Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchLawmaker-turned-witch Kelli Dunaway wants to help people spark their own magic
Witchcraft is where former St. Louis County councilwoman Kelli Dunaway found empowerment. Soon after stepping down as councilwoman in 2024, she launc…
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An ICE raid near St. Louis targeted food workers. An attorney says it’s part of a larger crackdown
In September, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raided a St. Peters restaurant and arrested more than a dozen workers.They have now spent we…
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How Filipinos found musical excellence, and exploitation, in the 1904 World’s Fair
We revisit our May conversation with Mary Lacanlale, an ethnomusicologist at California State University, about the role of the Philippine Constabula…
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On Día de Muertos marigolds and music guide departed loved ones to back to the living
Día de Muertos traditions can be seen as macabre, but in actuality, Day of the Dead observances are joyous celebrations of life. The practice of reme…
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Local nonprofit uses financial education to shrink the credit divide
People with low- to moderate-incomes have less access to credit because they either don’t have a credit score or their score is lower than average. R…
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Missouri Republicans learn that redrawing congressional lines isn’t so easy
Missouri is one of several states where state officials are working quickly to redraw voting maps to benefit the Trump administration and congression…
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The Gateway Arch was completed 60 years ago. Here’s a history of how it happened
Sixty years ago, a construction crew added the final section to the very top of the Gateway Arch. In recognition of its 60th anniversary, we talk wit…
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After January snow debacle, St. Louis is preparing now for winter storms
In January, streets across St. Louis were covered with ice and snow — as much as 10 inches in some places — and the ice remained on the roadways for …
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Ruin and beauty loom 30 feet over museum visitors at new Anselm Kiefer SLAM exhibit
The monumental work of artist Anselm Kiefer presents visitors at the St. Louis Art Museum with six 30-foot-tall paintings and dozens of other works i…
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Former Washington Post editor Marty Baron says democracy depends on a free press
Accomplished journalist Marty Baron will speak at the Gateway Journalism Review’s 14th First Amendment Celebration on Nov. 2 on “The Case for Worry..…
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