Jackson Jambalaya

 Jon Stewart has a little bit of fun about the Hunter Biden pardon.  

 Madison Timber Receiver Alysson Mills submitted her required 90 day status report to U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves on September 30.  There is no new news in the report as Ms. Mills documents her slog to recover funds for the victims of Lamar Adams. 

Hinds County Constable John Brown's family just keeps getting in trouble. Flowood police arrested his grandson, Dylon Jason Brown, Sunday night and charged him with possession of a machine gun.  

Our old friend, Adofo Minko, had so much to say about Mayor Lumumba's indictment that his screed against the Mayor had to be split up into two parts.  

 After rocking Brandon earlier this year, Staind returns along with Breaking Benjamin at the Amphitheater.  More info is posted below.  

Why does it always happen at the Walmart?

  As Thalia Mara Hall fell apart, its manager pleaded for help from the Lumumba Administration but to no avail.  A sinking orchestra pit stage, handicapped people stuck in elevators at multiple shows, and the air conditioning failing during a Broadway show are just some of the problems that occurred at the municipal auditorium over the last year. 

A measles outbreak occurred earlier this year at a "migrant center" in Chicago.  The CDC reported this little tidbit of information in May: 

Note: This post was first published on Thanksgiving Day. 

If anyone expected Jackson's Mayor to stay quiet as he fights indictment, guess again as his counterattack has begun.  If you want to tune out the family or not see the Cowboys get beat at home yet again, check out the special Thanksgiving Day edition of The Jambalaya with the Kingfish podcast posted below.  Yours truly provides some color commentary on an "article" that attacks the indictment of Jackson's Mayor and Savior, Chokwe Antar Lumumba.  

 Everyone needs some time on the couch at some point in life.  

"Don't think because you are an eye, it's too bad you can't smell.  Don't think because you are an ear, it's too bad you can't see. Don't think because you are a hand, it's too bad you can't run fast," preached the late Dr. Frank Pollard in the 1996 sermon posted below.  Quoting from one of the "begat" chapters, he said we should try to be what we are built to be and that all gifts are equal.   Enjoy. 

Thought about congenital syphilis lately? Our legislators should. The latest data show the number of babies born in Mississippi with congenital syphilis rose by nearly 80%. From 2016 to 2022 the rate increased a thousand percent.