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Toni Judkins talks “Napa Ever After” and “Crimson Hearts Collide”

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August 23, 2023

www.youtube.com – WJTV 12 News – 2023-08-23 11:37:06

SUMMARY: If you’re looking for a recommendation for a bottle of wine to enjoy while watching Napa Ever After, the content suggests that any good wine will do, but make sure it’s a nice heavy pour. The theme of the stories in the film is the importance of ancestors and the things they pass down to us. In particular, the content highlights how African Americans can create generational wealth with even the smallest investment, such as a house or a piece of land. The films aim to explore this aspect and showcase how these opportunities can set families up for success. Additionally, the content discusses the unique concept of creating scripted podcasts within the wholesome black romance space, offering an immersive experience for the audience. The content also mentions the enjoyment and appeal of both the podcast, Crimson Hearts Collage, and the film, Napa Ever After, for different reasons. The podcast provides an immersive, fully produced audio experience, while the film offers a beautiful and immersive romantic escape with a happy ending.

Toni Judkins, the Senior Vice President of Programming Development for Hallmark Media, joins us to talk about two productions “Napa Ever After” and “Crimson Hearts Collide” podcast, Hallmark Media’s first scripted podcast.
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www.youtube.com – WJTV 12 News – 2024-12-20 11:13:11

SUMMARY: Walker Mim, a Mississippi high school baseball player, faced a life-altering Hodgkin’s Lymphoma diagnosis. Concerned about his son’s unusual throwing motion, Walker’s father prompted an MRI that revealed cancer instead of a shoulder injury. Despite the harsh treatments, Walker remained resilient. Make A Wish Mississippi granted him a wish to attend the World Series, marking a symbol of hope as he completed his treatment. Supported by his family and community, who wore “Walker Strong” bracelets, he found strength in his faith, particularly through Philippians 4:13. Thankfully, Walker is now feeling well and embracing life again.

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December 20, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WTVA 9 News – 2024-12-20 10:27:30

SUMMARY: Local shoppers in Tupelo are hopeful for a Target store after years of anticipation. Target filed plans in September for a store in the Barnes Crossing area near North Gloster Street and Interstate 22. The Tupelo City Council recently approved an agreement to incentivize the retailer, including infrastructure improvements to alleviate traffic. While some community members express excitement about the shopping options, Target has not confirmed its plans for Tupelo, as its future store openings do not currently include the city. Despite recent mixed earnings reports, company officials remain optimistic about their long-term prospects.

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Volunteers requested for local “Grow-a-Row” program to combat hunger

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December 19, 2024

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www.youtube.com – WDAM 7 | The Pine Belt’s Local News Station – 2024-12-19 23:57:54

SUMMARY: A local nonprofit, Petal Healing Garden, is collaborating with the Forest County Agricultural Extension Office on the Grow a Row program to combat food insecurity. Volunteers can participate after completing a food safety course led by Jesse Tisdale. The program not only helps with food donations but also offers a chance for the community to reconnect with gardening, filling a gap left by the loss of agricultural education in local schools. Proceeds from the initiative will benefit the Edwards Street food pantry and the Petal Children’s Task Force in Hattiesburg.

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