Students from the Delta Music Institute at Delta State University rocked away at Hal & Mal’s in Jackson with a variety of genres from dubstep to R&B. DMI director Tricia Walker talks about the program and its connection to the upcoming Grammy Museum in Cleveland.

Terri Herring with Right to Life of Jackson talks with the Mississippi Business Journal about the current anti-abortion struggle in the Magnolia State and new legislation that’s being proposed to the state legislature.

Erika Berry with the Mississippi Coalition for Public Charter Schools explains what a charter school system would look like in Mississippi.

A new proclamation from Gov. Phil Bryant will encourage Mississippi employers to step up efforts to hire local military veterans. Former Air Force mechanic Tom Cook with the Mississippi chapter of Disabled American Veterans explains.

Mississippi governor Phil Bryant comments on recent White House proposals to overhaul gun control policy in the United States.

Mississippi software/hardware tech support company Bomgar Corp. runs on talent, innovation and raw energy from its CEO and founder Joel Bomgar. The $40 million company recently celebrated a decade of business.

Mississippi treasurer Lynn Fitch answers questions from the media about her department’s recent study of the embattled MPACT college savings program.

In another creative economy story for Mississippi, multiple sclerosis patient Scott Crawford shows off his annual LEGO Jackson at the Mississippi Arts Center in Jackson.

Better Education for Mississippi chairman Joel Bomgar talks about his advocacy group’s support for a charter school plan for Mississippi ahead of the upcoming 2013 legislative session.