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From her source at Lake Itasca, the Mississippi winds through Minnesota's prairies, valleys and cities—her constant presence easily taken for granted. To the Dakota she's a sacred relative and source of life; to settlers
The vast majority of natural and human landmarks along the 2,320-mile stretch of the Mississippi River can be found at state parks. Here, take a trip down Old Man River and hop from Itasca State Park in Minnesota through
A compelling account of how Mormons suffered religious persecution and endured their sacred temple being destroyed in 1848, this documentary bridges the past and present by chronicling the very same structure's total res
For more than 20 years, the 160-voice award-winning Mississippi Mass Choir, founded by Jackson Legionnaire Frank Williams, has been praising the Lord and spreading the good word. The Essential Collection is an assemblage
Real Estate Developer Blake Tartt III, a graduate of the University of Mississippi, decides to throw a party to show his Texas business partners how tailgating is done at The Grove. The event becomes a recreation of his
This sweeping documentary follows the largest river system in the United States and its spectacular landscapes, diverse cultural heritage and the industrial triumph nurtured on its banks.
Bud, Suzie and their cat fall asleep reading Huckleberry Finn, and dream of travelling down the Mississippi in a raft of their own.
Embark on an epic journey with four adventurous spirits as they undertake the ultimate test of endurance and determination. Mississippi Speed Record: An Epic Adventure follows their incredible quest to paddle the entire
We begin our adventure by the banks of the Mississippi River, where we see life through the eyes of a young boy named Huck Finn. Huck is a resourceful and spirited lad who knows how to survive on his own. He flees his fa
The Mississippi Mass Choir delivers its seventh inspiring live performance, with special guest appearances by vocalist Beverly Crawford and Grammy-winning producer Milton Biggham. Soul-stirring songs include "God Is Keep
In 1902 Nellie Jackson, an African-American woman born into poverty in Possum Corner, Miss., travels north to Natchez and opens "Nellie's," a brothel she ran for more than 60 years with full knowledge of police and Natch
Perhaps the best known river on the planet, made famous by writers like Mark Twain, by the romance of the steamboat age and by the blues music spawned along its banks, Ol' Man River still hides many secrets.
In November of 1952, the normally reclusive Faulkner allowed a film crew into his secluded world at Oxford to make a short documentary about his life. The film, shown here in five pieces, was funded by the Ford Foundatio
A stunningly photographed portrait of the wildlife and landscape of the Mississippi River seen through the eyes of 'River Rat' Kenny Salwey, a legendary hunter, trapper and author who lives off the land and shares his wa
Perhaps the best known river on the planet, made famous by writers like Mark Twain, by the romance of the steamboat age and by the blues music spawned along its banks, Ol' Man River still hides many secrets.
Chinese immigrants settled in Mississippi Delta in 1800s, opened grocery stores serving all races by 1900s. 182 Delta Chinese joined WWII effort. Post-war, their children became professionals, contributing widely to Miss
Join the acclaimed Mississippi Mass Choir for this roof-raising performance as the Grammy-nominated collective sings selections from its 1993 release, the final recording to feature group founder and principal singer, Fr
Cousteau becomes a modern-day Huckleberry Finn to explore the Father of Waters. Shows the Mississippi's icy origin in Minnesota to its destination in the Gulf of Mexico. Looks at the river's land, wildlife, people, folkl
The Blair Metropolitan AME Zion Church of Jackson, Miss., is the site of this rousing performance from gospel powerhouse the Rev. James Moore and the critically acclaimed Mississippi Mass Choir, both Grammy nominees. Hig