Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchSongs to get through heartbreak and real life horrors — all by St. Louis musicians
It got moody and introspective in month’s new music round up. Ryan Brown, also known as Big Esco, joined producer Miya Norfleet and host Elaine Cha t…
13 hours ago
Lizzie Weber’s ‘Wraiths in the Wake’ is a haunting journey of lingering loss and release
The emotional weight of loss and isolation and resilience are the hallmark of singer-songwriter Lizzie Weber’s new album “Wraiths in the Wake.” The d…
18 hours ago
How orange groves and a tiger attack inspired two sisters to launch Golden Gems in St. Louis
Ten years ago, sisters Susan Logsdon and Amanda Helman founded Golden Gems. What started as a “side hustle” family business venture turned into a suc…
1 day, 13 hours ago
St. Louis helped create public bathrooms. There's still room for improvement
Bryant Simon’s new book "For Customers Only" explores the history of public bathrooms in the U.S. It’s a story marked by inequality — with several St…
1 day, 15 hours ago
How a WashU student opened a vending machine for textured hair products on campus
A Washington University student has opened TheHairVault, a vending machine selling textured hair products, with the help of a beauty shop owner. TheH…
2 days, 16 hours ago
Young St. Louis performers take on a professional opera production
Young St. Louis performers are getting a firsthand look at professional opera through a new production of “Joshua’s Boots,” a story about a Black tee…
2 days, 17 hours ago
Why millions have watched a hot dog touch a radio tower in St. Charles
A father and son's experiments involving a hot dog and a 12,000-kilowatt AM radio tower in St. Charles have captivated the internet. Radio engineer J…
2 days, 23 hours ago
New exhibit explores baseball’s impact on St. Louis — and St. Louis’ impact on the sport
From St. Louis’ first known baseball game in 1860 to the Cardinals’ legendary 2011 World Series victory, the new Missouri History Museum exhibit “S…
6 days, 14 hours ago
St. Louis County Police Chief Juan Cox on the promotion he never planned to seek
Metro East native Col. Juan Cox started his career with the St. Louis County Police Department 30 years ago. He’s now a few months into his tenure as…
1 week ago
Lincoln University alumni and students sue Missouri alleging nearly $362M underfunding
Students and alumni of Lincoln University are suing Missouri, alleging the state has illegally underfunded the historically Black university for year…
1 week ago