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Southword: Living Large In Mississippi

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2011

What makes bad food so good? NPR's Debbie Elliott and Dave Anderson, filmmaker for Oxford American, team up to explore issues of appetite and health in Holmes County, the most obese county in Mississippi. It's the first of an ongoing spotlight on the South called Southword. (Video by Dave Anderson Photography/Oxford American)

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  • and then we go to Waffle House!

  • Rep. Steve Holland: " EAT ME!". Priceless

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  • 10:57 making Koolaid pickles

  • Chicken and Waffles is fantastic though. (Just went to one last week)

  • 5:18

  • 5:19

  • 0:34

  • @twatters55 I was thinking the same thing. More people should read Why We Get Fat by Gary Taubes.

  • The buffet at 1:30 is my personal idea of hell.

  • @hoghtonborn Did you watch to 5:44? Of course she can cook. That's not the issue. The issue is that affordable fresh produce of decent quality isn't available as readily as cheap, processed, high-fat food. When you're on a limited budget and you have three kids crying to be fed NOW, and you can buy a whole fast food meal more cheaply than a pound of mushy apples, it's no wonder people make the choices they make.

  • I love the part at 00:30 !!!!!!

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