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.. Mississippi Stories Home About Seven Thousand Bodies: A Documentary Podcast about the Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum An audio story by 2018 Southern Studies MA graduate Rachel Childs. Mississippi Stories presents work by students, staff, faculty, and alumni of the University of Mississippi’s Center for the Study of Southern Culture. Our Mississippi-based storytellers work in multiple documentary forms including film, photography, oral history, and audio production. We seek to tell the stories of people and communities around the globe. Seven Thousand Bodies: A Documentary Podcast about the Mississippi State Lunatic Asylum So Wonderfully Connected – Lee and Pup McCarty Neon Pig: A Film about an Oxford Butcher Shop Same Way Every Day: A Film about Larson’s Cashsaver of Oxford Advanced Documentary Film – Spring 2018 Nomad Chapter Myrlie Evers-Williams: Memory, Space, and the Civil Rights Museum ‘That’s for the White Folks’: Race, Culture, and (Un)Making Place in the Rural South Documenting Southern Foodways in Film – 2017 Documenting the South in Film – 2016 The In·vis·i·ble Oxford Project An Oral History with Liz Stagg of the Oxford Farmers’ Market Store Archival Publication: Old Time Country – Summer 1992 A Story of the Poor People’s Campaign Mule Train The Last Jews of Natchez Teaching Photography in Tutwiler, Mississippi BROTHERS Walking Tall in Tchula A Conversation with Bishop Duncan M. Gray, Jr. and Charles Reagan Wilson The Rebirth of Water Valley Pride and Prejudice Senator David Jordan Remembers the Emmett Till Trial Brown Family Farm Fall 2000 Documentary Fieldwork Class Otha Turner Remembering Mr. Murphree and the Spicy Sweet Pepper of St. Augustine Archival Publication: REJOICE! Winter 1987 ©2020 Center for the Study of Southern Culture...