Middays with Gerard Gibert

The latest @Grok generated image of the procession of all the bills still alive that are being transferred between the House and Senate via "tractor pull" under the dome of the Capitol in Jackson. @grgibert @MidDaysGerard @supertalk

Thank you to @supertalk Mississippi and @MidDaysGerard for giving me the opportunity to officially announce my candidacy for Mississippi Secretary of State in 2027. I’m grateful for the platform to share my vision for strong, conservative leadership that protects our elections and grows our economy. 🇺🇸

BREAKING: Shuwaski Young has announced he will be running for Mississippi secretary of state in 2027 as a Republican. supertalk.fm/shuwaski-young…

"WZZQ the Movie," which explores the story of the legendary Mississippi rock station, will soon be available to viewers nationwide. buff.ly/WvK4wtX

Senator John Horhn joins the show after a major election win to talk about what’s next for Jackson, from fixing public works to rebuilding trust in city government. “The taxpayers and the folks who pay the bills don’t trust the city’s government any longer… We’ve got to restore that level of trust that we can say what we’re gonna do and then do what we said we were gonna do.”

🎸✨ Roy Turner, Executive Director of the Elvis Presley Birthplace, joins the conversation via video to share all the exciting details about the 27th Annual Tupelo Elvis Festival, happening June 4–7, 2025, in downtown Tupelo, Elvis’s hometown! 🎶 This year’s festival honors what would have been Elvis’s 90th birthday with live music, tribute artist competitions, community events, and plenty of local flavor. 👑 Don’t miss this jam-packed celebration of the King of Rock ’n’ Roll!

Mike McCormick, President of the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, joins us in the SuperTalk studio! We’re breaking down how the latest policy decisions out of Washington could directly impact Mississippi’s farmers.

BREAKING: Gov. Tate Reeves intends to call a special session “for the middle of next week” after lawmakers failed earlier in the year to pass a state budget.

Governor Reeves: Mississippi set employment records in April supertalk.fm/governor-reeve…

Law Professor Christopher Green from the University of Mississippi School of Law joins the conversation to help unpack the complexities of Birthright Citizenship and other key cases being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court.

Mississippi has one of the lowest sales taxes in the South ...and soon, it will be getting rid of the income tax as well. @grgibert

Joined @NEWSMAX to talk about several subjects including the market's reaction to President Trump's tariffs... @grgibert @supertalk

Wes Jennings, Gillespie Distinguished Scholar & Co-Director of the National Center for Narrative Intelligence, joins the conversation to discuss how Ole Miss has been awarded a grant to advance the study of artificial intelligence.

Dr. @danedneymd State Health Officer for the @msdh, discusses March as Colon Cancer Awareness Month and highlights the importance of screening and early detection. 🎗️

Henry Barbour on Trump’s Full Speed Ahead Approach: "Trump is a different guy... He sees this opportunity and he knows that Republicans got the Senate, they got the House. This is his window for sure... Man, they've got their foot on the gas. I mean, they're doing more things than the press can keep up with. The Democrats can't keep up with it. Republicans can't keep up with it. It's pretty amazing."

Senator Juan Barnett joins @MidDaysGerard in the SuperTalk Studio to break down the latest as the legislative session winds down. Don’t miss his insights on key issues and what’s next for Mississippi!

Mississippi House Minority Leader @RepRJohnson joined the conversation to break down the latest from the Legislative Session—from tax bills at a standstill to debates over sports gaming and public education.

.@CommAndyGipson joins @MidDaysGerard to discuss House Bill 602, a crucial piece of legislation aimed at ensuring transparency in seafood labeling. The bill, which has sparked significant debate on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, addresses concerns about the misbranding of seafood products.

Should Mississippi have its own version of I.C.E.? Matthew Barton, District Attorney for Mississippi’s 23rd Judicial District, joins the conversation to discuss his proposed legislation to create a state-run immigration enforcement unit to assist federal authorities.

🍷 Mississippi Wine Lovers, Get Ready! 🍷 Starting July 1, you’ll be able to have wine shipped directly to your home! @tatereeves has signed SB 2145, making Mississippi the latest state to allow direct wine shipments. This new law opens the door to rare and specialty wines, giving consumers more options while also boosting tax revenue.