Thunder & Lightning: As Led Zeppelin Said, Rumble On***
*** Led Zeppelin actually said Ramble On.*** No themes this week as The Rumblings, as Brian Hadad and Joel Coleman dive back into the mailbag to get your questions on…
Governor Reeves outlines plan for CARES Act funding
As a result of the CARES Act, Mississippi is set to receive $1.25 billion, and the funding is beginning to make its way to the Magnolia State. In a thread of…
Speaker Gunn: health and reopening the economy are both priorities
With the recent announcement that the Mississippi legislature will reconvene on May 18th,, Speaker of the House Philip Gunn joined The Gallo Show on Tuesday to talk about what could…
Congressman Trent Kelly on Re-Opening the Economy and More
Congressman Trent Kelly(Mississippi's 1st Congressional District) joins the conversation by phone to discuss the House deciding to put off re-convening, the decisions being made to re-open the economy, and the…
Mississippi’s Total Coronavirus Cases at 6,342
The state health department added 248 new cases to the coronavirus total form yesterday. 10 new deaths were reported making the total number of deaths for the state 239. 721…
Dr. Dobbs considers COVID-19 “more insidious” than past pandemics
As the state tries to enter into a reopening phase, Mississippi State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs joined The Gallo Show on Tuesday morning to provide an update on the…
PODCAST: Olympic Hockey Champ Mike Eruzione On In A Mississippi Minute with Steve Azar
On the fortieth anniversary of the historic "Miracle on Ice," Mike Eruzione the captain of the 1980 U.S Men s Olympic Hockey Team, who scored the winning goal recounts his…
Mississippi State Engineers Stepping Up to Help Front Line Health Workers
Linkan Bian(Associate Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering at Mississippi State University) joins the discussion to explain how Mississippi State's Engineering program is using their 3D Printers to produce face…
IHL’s ‘Safe Start Task Force’ looks ahead to fall semester
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, campuses at Mississippi’s public universities have been empty since Spring Break and classes for the remainder of the semester are taking place online. Looking ahead…
