SUMMARY: In this segment of the 4:00 show, host highlights the Tiki Farm in Plarlington, owned by Ernest Fond, who grows exotic ingredients for his New Orleans restaurant. The focus is on pineapples, which are in season. Ernest explains how to cultivate them using microclimates. The cooking style emphasizes zero waste and respect for ingredients. He demonstrates how to make Tache, a fermented pineapple beverage rich in probiotics, and braised pork belly with smoked pineapple salsa. Tiki Farm also hosts events, including the upcoming Organic Living Festival on October 20, featuring speakers and music.

Ernest Foundas, owner of SG Tiki Farm in Pearlington, shows ways to create unique flavors with your food.

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SUMMARY: This morning, First Responders from the Gulf Coast are aiding Florida following recent disasters, with dozens of firefighters from the Gulfport Fire Department, as well as Jackson and Harrison County Fire Rescues, participating in the effort. Many of these firefighters are veterans of past hurricanes like Camille and Katrina, allowing them to empathize with the challenges faced by Floridians. Their presence provides hope to affected communities. The group is expected to remain in Florida for about two weeks, joined by 22 members of the Mississippi National Guard, who will conduct search and rescue operations and distribute essential supplies.

Thursday morning, first responders from the Coast are answering the call for help. Dozens of firefighters are in Florida aiding with the aftermath.

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SUMMARY: Deep Cruise kicks off along the coast with events spread from Bay St. Louis to Pascagoula, starting at 9:00 AM. Road closures in the city of Discovery are in effect due to the festivities, with multiple streets blocked. Early risers are enjoying breakfast at the Long Beach Yacht Club, which runs from 7:00 to 10:00 AM. An annual “Blessing of the Classics” event in Diamond Head saw hundreds of cars blessed before a parade, bringing excitement to local residents. This marks the 12th year for this popular event, showcasing both the classic cars and the community spirit.

Thursday, many different Cruisin’ venues open. Vintage vehicles will be spread out in cities across the Coast.

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