The Boardroom Podcast

The Boardroom Podcast Christmas Edition with Special Guest Mayor Chip Johnson

On the 25th episode of The Boardroom Podcast, hosts Ben and Chad delve into the December 19th Hernando Board of Alderman meeting, covering crucial topics such as street repairs, soccer field lights, and PUD development at Getwell and Byhalia Road. Following this, they have an insightful conversation with Hernando Mayor Chip Johnson, exploring the State of the City in 2023. Wishing you a Merry Christmas! See you in the new year

Are we still talking about parks?

On this episode of the Boardroom Podcast Ben and Chad breakdown the 12-5-23 Hernando Board of Alderman. Most notably, they discuss the now approved park facility plan for improvements to the baseball and soccer fields. Later in the podcast, Ben and Chad are joined by incoming Mississippi State Representative for District 20 Rodney Hall. Mr. Hall discusses his background and his objectives for the upcoming legislative session.

Let’s talk Football, HYFA Football.

On this episode of the Boardroom Podcast Ben and Chad Recap the recent Hernando Board of Alderman Meeting that was held on November 21st. Then the guys welcome HYFA President Harley Brown to the podcast to discuss the Hernando Youth Football Association that just finished its 20th season with record number of participants.  

A hero enters the boardroom

On this special episode of the Boardroom podcast Ben and Chad briefly discuss the most recent Hernando Board of Alderman meeting and give a recap on the recent state elections in Mississippi. Ben and Chad then welcome Purple Heart recipient, Army Veteran, and Former Southaven Alderman William Brooks to the Boardroom. William shares with us his life’s journey through public service. We couldn’t think of a better guest for veteran’s day. 

Natalie and Beth join the Boardroom Podcast

On a special episode of the Boardroom Podcast, Chad is joined by fellow Alderpersons Natalie Lynch and Beth Ross. The group was down in Meridian, Mississippi at a Mississippi Municipal League conference. The three discuss some of the highlights of the conference and some other current issues happening in Hernando. 

The Great Hernando Food Truck Debate

On this latest episode of the Boardroom Podcast, Chad and Ben discuss the recent Hernando Board of Alderman meeting. They walk through the nearly hour and half discussion on two food truck applications. Please check out our facebook page The boardroom podcast on facebook.

October is in the air

On the 19th episode of the Boardroom Podcast Ben and Chad spend time discussing the 10-3-2023 Hernando Board of Alderman meeting. Later in the episode, they discuss the “good problems” facing DeSoto county and the recent grade received by the Desoto County School District. Enjoy

Reeves here, Reeves there, Reeves everywhere

On the first half of the18th episode of the Boardroom podcast, Chad and Ben breakdown the September 19th Hernando Board of Alderman meeting, discuss some of the streets that will see paving done this year. On the second half of the episode Chad and Ben welcome the 65th Governor of Mississippi Tate Reeves. Governor Reeves discusses some of his accomplishments in state government and how he manages his elected position with being a father.  

Welcome back to Hernando High School

Ben and Chad discuss the September 5th board of alderman meeting which included the approval of the 2023-2024 fiscal year budget. They spend a good bit of the show discussing the budget among other things from the meeting.  Nick Brown, the new athletic director for Hernando High School, joins the show to discuss his career and role at the high school. 

State Senator Daniel Sparks enters the Boardroom

On the 16th episode of the Boardroom podcast Ben and Chad give review of the August 18th Hernando Board of Alderman meeting and give some updates on the proposed City of Hernando Budget. Then they are joined by District 5 State Senator Daniel Sparks. Senator Sparks gives a long ranges interview about many topics including campaign finance reform, the state corrections department, other great topic. Hope you enjoy.