We revisit notable wood sculptor Floyd Shaman, we tour a bonsai tree nursery in Olive Branch and we get a lesson in turning wood from a veteran in Wiggins who proves you’re never too old or young to learn a new skill.

We explore the Artifact Shack in the town of Sylvarena. We discover a French Cemetery unearthed by Hurricane Katrina in Biloxi. We dig up relics at a fossil park in the northeast Mississippi community of Frankstown. We reveal the true story of the Old Capitol Museum mummy.

We travel to Tutwiler and discover the rewards of quilting. Weaver Judy Foster shows us the art of the loom and Ruth Miller, embroidery artist and Governor’s Arts Award Winner, reveals how thread is turned into portraits.

We take a visual tour of historic Mississippi churches. We find faith in a downtown Jackson coffee shop. There is more to St. Mary’s Basilica in Natchez than just amazing architecture.

It’s all about horses as Mississippi Roads hitches a ride with Southern Carriage Tours of Natchez. We take a peek into the ancient profession of farriers. We grab a ringside seat at the Gulf Coast Winter Classic Horse Show.

It’s a different kind of art as Mississippi Roads visits with some artist who have found unique ways of expressing their talents. We visit with a portrait artist who paints on vinyl records. We introduce a tattoo artist who is the great grandson of Walter Anderson. We uncover a new kind of 3D art and shine a light on a stained glass artist.

Mississippi Roads visits one of the oldest restaurants in the state, the Crystal Grill in Greenwood. We sample Tom’s Fried Pies in Richland. We attend the Belhaven Grilled Cheese Festival in Jackson and we make a road trip down Highway 49 to Donna’s #6 Produce stand.

Mississippi Roads visits a wildlife rescue center in Vancleave. We go behind the scenes with the animals and their caretakers at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. We delve into the lack of love for the annoying love bug and we visit a thriving Alpaca Farm in Stringer, Mississippi.

In this episode, Mississippi Roads tours more museums in Mississippi starting with the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi to see how they are progressing after Hurricane Katrina. We visit the Mississippi Music Museum and see how Mississippi musicians have influenced the world. We explore the Wildlife Heritage Museum and the Mississippi Outdoor Hall of Fame.

Mississippi Roads explores the vast collection of art and artists in Mississippi. We paddle along with Robin Whitfield, a nature artist who uses a cypress swamp for inspiration. We discover the art collection at Tougaloo College, visit with artist Rick Anderson and drop by Wolfe studios in Jackson to meet artist Bebe Wolfe.

This episode of Mississippi Roads is all about cars. From antiques to hotrods to restorers and collectors. We go back to the early days of the automobile with the Model T Club. We fire up the engines of custom hot rods at the annual Scraping The Coast car show. We find out who is behind the digital signs on Mississippi’s interstates and take a spin around the car collection of Johnny Morrow.