Marve Smith pleads guilty to one county of conspiracy to commit bribery in U.S. District Court in the Southern District of Mississippi today.द्वारा kingfish1935

The Kingfish interviews New York Times best-selling author Richard Grant.द्वारा kingfish1935

Mississippi columnist (not communist) Bill Crawford appears on the Jambalaya with the Kingfish to discuss his latest book, A Republican's Lament.द्वारा kingfish1935

Change of plea hearing for Angelique Lee in federal court. The former Jackson Ward 2 City Councilwoman pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery.द्वारा kingfish1935

Jackson, MS Attorney Trent Walker discusses the Goon Squad. Mr. Walker and attorney Malik Shabazz represented Goon Squad victims Eddie Parker and Michael Jenkins.द्वारा kingfish1935

We continue our discussion about the Y'all Lifestyle, the local scene, and of course, sports.द्वारा kingfish1935

The Y'all Lifestyle meets The Jambalaya with the Kingfish. That's right, none other than Bo Bounds appeared on the podcast. There is no shortage of topics as we discussed college football, early signings, NIL, Coach, and the local scene. Part one is posted below. The podcast is also available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon. Enjoy.…

Part 2 of the interview with former Hinds County Court Judge and JPD officer Bill Skinner. Judge Skinner tells horror stories from youth court, unloads on Bennie Thompson, and calls out Tomie Green. It's Judge Skinner, so the podcast will be anything but boring.द्वारा kingfish1935

Attorney Don Barrett appeared on The Jambalaya with the Kingfish. Mr. Barrett represents a group of farmers victimized in the Express Grain fiasco. The Express Grain bankruptcy is going to have a $100-$200 million effect on the Delta economy. Mr. Barrett was quite candid the answer to any and all questions about the subject.…

Former Hinds County Court Judge William Skinner appears on The jambalaya with the Kingfish. In part one, we discuss gangs, t. He Capitol Street shootout, some interesting episodes from the bench, and some rather unpredictable topics. Stay tuned for part two as it will be even better.द्वारा kingfish1935

Here is part two of Joey Tannehill's appearance on The Jambalaya with the Kingfish. Joey is a local bartender, bass player, and street philosopher. Joey discusses the music scene and dishes the dirt on the restaurant business as well.द्वारा kingfish1935

Joey Tannehill appears on The Jambalaya with the Kingfish this week. Joey is a local bartender, bass player, and street philosopher. We discuss the music business, horror stories from the bar, how the pandemic decimated entertainment, and his time in the Vice Lords as a kid.द्वारा kingfish1935

Retired WAPT Assignment Editor John Parker discussed the news business in Jackson (MS) with the Kingfish.द्वारा kingfish1935

Retired WAPT Assignment Editor John Parker discussed the news business in Jackson (MS) with the Kingfish.द्वारा kingfish1935

The Kingfish hosted Mississippi State Representative and former Jackson Ward 4 Councilman De'keither Stamps for a rather interesting discussion of his military service, Mississippi politics, and the pandemic.द्वारा kingfish1935

We discuss the annual controversy about representation and diversity in the Oscars. Also, magical Irishmen. They’re related. We swear.

Today we talk about the ethics of assisted suicide and try to be serious (there’s still jokes). If you’re having suicidal thoughts call the Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.

Grab your basketball, game pad or hunting rifle. It’s time to settle the debate that’s flummoxed society for centuries: what’s the difference between a sport and a game.

We discuss Congress’ discussion about discussing reparations. If that sounds unproductive, then you’re sane. Thanks Congress!

We discuss what it means to be an indie game or if the concept even makes sense anymore.

We discuss how representative the characters in all your favorite anime are with special guests Jack and Lyndon.

We welcome our buddy Lyndon to the podcast to talk all about the Spider Folks and Bat Persons.

On this podcast, we debate whether you can or should copyright your latest dance move/invention.

Step One: Don't Negotiate with The Punisher.

We christen our all-new conspiracy corner with a visit from Alex Jones.

We find a way to make a better democracy and get paid.

We talk about the pros and cons of app-based employment, and debate the benefits of universal basic economy. Also, Spider-Man.

We talk about using Elvis, Eminem, kimonos, headdresses, Brokeback Mountain and all sorts of things for a honest discussion about gets to claim a culture and who doesn’t. Note, at one point Cody says Sam Wilson when talking about Sun Records. Sam Phillips actually produced Elvis’ records at Sun Studios. Cody just wanted this episode to have one com…

Should there be limits to free speech? Should hate speech be free? Is urban dictionary the answer to these pressing philosophical questions? Listen to find out.

Can society tolerate intolerance? Can three guys on a podcast definitively answer that question? Probably not! But there’s jokes too, so give us a listen to learn about philosopher Karl Popper’s Paradox of Tolerance and laugh a little.

We talk about BlacKKKlansman. In theaters now! When this episode was recorded.