, the grind of working in pro football and the pressure of being a trailblazer.…
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African American leaders discuss the day-to-day challenges of implementing DEI practices in nonprofit organizations. Guests: Rev. Micheal Woods, of Western Carolina Rescue Ministries, is Asheville North Carolina’s chief advocate for the unhoused and underserved. Dr. Robert Loggins, is a mentor and minister to hundreds of African-American pastors an…
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Mississippi State baseball great Jay Powell won Game 7 of the World Series, among many other career highlights and then had his career ended by one of the most gruesome arm injuries in baseball history. Who better to talk about the alarming rate of pitching injuries in MLB and college baseball than Powell?…
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His Masters performance reinforces Scheffler’s role as golf's No. 1 guy, but watch out for Ludvig Aberg. Plus, Ole Miss baseball team shows that reports of its early demise were greatly exaggerated. And Kiffin shows what many of us have suspected all along: Spring football games are a waste of energy.…
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Joining us today is Annie Squire, the trailblazing owner of Crumbl Cookies in Mississippi. Hear about the origin of Crumbl, why she and her partners chose to bring a new exciting franchise to Mississippi, and the importance in establishing your business within the community. Stay tuned till the end of the podcast to find out how to get a FREE SWEET…
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African American leaders challenge the nonprofit industry to train, equip and empower people of color in fundraising and nonprofit management. Guests: Rev. Micheal Woods, of Western Carolina Rescue Ministries, is Asheville North Carolina’s chief advocate for the unhoused and underserved. Dr. Robert Loggins, is a mentor and minister to hundreds of A…
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You don't want to miss this inspiring story of how Johnny and his best friend Brandon teamed up to create great coffee for a great cause! Tanner interviews the owners of Johny Packer Coffee Company, a local coffee delivery service that provides fresh roasted coffee of many varieties strait to your door. The only thing better than the coffee is the …
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We’ve got two compelling Final Fours coming up this weekend and the women’s version might be the more interesting of the two. It certainly has more star power. There’s also plenty to talk about with college baseball, college baseball recruiting and a good week for Mississippians on the PGA Tour.By Crooked Letter Sports
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Come and see the school which Dr. Prather describes as the “Best kept secret in our area” with the greatest potential for growth once the word gets out. God brought this man for a third time back to Hillcrest Christian School to take the helm and guide the school into its future expansion. He brings years of Christian education, business, academic …
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The Desoto County town of Lewisburg can lay claim to being the baseball capital of Mississippi. The defending state champion Lewisburg High Patriots, with a roster that includes 13 Division I baseball signees, currently rank No. 10 nationally and play a regional schedule of national powerhouses. Coach Rusty Cagle joins the podcast to discuss his te…
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Betty discusses her 66 years of marriage and how she and her husband Eddie have grown stronger together. During difficult times God always showed His purpose. On a pull-out writing board from Eddie’s desk at Fox Everett, he recorded many sayings and verses which became their strength and life lessons. Betty published this as a book. The Kinchens te…
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Tanner interviews Angela Mitchell, Director of External Affairs for the Mississippi Children's Museum. The Museum has been voted in the Top 3 Children's Museum in the Nation, and is a major attraction to visitors all around the world. We discuss her new role, the history of the Museum, the importance of play-based learning for children, and all the…
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Shriner’s Children’s has developed a fully integrated fundraising program by creating unique donor journey’s based upon giving level and giving capacity. They call their process omni-channel communications. Today they pull back the curtain to show small to mid-size nonprofits how to use they’re innovative techniques to increase giving through build…
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Tanner talks to Dana Robertson, Owner and CEO of True Rest Float Spa in Starkville, Mississippi. Dana and her husband Steve Robertson took a leap of faith and followed their passion for health and wellness by bringing a new innovative therapy treatment option to their hometown of Starkville, MS. In the podcast, Dana reveals what Float Therapy is, w…
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The MHSAA and MAIS State Tournaments are in the Jackson metro area this week and the Crooked Letter Cleveland boys are all over it. Every game is an emotion-packed passion play in which dreams are both realized and dashed. And that’s not all. This week’s discussion includes college basketball, college baseball, and the amazing story of Jackson Prep…
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In this episode of Made in Mississippi, host Tanner Bennett talks with Jennifer Hopping, the Regional Excutive Director for the American Heart Association. Jennifer discusses the work of the American Heart Association in Mississippi, highlighting key initiatives including programs and policy changes aimed at improving heart health across the state.…
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With their sneakers planted firmly on the NCAA Basketball Tournament bubble, the Ole Miss Rebels and Mississippi State Bulldogs meet Wednesday night for Round 2 of Egg Bowl basketball. The game is always important, but this one really matters to each team’s post-season hopes. Also, the high school basketball championship tournament heats up and col…
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Shriners Children’s has used a DRTV strategy to build a mega charity to help children with health care. Today they pull back the curtain to show small to mid-size nonprofits how to use regional TV and Radio to acquire new donors. Adding DRTV, radio and radiothons is no longer out of reach for nonprofits. The explosive growth of streaming both TV an…
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Patrick Mahomes was the MVP and the cameras were often on Taylor Swift, but there was plenty of Magnolia State on display at the Super Bowl. Mississippi State alum Chris Jones dominated for the victorious Chiefs on the defensive line. Jackson State’s Sonic Boom made a surprise halftime appearance with Usher, and there was more. Also, all hail Patri…
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This week on the Made In Mississippi Podcast, I interview Cynthia Sutton, President of the Ocean Springs Chamber of Commerce, Main Street, and Visitors Bureau. Cynthia talks about the beautiful and booming town of Ocean Springs, why the community is excited to work with Made In Mississippi, and why it's Important to have an active chamber of commer…
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