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Saint Louis In Tune
by Motif Media Group, LLC
Welcome to St Louis In Tune! Thank you for joining us for fresh perspectives on issues and events with experts, community leaders, and everyday people who are making a difference that shapes our society and world. The show is co-hosted by Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston.
Episodes
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Voices of 9/11: Personal Stories and Artistic Tributes
Arnold Stricker and co-host Mark Langston introduce a special rebroadcast for the 25th remembrance of September 11, featuring remarks from the show’s 20th anniversary guests: photographer Henry Leutwyler and writer Kimberly Rex. Leutwyler discusses his National Geographic portfolio of recovered...
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Character: The Foundation of Personal and Professional Success
Character matters, folks! From the office to the classroom, character is the secret sauce that makes everything better. Our conversation is with Mike Park, the CEO of CharacterPlus®, the largest and most successful community-wide character education initiative in the country. He examines and...
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Oxfest is Back and Bigger Than Ever!
Nestled in the heart of Washington, Missouri, Oxfest has become a staple of the local music scene. We’re joined by Ken Boland, emcee of the event, and he takes us on a journey through the festival's inception. Picture this: a few friends reminiscing about their late brothers, the discussion turns...
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Festival of Nations: A Cultural Tapestry in St. Louis
Gather around, friends! We’re getting our lawn chairs, walking shoes, and appetite ready for a world of cultural connection through the Festival of Nations. It is a spectacular event that’s more than just a festival – it’s a celebration of unity, diversity, and delicious food! Imagine this…
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Andre' Mack: Lessons on Passion, Wine, & Life
Andre' Mack joins us to discuss his incredible journey through the world of wine and opens up about the pivotal moments that shaped his career and life. He shares his initial inspiration which came from watching a television show and the “aha” moment tasting three different wines side by side....
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From Buddy Guy to Foghat: Livin' Loud with Scott Holt
Our conversation flows like a smooth blues riff as Scott Holt dives into the core of his musical journey. He isn’t just a guitarist; he’s a storyteller, weaving tales of his experiences with legends like Buddy Guy and the camaraderie he shares with his bandmates in Foghat. It's refreshing to hear...
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Award-Winning Theater: Rebekah Scallet & the Latest from the New Jewish Theater!
Rebecca Scallet, the artistic director of the New Jewish Theater, joins us for a conversation that’s as enlightening as it is entertaining. We kick things off by discussing the theater's impressive accolades, including a staggering 31 nominations and 14 wins at the St. Louis Theatre Circle. But...
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Run for a Cause: Join the Race for Refugees in St. Louis!
Samson Hillary joins us to talk about the Race for Refugees, an event that’s not just about running but about community and compassion. This year’s 5K race takes place in the beautiful Tower Grove Park. Race for Refugees connects to the larger mission of the International Institute of St. Louis,...
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Joey Zanaboni: Hotter than Fresh Tomato Soup at a Drywall Bonfire
Get ready for a whirlwind of stories and laughs as we sit down with Joey Zanaboni to discuss his latest venture, "St. Louis Sports for Kids Forever Lore." Joey’s infectious personality shines through as he shares his journey from being a kid with dreams of calling sports to becoming a vibrant…
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Nikola Tesla: Light It Up – An Original Rock Opera
Buckle up for an electrifying ride as we charge into the innovative world of Nikola Tesla with your favorite hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston. This episode shines a spotlight on the highly anticipated Nikola Tesla "Light it Up" An Original Rock Opera featuring the creative minds of Mark...
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Film, Courage, and Connection: The Heart of the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
The St. Louis Jewish Film Festival is not just about watching films; it’s a tapestry of community connection and storytelling that transcends generations. Kicking off from March 15th to 26th, this festival is a celebration of diverse narratives that remind us of our shared humanity. John Wilson,...
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Banjo, Ukulele, & Harmonica: Sandy Weltman's Musical Journey
Sandy Weltman, a harmonica virtuoso with an impressive backstory, graces the podcast with his lively tales and musical insights. He kicks things off with a delightful connection to St. Louis sports legend Stan Musial, sharing how both he and Musial have a shared love for the harmonica. As the...
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Great Rivers Greenway: Making Pathways & Building Communities
Emma Klues, joins us to talk about the Great Rivers Greenway (GRG), a regional public agency which helps connect St. Louis City, County, and St. Charles County with a network of scenic greenways. From lush trails perfect for biking, walking, and running to the history, partnerships, and community...
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Circus Harmony's Mysterioso: The Great Cookie Caper!
A vibrant circus mystery unfolds at Circus Harmony, where somersaulting sleuths are hot on the trail of a cookie caper! It’s not just any cookie, folks; someone’s pilfered the precious chocolate chip treat from the cookie jar, and the show titled 'Mysterioso' promises a whirlwind of acrobatics…
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Connecting Moms to Help Navigate Motherhood
Rebekah Coste, the founder of St. Louis Mom, shares her inspiring journey of motherhood and community building. She opens up about her unique experiences, starting from her days as a new mom in France to her current mission of supporting moms in St. Louis. Rebekah reminisces about the challenges…
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Grand Allusion: Behind the Styx Tribute
Carlos Bedoya and Scott Marlin bring the St. Louis music scene to life in this engaging episode, where they share their experiences as part of Grand Allusion, a tribute band dedicated to the iconic Styx. With a background as an electrical engineer, Carlos has an interesting perspective on how...
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Behind the Scenes with Gordon Meyer: Hollywood's Master Storyteller
Gordon Meyer is a dynamic force in the entertainment industry, and his journey from a 12-year-old voice actor to the mastermind behind Hollywood's Master Storytellers is nothing short of inspiring. He started his career early, voicing Buster Brown for a commercial, and quickly transitioned into...
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Year-End Extravaganza: Shows, Bad Xmas Songs, Jokes, & Reflections
In this episode of Saint Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston review shows from the past year, share Christmas songs you may want to avoid, and highlight some of the best jokes of the year. The hosts reflect on the community-driven aspects of their show, celebrating some of…
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An Architectural Marvel & Mosaic Mastery: The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis
Exploring the grand tapestry of St. Louis history, the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis emerges not just as a sacred space but as a monument to time itself. Our conversation with John C. Guenther dives into the architectural marvel that is the Cathedral Basilica, weaving through its 352-year...
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Letters Home from World War II: Unearthing St. Louis' Hidden Histories
Christopher Alan Gordon takes us on a captivating journey through time as he unveils the poignant stories captured in his latest book, "Letters Home from World War II: St. Louis, Messages of Hope and Heartbreak from the Front Lines." We get to peek into personal correspondence that emerged from…
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Seeing Beyond Sight: Andrew Leland's Journey Through Blindness
Andrew Leland joins us for a deeply engaging chat about his life and his memoir, The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight. This isn't just any old memoir; it's a journey through the intricate layers of navigating life as someone experiencing blindness. Picture this: Andrew, a writer...
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Outdoor Enthusiasts Unite: Gateway Expo 2025 Insights
Get ready to embrace the great outdoors like never before at the Gateway Outdoor Expo + Summit, happening November 14th through 16th at the St. Charles Convention Center! This event is the ultimate playground for outdoor enthusiasts, and I had the chance to catch up with Brad Kovach, the founder...
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The Holocaust's Hidden Hero: Meet Fritz Bauer
Picture this: A world where the Holocaust is just a tiny footnote in the grand saga of World War II, where Auschwitz is a mere mention in a history book, overshadowed by the local chemical industry. Sounds unreal, right? Well, that was the reality in post-war West Germany—a time when many folks...
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No Soup for You? Not Anymore! Anne Carpenter Shares Her Secrets
Imagine curling up with a steaming bowl of soup that wraps around you like a warm hug. That's the sort of comfort that Anne Carpenter, a soup aficionado with over 30 years of experience, brings to the table. In our conversation, we unwrap her latest book, Soup for You, where she dishes out not…
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Tim Waurick: The Man Behind the Melodies
Tim Warrick is not just a tenor; he’s a powerhouse of barbershop harmony, and this episode captures his essence beautifully. With roots that trace back to singing at age four, Tim has built a career that intertwines his passion for music with a dedication to education and community. Our...
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From Spruce Goose to Space: The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum
Terry Howell, the Chief Operating Officer of the Evergreen Aviation and Space Museum, takes us on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of aviation history. Nestled in McMinnville, Oregon, this museum is not just a collection of aircraft; it’s a vibrant hub dedicated to preserving the...
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Chicken, Catfish, and Community: Rick Lewis' Culinary Journey
Rick Lewis is more than just a chef; he's a culinary storyteller whose journey is as flavorful as his dishes. His career began in a mom-and-pop restaurant, where he honed his skills and learned the essence of what it means to create comforting, heartfelt food. Fast forward to today, and Rick has...
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Understanding Stuttering: Personal Stories and Professional Perspectives
In a lively discussion about stuttering, the episode shines a light on the often-overlooked community of individuals who stutter. Our guests, Christine Rose, Jamie Saunders-Anglin, and Molly Porzel, offer a wealth of knowledge and personal anecdotes that enrich the conversation. Christine, a...
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The Intersection of Art, History, Science, & Route 66
The Neon Museum of St. Louis is not just a place; it's a vibrant testament to the intersection of art, history, and science, all wrapped up in the glow of neon lights. Executive director, Deborah Katon lights up the captivating journey of the museum located on the neon highway, Route 66. The Neon...
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Exploring the Historical and Cultural Tapestry of St. Louis Parks
Parks are like the little green lungs of a city, and in St. Louis, they’re practically bursting with stories! We kick things off by boasting about our beloved parks, the perfect spots for a picnic, a casual stroll, or a wild bike ride to nowhere. But wait, did you know there’s a park that was…
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The Heart of Ox Fest: Music, Community, and Giving
OxFest is not just a music festival; it’s a celebration of community, giving, and the joy of coming together to support a good cause. In this episode, we sit down with the charismatic Ken Boland, who has been the emcee of OxFest since its inception. The episode takes you on a journey through the...
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Unplugged with Nick Gusman: Insights, New Music, and Plenty of Room!
Get ready for a heart-to-heart with Nick Gusman on a musical journey which takes us from St. Louis to the streets of England! This episode is like getting a backstage pass to his creative mind as we explore the ins and outs of his latest project, “Plenty of Room.” As he gears up for a show at…
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Preserving History While Innovating the Future: Trivers Architecture's 50-Year Anniversary
Trivers Architecture has carved a niche in the architectural landscape by emphasizing the importance of adaptive reuse and historic preservation. Celebrating 50 years in the business, Joe Brinkmann, Joel Fuoss, and Amy Gilbertson sat down with us to share their philosophy on creating buildings…
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Behind the Scenes of the Tennessee Williams Festival: Celebrating 10 Years of Drama and Delight!
Tennessee Williams’s legacy continues to flourish in St. Louis, thanks to the vibrant Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis, now celebrating its 10th anniversary. In this episode, we have a delightful chat with Carrie Houk, the mastermind behind the festival. She opens up about her journey from a...
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Rock Your August with Mr. Blue Sky: ELO Tribute Concert Awaits!
The podcast kicks off with a bang as we dive into the upcoming concert featuring Mr. Blue Sky, A Tribute to the Electric Light Orchestra. Our guest, Jeff Faulkner, takes us behind the scenes of what makes this tribute band a must-see. From their stellar setlist that keeps evolving with new...
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Raising a Glass to History: Hermann, MO's Rich Heritage
Imagine stepping back in time to uncover the hidden gems of Hermann, Missouri, a town rich in history and culture. Our conversation with Dea Hoover opens the pages of her latest book, Hermann, Missouri: A Walk Through History, where we explore the fascinating tales of this charming place. We kick...
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Get Off the Beaten Path: Discover Small Town Missouri
Small towns are the heart and soul of Missouri, and what better way to explore this vibrant culture than through the lens of Caitlin Yeager's new book, Small Town Missouri? This episode of Saint Louis in Tune opens to the colorful tapestry of Missouri's lesser-known gems. From charming town…
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Harry Weber: Sculpting History
Harry Weber takes us on a captivating journey through the world of sculpture and art. From his early days drawing to creating monumental works that grace parks and public spaces, Harry shares the stories behind his inspirations and the creative process that fuels his artistry. With a casual,...
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Clowning Around with Purpose: Circus Flora's Community Impact
Ever wondered what it’s like to grow up in a circus? Well, Jack Marsh, who literally rode a Clydesdale as a toddler and has a resume that includes Harvard and corporate law, shares his journey from the courtroom to the center ring. We kick things off with amusing stories of his childhood in…
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Boxing, Wrestling, & Beer Since 1890 - The South Broadway Athletic Club
Imagine a place steeped in history, where the echoes of punches thrown and cheers from wrestling matches still resonate. That’s the South Broadway Athletic Club (SBAC), a St. Louis institution that has stood the test of time since 1899. In this episode, we sit down with authors Miriam Moynihan…
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15th MOCM Festival - the spirit that moves us
Join us on a melodic journey as we explore the upcoming Missouri Chamber Music Festival with executive director Nina Ferrigno! This year’s event is set to be a spectacular showcase of talent, innovation, and, of course, beautiful music, running from June 9th to 20th, 2025. Nina shares all about…
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Race for Reconciliation: Run or Walk - Most of All Unite!
The Race for Reconciliation 5K is not your average race; it's a heartfelt initiative that aims to mend the fabric of the St. Louis community. Brandon Wilkes, the executive director of the St. Louis Reconciliation Network, joins us to shed light on this important event that symbolizes more than…
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The Immigration Game: How Laws & Policies Shape Lives in America
The immigration discussion in America can often feel like a game of hot potato – everyone wants to pass it off without really addressing the core issues. In this lively conversation, we gather insights from immigration attorneys David J. Harris and Caitlin O'Connor as they help us sift through…
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Preserving History: The Legacy of the Field House Museum
Nestled in the heart of St. Louis, the Field House Museum recently reopened its doors after an unexpected restoration from a dramatic pipe burst that turned the historic house into a water park. Stephanie Bliss, the museum's dynamic executive director, joins hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark…
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Don't Get Catfished: The Real Talk on Dating Scams with Patsy Roach
Patsy Roach joins the conversation today, delving into the murky waters of online dating scams. She shares her eye-opening journey from being a casual observer of the dating scene to a full-fledged advocate against scammers. Her tales of 'love bombing' and the emotional manipulation tactics...
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Tales from the Diamond: The 12 Rings of the St. Louis Cardinals!
This episode is a treasure trove for baseball enthusiasts! With the dynamic duo of Bob Tiemann and Ron Jacober in the studio, we explore the legendary legacy of the St. Louis Cardinals and their impressive 12 World Series titles. Bob, an award-winning historian, takes us through the timeline of...
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What AmeriCorps Funding Cut Means for Survivors of Human Trafficking
The recent suspension of AmeriCorps funding has ignited a crucial conversation about the support systems in place for community organizations like Healing Action Network. In this episode, Arnold and Mark engage with Katie Rhodes and Courtney Hudzik to dissect the implications of this funding cut,...
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Lincoln, Douglas, and the Race That Changed History!
Jan Jacobi brings his historical expertise to the forefront in a riveting discussion about his latest book, Lincoln and Douglass. The conversation explores the rich tapestry of their friendship, drawing parallels to the beloved fable of the tortoise and the hare. Jan likens Lincoln's slow and...
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Behind the HOF Plaques: Untold Stories of St. Louis Baseball Greats
Get ready to swing for the fences as we delve into the fascinating realm of St. Louis baseball with Ed Wheatley, an award-winning author and film producer deeply involved in St. Louis sports. Wheatley discusses his new book, From St. Louis to Cooperstown: Baseball Legends, Born and Made in the...
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Meet Thaddeus Stevens: The Original Civil Rights Advocate
We introduce listeners to Thaddeus Stevens, a significant yet often overlooked figure in American history. As an ardent opponent of slavery, Stevens played crucial roles in the passage of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments, and led efforts to impeach President Andrew Johnson. Bruce Levine…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to St Louis In Tune! Thank you for joining us for fresh perspectives on issues and events with experts, community leaders, and everyday people who are making a difference that shapes our society and world. The show is co-hosted by Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston.
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Motif Media Group, LLC
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