Thursday, April 14, 2011
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Welcome to DeltaTalk. Today's program features two primary segments:
(1) Tupelo Neighborhood Reinvestment Plan
Jon Milstead, who administers the planning division for the Community Development Foundation (otherwise known as the CDF), talks about an innovative new plan to invigorate the city of Tupelo. For some, it's a controversial plan. For others, it's exactly the right plan to help Tupelo live up to its "All America" designation.
(2) Mother of Seven - Unlikely Filmmaker
Four and a half years ago, Angie Cayson's 16 year-old son Bryant Camp took a late-night joyride in her SUV. Blue-lighted by a Tupelo police officer, he panicked. At high speed, he crashed the car and was pinned inside as the car caught fire. Ultimately, he lost his legs from the knee down. Now, he's about to be the lead actor in a Christian film about that experience written and to-be-produced by his mom. The two sat down with me in the studio to discuss the film and its backstory. By the way, let me just say that despite the trauma of that accident and all that's happened since, this pair is a shining example of personal strength. Needles to say, much of that strength is faith-based. But there's more to that story and much of it will likely make it to the big screen. Enjoy the interview!
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Mike Russell
Host
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