Mississippi Public Broadcasting (MPB) is a statewide public media organization that serves the residents of Mississippi through a network of eight radio stations and public television programming. Its mission is to provide quality educational, instructional, and public service content tailored to the needs of the community. MPB is overseen by the Authority for Educational Television, which collaborates to create relevant programming for the state's diverse population.

MPB offers a variety of services, including radio broadcasting that features a range of music genres such as hip hop, soul, and R&B, reflecting the local culture. Its public television stations, including WMAA-TV, provide educational and cultural content aimed at serving the public interest. Additionally, MPB supports lifelong learning and community development through educational programming and professional growth resources. The organization also plays a vital role in public safety by broadcasting emergency alerts and public service announcements.

With funding support from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, MPB is dedicated to engaging Mississippians across urban and rural areas, emphasizing local voices and perspectives to authentically represent the state's culture and diversity.