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314 Day is not just a day; it's a full-blown celebration of everything that makes St. Louis sparkle. It is a week-long extravaganza where the city's unique culture, vibrant businesses, and community spirit take center stage. Our guest, Tatum Polk, one of the masterminds behind this annual festivity, spills the beans on how this grassroots celebration has evolved over the past 19 years.
He reminisces about the humble beginnings of 314 Day, where it all started with just him and his buddy Dip rallying the city to embrace its pride during a time of uncertainty. Fast forward almost two decades; 314 Day has blossomed into a globally recognized event that not only highlights local talent but also fosters a sense of community and belonging. We also chat about the exciting lineup of events this year.
It's clear that 314 Day is more than just a celebration—it's a movement that brings people together, honors the city's heritage, and builds a brighter future for all its residents. So, grab your friends, family, and a sense of adventure, because 314 Day is here to remind us why we love St. Louis!
[00:00] Introduction to 314 Day
[00:31] Hosts Introduction and Banter
[01:45] Sponsor Acknowledgment and Community Message
[02:58] Interview with Tatum Polk: Origins of 314 Day
[06:00] 314 Day's Growth and Community Impact
[09:07] Fun Facts and Local Trivia
[11:01] Community Involvement and Future Plans
[16:45] Encouraging Participation and Final Thoughts
[21:21] Sponsor Messages and Upcoming Events
[26:48] JJ Twigs and Old Vienna Collaboration
[27:10] Celebrating 314 Day with Local Businesses
[28:06] Unique 314 Day Events and Activities
[28:21] Challenges in Promoting 314 Day
[28:59] 314 Day Themed Menus and Specials
[31:58] Library Events and Scavenger Hunts
[35:08] Fun Facts and Word of the Day
[36:44] National Days and Observances
[43:56] Humorous Anecdotes and Jokes
[48:45] Conclusion and Farewell
Takeaways:
314 Day is all about celebrating the rich culture and community spirit of St. Louis, and it lasts a whole week, not just a day! Tatum Polk shares how 314 Day has evolved from a small event to a globally recognized celebration over the past 19 years. This year, 314 Day includes a variety of fun events like scavenger hunts and a community cleanup, promoting civic pride and unity. The founders of 314 Day aim to spread awareness about St. Louis, encouraging everyone to take part and celebrate their local culture. 314 Day emphasizes community involvement, inviting businesses and residents to join in the festivities and help shape a brighter future for St. Louis. With engaging events and a focus on local pride, 314 Day is a fantastic way for St. Louisans to come together and appreciate their city!314 Day Home Page314 Day Events from March 4 – March 16 – STLMade314 Day Instagram
This is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#314day #stlouiscelebration #StLouisculture #communitycelebration #stlevents #314Dayactivities #StLouisspirit #314Dayscavengerhunt
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We celebrate the 30th anniversary of the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, highlighting an impressive lineup of films from March 30th to April 8th at B&B Theaters in Creve Coeur. Hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss the festival with John Wilson, the Director of Cultural Arts at the Jewish Community Center of St. Louis, and Wendy Sachs, director of the documentary 'October 8th.'
The discussion moves into the significance of the film, which addresses the surge of anti-Semitism following the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023. Wendy shares her personal journey and the challenges faced in creating the documentary, shedding light on the coordinated efforts behind the rise of anti-Semitism and the importance of education and awareness.
John and Wendy emphasize the importance of using the festival and films like 'October 8' to educate the public, provoke meaningful conversations, and foster community engagement. The festival aims to provide a diverse cinematic experience that is both informative and entertaining, covering themes from historical to contemporary issues, comedy, and more.
[00:00] Introduction to the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
[00:33] Meet the Hosts and Today's Special Guest
[01:01] Return to Civility: A Thoughtful Reminder
[02:14] Introducing John Wilson: Festival Director
[02:57] Wendy Sachs: A Multi-Hyphenate Talent
[04:41] The Making of 'October 8th': Wendy's Journey
[07:05] Challenges in Hollywood: The Struggle for Distribution
[11:27] The Coordinated Effort Behind Campus Activism
[13:37] Festival Highlights and Thematic Films
[18:56] Wendy Sachs on Selecting Documentary Participants
[21:36] Exploring Modern Anti-Semitism
[24:39] Introduction to the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival
[25:51] Highlighting Key Films and Themes
[30:13] Personal Reflections and Impact
[35:18] Call to Action and Education
[38:36] Conclusion and Farewell
Takeaways:
The St. Louis Jewish Film Festival is celebrating its 30th anniversary with an exciting lineup of films that promise to stir up some serious conversation. Wendy Sachs, director of the documentary 'October 8th', shares her journey creating a film that tackles the rise of antisemitism in America, sparked by recent events. John Wilson, the festival director, emphasizes the importance of community engagement through cinema, aiming for viewers to leave with new perspectives and a sense of connection. The film festival features a variety of films, from serious documentaries to light-hearted comedies, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy and discuss.October 8 | Official Website | March 14 2025Wendy SachsSt. Louis Jewish Film Festival - St. Louis JCC
Links referenced in this episode:
stljewishfilmfestival.orgoctober8film.comjccstl.comdredscottlives.orgEpisode with Benjamin Ginsberg on The New Anti-Semitism: The Left, the Right, and the JewsThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to
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We are going to chart a course into the turbulent waters of American history and have a conversation as we sail through the life of John Andrew Jackson, an escaped slave whose story is as riveting as it is pivotal. Dr. Susanna Ashton, a professor at Clemson University and the author of A Plausible Man, takes us on a journey that begins with Jackson’s harrowing escape from slavery in South Carolina and his unexpected encounter with Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'.
With wit and insight, Dr. Ashton reveals how Jackson's narrative, filled with clever banter and sharp observations, not only inspired Stowe's famous novel Uncle Tom's Cabin, but also played an essential role in the abolitionist movement. The conversation flows exploring themes of resilience, identity, and the power of storytelling, all while shedding light on the often-overlooked characters who shaped the fight against slavery. The episode serves as a powerful reminder of the human spirit's capacity to endure and inspire change.
[00:00] The Fugitive Slave Ad
[00:38] Harriet Beecher Stowe's Encounter
[02:04] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune
[04:13] Interview with Dr. Susanna Ashton
[05:50] John Andrew Jackson's Story
[17:22] Jackson's Life in England and Beyond
[21:50] The Impact of Uncle Tom's Cabin
[30:17] Research and Writing Process
[32:08] Life's Unexpected Turns
[32:28] Llama Adventures During COVID
[33:14] The Canadian Census Mystery
[37:13] Jackson's Literacy Journey
[42:02] Uncovering Family Roots
[44:27] Upcoming Speaking Events
[45:11] The Importance of Primary Sources
[48:52] Final Thoughts and Reflections
Takeaways:
Dr. Susanna Ashton dives deep into the life of John Andrew Jackson, revealing his journey from slavery to becoming an influential figure behind Uncle Tom's Cabin. The story highlights the importance of personal narratives in understanding historical contexts, especially regarding slavery and freedom. Ashton emphasizes the role of primary sources in history, encouraging listeners to explore documents that tell the real stories of marginalized voices. We learn how Jackson's wit and charisma not only helped him escape bondage but also made him a captivating speaker and storyteller who influenced many. The episode reveals how Harriet Beecher Stowe's encounter with Jackson inspired her to write Uncle Tom's Cabin, changing the course of American literature. Ashton discusses the challenges Jackson faced in his later life, including his efforts to support his family and community after escaping slavery.Susanna Ashton, Ph.D.Susanna Ashton | Clemson University College of Arts and HumanitiesA Plausible Man | The New PressA Plausible Man - [email protected] on Bluesky
This is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#harrietbeecherstowe #uncletomscabin #susannaashton #johnandrewjackson #slavenarrative #charlesspurgeon #americanliterature
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Father Dominic Garramone, also affectionately known as the 'Bread Monk', takes us on a delightful journey in this episode, where baking transcends the mere act of cooking and becomes a form of ministry and connection. He emphasizes that baking is not just about the final product but the journey that brings people together.
The episode offers practical advice for novice bakers too. Father Dom shares tips on dealing with yeast, kneading techniques, and the importance of temperature in baking. The discussion also covers the evolution of pizza and how backyard ovens have sparked a new interest in gourmet pizza-making at home. With humor and warmth, Father Dominic encourages us to experiment, embrace our culinary creativity, and most importantly, to share our baked goods with family and friends.
[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune
[01:08] Return to Civility: Dining Etiquette
[03:20] Father Dominic Garramone: The Bread Monk
[04:54] Father Dom's Early Baking Journey
[07:20] The Art of Bread Making
[12:08] Thursday Night Pizza: New Edition
[13:09] Pizza Making Tips and Tricks
[24:20] Pizza Parties and Community
[31:34] Italian Beef Pizza and Super Bowl Party Hit
[32:12] Experimenting with Hotter Pizzas
[33:21] Pizza Preferences and Pineapple Debate
[35:05] Baking as a Spiritual Experience
[37:58] The Journey to a TV Show
[40:25] Impact and Recognition
[42:40] The Essence of Baking: Reasons Over Recipes
[45:23] Fun and Farewell
Takeaways:
This episode features Father Dominic Garramone, a beloved monk and cooking show host who has a delightful knack for baking and all things bread-related. We dive into the art of baking bread, with Father Dom sharing his personal journey and experiences that make baking such a spiritual and nostalgic activity. Father Dominic emphasizes that baking is all about community and sharing, as every loaf is a chance to connect with others and create lasting memories. The conversation covers everything from the basics of dough-making to the nuances of using different types of flour for pizza, making it both informative and entertaining. We also discuss the importance of the right temperature for yeast activation, and how to avoid common baking mistakes that can ruin your dough. Lastly, we touch on Father Dom's new book edition, which includes exciting pizza recipes and everything you need to know about hosting your own pizza party at home.
The Bread Monk - The Bread MonkReedy Press - Thursday Night Pizza 2nd EditionFr. Dom's Books - The Bread MonkAll Categories - The Bread Monk Talking About Pizza Spinners-useful tools for backyard pizza makingFacebook-Father DominicYouTube-Father DominicCompanies mentioned in this episode:
PBS The Order of St. Benedict St. Bede Abbey Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Catholic Press AssociationThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#breadmaking #breadmonk #fatherdom #fatherdominic #pizzamaking #pizzaovens #doughydelights #breadhead
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Sean Zalmanoff, founder and chief loan officer of Better Rate Mortgage, covers an array of mortgage-related topics. The discussion delves into the various types of loans available, the importance of starting early in the mortgage application process, and practical tips for improving credit scores. Sean offers insights into mortgage refinancing, the benefits of different loan terms, and shares useful financial advice for both first-time homebuyers and seasoned borrowers. The episode emphasizes the importance of working with knowledgeable mortgage professionals for a smoother and more informed home-buying experience.
[00:00] Introduction and Welcome
[01:18] Encouraging Local Businesses
[01:53] Challenges of the Restaurant Industry
[03:00] Guest Introduction: Sean Zalmanoff
[03:24] Sean's Journey into the Mortgage Industry
[04:24] The Impact of 9/11 on the Mortgage Industry
[05:09] Starting a Mortgage Business
[08:44] The Great Recession and Its Aftermath
[12:07] Modern Mortgage Industry Insights
[15:19] Understanding Different Loan Types
[17:46] The Importance of Financial Literacy
[22:31] Break and Sponsor Messages
[24:46] Return and Mortgage History
[25:48] Get Ready: Essential Mortgage Preparation Tips
[29:14] Credit Scores Demystified: What You Need to Know
[30:36] Down Payments and Financial Planning
[33:39] Smart Strategies for Managing Debt
[44:11] The Importance of Pre-Approval
[48:58] Choosing the Right Realtor and Loan Officer
[53:20] Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Takeaways:
Supporting local businesses in their first 60 days is crucial for their survival and growth. A simple word of encouragement can energize a new business owner and motivate them to keep going. When entering the mortgage market, starting the application process early can save time and stress later on. Understanding the different types of loans available can empower first-time buyers to make informed decisions. Refinancing can help save money, but it's essential to weigh the costs versus benefits before making a move. Choosing the right loan officer can make a significant difference in your mortgage experience and financial future.
Home - Better Rate MortgageThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
Links referenced in this episode:
betterratemortgage.comdredscottlives.orgCompanies mentioned in this episode:
Fannie Mae Freddie Mac USDA Better Rate Mortgage Monster Mortgage#mortgageadvice #mortgagesolutions #mortgages #betterratemortgage #mortgagetips #fanniemaeloans #freddiemacloans #fhaloans #conventionalloans
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Join us for a delightful conversation with William Roth, the artistic director of the St. Louis Actors' Studio, as he shares his journey through the world of theater and the upcoming production of Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey into Night'. Roth begins by recounting how his theater survived the pandemic, creatively adapting to keep their audience engaged with innovative productions and virtual experiences. His stories add a nice sprinkle of humor and humility, showcasing the resilience of the theater community during tough times.
As the discussion deepens, Roth dives into the heart of O'Neill's work, discussing why 'Long Day's Journey into Night' is not just a play but a profound reflection on family dynamics and addiction. He shares his excitement about the cast and the collaborative efforts that bring the characters to life, emphasizing the emotional truths embedded in the narrative. The conversation flows seamlessly as the hosts and Roth explore the nuances of acting and directing, touching on the importance of trust and chemistry among the cast members.
The episode wraps up with essential details about the upcoming production, encouraging listeners to experience this powerful play firsthand. Roth's passion for theater is infectious, and his insights into the creative process make this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the performing arts. With a perfect blend of light-hearted humor and deep reflections on the human experience, this episode will leave audiences feeling inspired to support local theater.
[00:00] Introduction and Opening Remarks
[00:31] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune
[01:15] Return to Civility: Walking Pace
[02:29] Interview with William Roth: Background and Career
[03:09] Adapting During the Pandemic
[05:05] Founding the St. Louis Actors Studio
[06:56] Austin Pendleton and Master Classes
[08:55] Long Day's Journey into Night: Production Insights
[09:25] William Roth's Theater Journey
[18:45] Challenges and Rewards of Live Theater
[31:20] Upcoming Events and Final Thoughts
[34:30] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation's Commemorative Stamp Campaign
[35:32] Behind the Scenes with Arnold and Mark
[36:33] Interview with William Roth
[38:49] Word of the Day: Fugatious
[39:58] National Days and Fun Facts
[45:28] Super Bowl and Sports Talk
[49:25] Humorous Anecdotes and Jokes
[51:38] Conclusion and Farewell
Takeaways:
William Roth, the founder of St. Louis Actors Studio, emphasizes the importance of adapting to challenges like the pandemic, showcasing creativity in keeping theater alive. The podcast dives into Eugene O'Neill's play 'Long Day's Journey into Night', highlighting its timeless themes of family struggle and addiction. William shares his journey from actor to artistic director, revealing how the St. Louis Actors Studio came to be and its mission to support local talent. The discussion touches on the unique process of rehearsal with director Austin Pendleton, focusing on a fluid and organic approach to acting. Listeners are encouraged to experience live theater at the Gaslight Theater, where intimacy with the actors enhances the emotional impact of the performances.A key takeaway is the idea that theater reflects real-life struggles, making it relatable and essential for building empathy among audiences.
St. Louis Actors Studio William Roth WebsiteFacebook - Gaslight Theaterx.com St Louis Actors' StudioThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to
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In this lively episode of Saint Louis in Tune, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston take a whimsical look back at their 2024 shows, sharing the most popular highlights that had their listeners buzzing. Imagine a highlight reel that combines the best moments from a podcast with a dash of humor and a sprinkle of friendship—that's what we get here. They dive into the episodes that struck a chord, exploring why certain topics resonated so deeply with their audience while also pointing out the ones that didn’t quite hit the mark. It’s a behind-the-scenes peek at podcasting that feels both personal and relatable.
This episode is a celebration of not just the content we have created, but of the community we have built—one laugh, one story, and one insightful discussion at a time. Whether you’re a long-time listener or tuning in for the first time, this episode is a perfect representation of the spirit of St. Louis in Tune.
This is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#stlintune #communityradio #freddieleesghettosauce #healingaction
Companies mentioned in this episode:
St. Louis in Tune Apple Podcasts Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Freddie Lee's Ghetto Sauce International Institute of St. Louis JCCA Healing Action Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Gateway Grizzlies
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An important episode where we discuss the complexities and common misconceptions surrounding Medicare. Joining Mark and me are Dan Mangus, Vice President of Growth and Development for Senior Benefit Specialists, and Luke Atchison, to provide expert insights on the various parts of Medicare - Part A, B, C, and D.
Discussion covers important enrollment dates, the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on Medicare Part D, and the necessity of obtaining appropriate Medicare plans based on individual needs. There is an emphasis on the importance of having a knowledgeable advisor, the pitfalls of choosing plans based on current health without foreseeing future needs, and the need for additional coverage like Medigap or other insurance plans to supplement Medicare. Various CMS resources and tools for better understanding Medicare are recommended (in the show notes below), and listeners are urged to start preparing for Medicare well before turning 65. Listen to the Alphabet Soup of Medicare with Dan Mangus.
[00:00] Introduction to Medicare Misinformation
[00:39] Meet the Hosts and Catching Up
[01:39] Empathy and Civility in Everyday Life
[02:49] Introducing the Medicare Experts
[03:45] Medicare Basics: Parts A and B
[05:27] Medicare Parts C and D Explained
[06:32] Medigap and Recent Changes in Medicare
[10:25] Key Dates and Enrollment Periods
[15:23] Finding Reliable Medicare Information
[19:39] Misinformation and Marketing Tactics
[22:27] Mistakes and Key Questions in Medicare
[26:45] Support for Low-Income Individuals
[27:58] State-Specific Insurance Differences
[28:59] Investigating Medicare Before 65
[29:35] Common Medicare Mistakes
[30:03] Understanding Zero Premium Programs
[31:19] Supplementing Medicare Advantage
[32:15] Leveraging Your Health for Insurance
[34:46] Questions to Ask Your Medicare Specialist
[37:17] Resources for Medicare Education
[43:41] The Role of Advisors and Brokers
[45:27] Holistic Healthcare Decisions
Takeaways:
Medicare has different parts, each serving unique healthcare coverage needs, so understanding them is crucial. Open enrollment periods for Medicare are specific, running from October 15 to December 7 each year. The recent Inflation Reduction Act significantly alters Medicare Part D, lowering out-of-pocket costs. When choosing a Medicare plan, always consider your current and potential future healthcare needs. Consulting with local Medicare specialists can help you navigate the complex options available. Be wary of marketing claims promising too-good-to-be-true benefits; seek accurate information.
2025 Medicare CostsAbout Publication 969, Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans | Internal Revenue ServiceAppealing Income Related Monthly Adjustment Amount of Medicare Part D or Part B PremiumsThe Alphabet Soup of Medicare - Saint Louis In Tune with Dan MangusWelcome to Medicare | MedicareIntroduction to Medicare -
In this show we discuss mental health with representatives from StoryStitchers, a St. Louis-based nonprofit using social justice arts and youth programming to address mental health issues and gun violence. Project coordinator Emeara Burns and intern Houston Himes share insights on their mental health campaign, which includes creating public service announcements (PSAs) to destigmatize mental health care among young African Americans.
They talk about their organization’s impact through creative expression, school assemblies, and community engagement. The episode also highlights the importance of recognizing mental health triggers and seeking help, while sharing resources like the 988 crisis hotline and the City of St. Louis Behavioral Health Bureau.
[00:00] Introduction to Mental Health
[00:30] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune
[01:24] Introducing StoryStitchers
[03:23] StoryStitchers' Impact and Community Response
[04:30] Personal Journeys with StoryStitchers
[07:30] The Mental Health PSA Campaign
[09:43] Resources and Support for Mental Health
[13:31] Assemblies and Community Engagement
[26:48] Final Thoughts and Encouragement
[29:50] Closing Remarks
Takeaways:
Mental health is essential for coping with life stresses and contributing to the community. Story Stitchers utilizes art and creativity to address mental health issues in youth. The importance of open discussions about mental health to help reduce stigma in communities. Engaging with young people through poetry and music fosters healing and self-expression. Resources and support are available for mental health crises, including the hotline 988. Everyone experiences mental health challenges, and it's crucial to seek help and support.
St Louis Story Stitchers Facebook PageHome - Saint Louis Story StitchersPerception Isn't Always Reality: Mental Health - Saint Louis Story StitchersLinks referenced in this episode:
stluntune.comstorystitchers.org988lifeline.orgCompanies mentioned in this episode:
World Health Organization National Alliance on Mental Illness Story StitchersThis is Season 8! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#mentalhealth #storystitchers #psa #victimstovictors #mentalhealthawareness #stlouismentalhealth #988lifeline
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In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, Arnold Stricker introduces Brian Joseph, investigative journalist and author of 'Vegas Concierge: Sex Trafficking, Hip Hop, and Corruption in America.' The discussion delves into the operational intricacies of sex trafficking, the societal challenges faced by survivors, and how communities can support anti-trafficking efforts.
Joseph shares insights from his extensive investigation into a sex trafficking ring, highlighting the interplay between Las Vegas' casino industry and law enforcement's approach to prostitution. The conversation also touches on the influence of hip hop culture on societal norms, investigative journalism, and the emotional toll of reporting on such heavy topics. Resources for those affected by trafficking are provided below, emphasizing the importance of education and support.
[00:00] Introduction and Key Questions
[00:31] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune
[01:11] Return to Civility
[02:19] Introducing Brian Joseph
[03:04] Brian's Background and Book Overview
[04:06] The Vegas Sex Trafficking Investigation
[08:34] Challenges in Investigative Reporting
[16:54] The Intersection of Hip Hop and Sex Trafficking
[20:04] Emotional Impact and Public Reception
[25:09] Future Plans and Final Thoughts
[29:15] Resources and Conclusion
#sextrafficking #humantrafficking #Vegassextrafficking #BrianJoseph #traffickingsurvivors #investigativejournalism #traffickingawareness #humantraffickinghotline #VegasConcierge
Facebook - Vegas Concierge BookInstagram - Vegas Concierge BookVegas Concierge: Sex Trafficking, Hip Hop, and Corruption In America by Brian Joseph – The book by newspaper reporter and investigative journalist Brian JosephThis is Season 8! Leave a review on Apple Podcasts or on our website where you can find more episodes: stlintune.com
Links referenced in this episode:
stlintune.comjccstl.orgshowpass.comhelp@humantraffickinghotline.orgRESOURCES
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National Human Trafficking Hotline; 888.373.7888 available 24/7, SMS: 233733 (Text "HELP" or "INFO")Elevate Academy-online school for survivorsF.R.E.E. (Find, Restore, Embrace, Empower) International: social/legal servicesNational Trafficking Sheltered Alliance: network of organizations offering servicesRefuge for Women: continuum of care for female survivors of... -
Maria Holmes, author of 'Connections: Making the Most of the Moment' discusses how to support those who have lost loved ones, with Maria sharing personal stories of loss, particularly the tragic death of her son in an automobile accident. She emphasizes the importance of embracing pain, cherishing memories, and maintaining connections. Maria shares her experiences of moving from Colombia to the U.S., integrating into a new culture, and finding strength through family, faith, and community. The conversation covers overcoming hardships, the power of love, and the importance of staying connected in moments of grief and joy.
[00:00] Introduction and Opening Thoughts
[00:57] Guest Introduction: Maria Holmes
[02:23] Maria's Journey and Early Life
[03:17] Family and Cultural Experiences
[08:27] Teaching and Community Involvement
[12:28] Faith and Personal Stories
[15:09] A Painful Accident on Big Bend
[15:50] Coping with Loss and Family Support
[16:26] Signs from a Loved One
[17:43] Discussing the Book 'Connections'
[18:01] A Husband's Struggles and Faith
[18:43] Childhood Trauma and Divine Purpose
[19:55] Faith and Community Support
[25:04] The Power of Poetry and Memories
[27:49] Honoring a Son's Memory
[29:23] A Message of Faith, Hope, and Love
[30:38] Closing Thoughts and Gratitude
#faithhopelove #gratitude #communitysupport #griefsupport #makingconnections
¡Hola! Means Hello! - AmazonConnections: Making the Most of the Moment - AmazonThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
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We welcome Anne Carpenter, a seasoned baker and author of the book You Had Me at Pie. Anne shares insights into different types of pies, including fruit, custard, and transparent pies, along with expert tips on making the perfect pie crust, choosing the right ingredients, and essential baking tools. The conversation also delves into the rise of cooking at home post-Covid, pie classes at Kitchen Conservatory, and the merits of homemade vs. store-bought pies. The episode concludes with a look ahead at Anne's upcoming book on soups.
[00:00] Introduction and Warm-Up
[01:31] The Importance of Balance
[03:48] The Art of Pie Making
[04:10] Pie Preferences and Variations
[11:05] Pie Crust Mastery
[25:13] Fruit Pies and Thickeners
[27:15] Gelatin in Pies: When and Why
[27:43] Essential Pie-Making Tools
[29:54] Flour and Favorite Pies
[30:27] Cherry Pie Tips and Tricks
[31:38] Frozen Fruit for Pies
[32:19] Pie Classes and Pie Day
[33:05] Mincemeat and Raisin Pies
[35:53] Pot Pies and Savory Pies
[37:13] Meringue Pies: Challenges and Tips
[39:04] Cobbler: A Simple Alternative
[41:48] Pie Baking Tips and Tricks
[45:31] Upcoming Projects and Soup Book
[50:40] Closing Thoughts and Farewell
You Had Me at Pie! - Book by Anne CarpenterThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#piemaking #piecrust #baking #cherrypie #reedypress #bakingpies #potpies #fruitpies #piebaking
Links referenced in this episode:
dredscottlives.orgstlintune.com
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An engaging conversation centered around the upcoming sixth annual Italian Christmas concert, highlighting the collaboration between renowned opera singer Benedetta Orsi and the St. Louis Bologna Sister Cities organization. Scheduled for December 13th at the historic Basilica of St. Louis, the concert promises an evening filled with diverse musical performances, showcasing both classic and contemporary holiday songs from various cultures. Listeners are encouraged to attend this family-friendly event, which not only celebrates the season but also strengthens local ties and supports the arts in the community.
[00:00] Introduction and Event Announcement
[00:47] Hosts' Banter: National Wear Brown Shoes Day
[03:21] Return to Civility: Pedestrian Safety
[05:23] Guest Introduction: Benedetta Orsi
[05:49] Sixth Annual Italian Christmas Concert Details
[07:49] St. Louis and Bologna Sister Cities
[10:04] Concert Preparations and Highlights
[18:53] Benedetta Orsi's Busy Schedule
[20:05] Language Skills and Cultural Insights
[21:41] Event Recap and Ticket Information
[22:20] Ticket Information and Event Details
[22:48] Christmas Traditions and Family Stories
[23:56] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Announcement
[25:00] About St. Louis In Tune
[26:51] Upcoming Concert and Traditions Discussion
[38:02] Holiday Humor and Reflections
[42:40] Closing Remarks and Credits
Benedetta Orsi & Friends - 6th Annual Christmas concert Tickets, Fri, Dec 13, 2024 at 7:30 PM | EventbriteSt Louis - Bologna Sister CitiesLinks referenced in this episode:
stlouisitalians.comThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#music #christmasmusic #basilicastlouis #stlouisbolognasistercities #christmastraditions #benedettaorsi #oldcathedralstlouis FzrZbl5nPRTa5Q74qtFM
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Nick Gusman of Nick Gusman and the Coyotes joins us for a vibrant discussion about his latest album, "Lifting Heavy Things," which showcases the band's unique sound blending elements of country, rock, and folk. He shares insights into his musical journey, revealing how personal experiences and observations inspire his songwriting. Gusman emphasizes the importance of collaboration with his band members, highlighting how their chemistry leads to a cohesive and evolving sound.
The conversation also touches on the band's upcoming performances, including a highly anticipated show at the Old Rock House on December 13th. Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the creative process behind the album and the dynamic between Gusman and his talented bandmates.
[00:00] Introduction and Guest Welcome
[00:59] Return to Civility: Donate to Charity
[02:46] Nick Gusman: Musical Journey and New Album
[03:46] Band Formation and Evolution
[05:33] Upcoming Shows and Mini Tour
[08:04] Songwriting Process and Inspirations
[09:16] Recording the Album: Lifting Heavy Things
[15:36] Band Dynamics and Future Plans
[20:22] Quick Break and Upcoming Live Performance
[21:00] About St. Louis in Tune
[22:35] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation
[23:48] Live Performance by Nick Gusman
[28:49] Nick Gusman on European Tour
[31:18] Songwriting Process and Band Dynamics
[37:24] Upcoming Shows and Final Thoughts
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#music #nickgusmanandthecoyotes #oldrockhouse #indiemusic #stlouismusicscene #guitar #vinylalbum #nickgusman #songwriter #songwriting
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In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston discuss various events and issues, including an interview with Brad Kovach, Deputy Director at River City Foundation and publisher of Terrain Magazine.
Brad talks about the upcoming Gateway Outdoor Expo to be held at St. Charles Convention Center, sharing details about the event's evolution, activities like a 23-foot climbing wall and a Canoe with Santa Claus photo opportunity. The episode also touches on the mission of the River City Foundation to promote outdoor activities and the benefits of engaging with nature in the St. Louis region. Additionally, the show features some entertaining segments including music trivia, word of the day, and humorous anecdotes.
River City FoundationTerrain Magazine – Outdoor Recreation, Adventure & Culture | St. LouisGateway Outdoor Expo Home Page - Gateway Outdoor ExpoThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#gatewayoutdoorexpo #terrainmagazine #swimspa #rockclimbing #mountainbiking #flycasting #scubadiving
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gatewayoutdoorexpo.comterrain-mag.comrivercityfdn.orgCompanies mentioned in this episode:
Big Muddy Adventures Upper Limits Orvis Terrain Magazine River City Foundation Gateway Outdoor Expo
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Derek Black’s journey from the heart of white nationalism to a committed stance against racism provides a compelling exploration of identity, ideology, and personal transformation. Raised within a family that played a significant role in the white nationalist movement, Derek offers insights into the intricacies of this often-misunderstood group.
Discussion relates to the distinctions between white nationalism and white supremacy, personal internal conflicts, the pivotal moments of change during college years, and the importance of thoughtful discourse and community in altering deeply-held beliefs. Derek also talks about the upcoming engagement at the Mirowitz Performing Arts Center and transformation in their book The Klansman's Son, My Journey from White Supremacy to Anti-Racism.
St. Louis Jewish Book Festival Events & Schedule | St. Louis JCCDerek Black Presentation at the Jewish Book FestivalLinks referenced in this episode:
stlntune.comThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#whitenationalism #whitesupremacy #antiracism #Klansmansson #understandingrace #jccstl #socialideology
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Karen Kirsten’s memoir 'Irena's Gift' offers a profound exploration of family secrets, trauma, and the quest for identity against the backdrop of the Holocaust. Raised by a Holocaust survivor, Kirsten grew up in a household characterized by silence and hidden truths, where questions about her family's past were often met with dismissal. This episode delves into her personal journey of uncovering the complexities of her heritage, which was shrouded in layers of fear and secrecy including the unexpected kindness from an SS officer who played a crucial role in her mother's survival.
Kirsten’s reflections encourage a dialogue about the nature of good and evil, as well as the legacies of trauma that can permeate through generations. Kirsten's story becomes a mirror reflecting the struggles of many who grapple with their ancestry while trying to forge their own identity.
St. Louis Jewish Book Festival Events & Schedule | St. Louis JCCTickets to Karen Kirsten Presentation at the Jewish Book FestivalKaren Kirsten WebsiteThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
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Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston engage in a lively conversation with baseball historian Robert Tiemann and renowned sports broadcaster Ron Jacober, swinging into the rich history of the St. Louis Cardinals. The episode kicks off with a nod to trivia which sets the stage for a broader discussion about the memorable and often overlooked moments in Cardinals lore, as detailed in Tiemann's latest book, Immortal Moments in Cardinals History-2nd Edition.
Listeners are treated to a wealth of stories, including Tiemann's experiences researching the Cardinals’ past and Jacober's experiences as a broadcaster who has witnessed decades of baseball. The conversation delves into topics such as the changing dynamics of the game, the influence of money and media on baseball, and the nostalgia associated with past greats like Stan Musial and Bob Gibson. The episode is a heartfelt tribute to Cardinal baseball, celebrating the community's passion and the players' indelible marks on the sport.
[00:00] Cardinal Trivia Challenge
[00:30] Introduction to Saint Louis in Tune
[01:01] Returning to Civility
[02:03] Meet the Guests: Robert L. Tiemann and Ron Jacober
[03:36] Immortal Moments in Cardinals History
[04:59] Forgotten Highlights of the Cardinals
[06:40] The Origin of the Cardinals Name
[11:20] Ron Jacober's Broadcasting Journey
[16:41] Memorable Moments and Players
[29:07] Bob Gibson's Intensity and Career Stories
[30:52] Lou Brock and the Challenges of Reporting
[33:38] Changes in Baseball: Money and Pitching
[37:37] Umpires and Replay Technology
[39:59] Fan Expectations and Broadcast Revenue
[46:02] Book Signing Events and Closing Remarks
Immortal Moments in Cardinals History, 2nd Edition - Purchase the BookThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#stlcardinals #baseball #stlouisbaseball #bobgibson #loubrock #stanmusial #buschstadium #worldseries #baseballmemorabilia #halloffame
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In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview Mickey Bergman, an expert in high-stakes prisoner and hostage negotiations. Bergman, the CEO of Global Reach and former Chief Intergovernmental Mediator for the Richardson Center for Global Engagement, discusses the complexities of international diplomacy, emotional intelligence, and the personal toll of his work. He also shares stories from his book, co-authored with Ellis Henican, titled In the Shadows: True Stories of High-Stakes Negotiations to Free Americans Captured Abroad.
Bergman highlights the importance of urgency in negotiations and the psychological dimensions of dealing with nations like Israel, North Korea, and Russia. This episode delves into the emotional and strategic intricacies involved in freeing prisoners and hostages from some of the most difficult geopolitical situations. By interweaving personal stories with practical insights, Bergman illustrates how empathy and awareness can lead to successful outcomes even in dire circumstances.
[00:00] Introduction to Hostage Negotiations
[01:00] Welcome to Saint Louis In Tune
[01:18] Meet Mickey Bergman
[02:40] The Work of Global Reach
[03:42] A Life-Changing Decision
[07:17] The Art of Negotiation
[09:27] Emotional Intelligence in Negotiations
[15:50] Collective Trauma and International Relations
[21:33] Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming Event
Tickets to Mickey BergmanIn the Shadows by Mickey Bergman | Hachette Book GroupGlobal ReachMickey Bergman at Global ReachSt. Louis Jewish Book Festival Events & Schedule | St. Louis JCCLinks referenced in this episode:
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This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#hostagenegotiations #prisonerrelease #globalreach #highstakesnegotiation #mickeybergman #richardsoncenter #globalengagement #jccstl #bookfestival
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A relevant discussion about the current state of antisemitism in the United States with Dr. Benjamin Ginsberg, a renowned political scientist and author. We explore the rise of antisemitism on the political left and the changing dynamics of Jewish support in America. Dr. Ginsberg shares his perspectives on contemporary anti-Israel sentiment, the historical context of antisemitism, and the challenges Jewish students face on college campuses. The conversation touches upon the importance of understanding Jewish history and rethinking political alliances. This discussion provides fresh insights into the complexities of antisemitism today and highlights the need for informed dialogue and education.
[00:00] Introduction and Today's Hot Topic
[02:05] Welcoming Dr. Benjamin Ginsberg
The New American Anti-Semitism: The Left, The Right, and The Jews St. Louis Jewish Book Festival[03:52] The New American Antisemitism
[06:42] Historical Context and Shifts
[10:29] Intersectionality and Campus Politics
[25:07] Evangelical Christians and Jewish Alliances
[32:41] Advice for Jewish Students
[33:13] Book Overview: Anti-Semitism Today
[34:55] Encouraging Open-Mindedness
[40:25] The Complexity of Middle Eastern Conflicts
[44:44] National Days and Fun Facts
[49:50] Closing Remarks and Credits
United Nations-Call for elimination of Israel – HRC 16th session – NGO statement (WUPJ)Showpass-tickets to Benjamin GinsbergSt. Louis Jewish Book Festival - St. Louis JCCThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
#antisemitism #Zionists #ChristianZionists #Jewishhistory #jccstl #middleeasternconflicts #adviceforJewishstudents
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