Who’s on the Mount Rushmore of St. Louis

from Overarching · host Colin Healy, David Lemon, and Bradley Rohlf

Cicadas aren’t taking over the city, and a draft competition for who can build the best St. Louis Mount Rushmore. Overarching is filmed and recorded at Fly North Theatricals in South City, St. Loogie McGoogieMerch: https://overarching.myshopify.com/Hosted by Colin Healy, David Lemon, and Bradley RohlfProduced by Ashleigh BrandmeyerLogo design by J.P. Burks aka SkrubTheme music, used with permission, is "Bud" by Darkbuster

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