Episodes
The New American Anti-Semitism: The Left, The Right, and The Jews
The evolving landscape of antisemitism in America, particularly emphasizing its shift from being predominantly a right-wing issue to manifesting within progressive circles. Ginsberg argues that contemporary antisemitism often disguises itself as anti-Zionism among leftist groups, especially on college campuses, complicating …
Target Tehran: Stopping a Nuclear Iran through Espionage, Diplomacy, …
This conversation delves into the complex geopolitics of the Middle East, focusing particularly on Israel's covert operations and diplomatic efforts to counteract Iran's nuclear ambitions. Through an insightful discussion with Ilan Evyatar, the program highlights the secretive and intricate measures …
This Day in St. Louis History: Uncovering the Outrageous and Spectacu…
Our guest, Joe Sonderman, a radio personality and author, talks about his new book, 'This Day in St. Louis History,' which highlights significant, outrageous, and interesting events in St. Louis' past. Topics include historical dates, the significance of the 'Great …
Mapping History: The Story of St. Louis in Cartography
Explore the fascinating history of St. Louis through the lens of unique and rare maps in this engaging podcast episode. Arnold Stricker and co-host Mark Langston sit down with Andy Hahn, the author of "Mapping St. Louis: A History of …
From Courtrooms to Classrooms: Understanding Brown v. Board with Dr. …
An in-depth discussion with historian James T. Patterson on the 70th anniversary of the Supreme Court's landmark decision, Brown v. Board of Education. Patterson, an expert on the topic, delves into the historical context and significance of the case, which …
Chronicles of Valor: The Musical Journey of the USAF Band of Mid-Amer…
Senior Master Sergeant Ryan Leatherman, superintendent and saxophone player for the United States Air Force Band of Mid America discusses the band's mission, upcoming concerts, and hear fascinating insights about performing for distinguished personalities and international tours.
Citizens for a Greater Downtown St. Louis - Five Point Safety Proposal
Problem properties, liquor licensing, unhoused populations, cruising/general traffic lawlessness, and surface parking lots are issues that contribute to general disorder in cities like St. Louis. Citizens for a Greater Downto...
What the Constitution Means to Me
[01:50] Return to Civility [02:29] Interview with Michelle Hand Playwright Heidi Schreck’s highly impactful and timely memoir, What the Constitution Means to Me, winner of Best American play, and a finalist for the Pulitzer P...
Highlights from the 2022 Missouri House of Representatives
Representatives Sarah Unsicker (91st District) and Jo Doll (83rd District) discuss the conclusion of the recent 2022 session of the Missouri House of Representatives . They give some insights into being a representative and ...
Nikylan Knapper-New Mayor of Maplewood, MO
We sat down with Nikylan Knapper right after she was sworn into office as the new mayor of Maplewood, MO . Find out what goals she has for the city and the theme of her leadership. This is Season 4! …
How Transparency Contributes to Congressional Gridlock: An Interview …
We all think sunshine or transparency in government is a very good thing. After you listen to this episode, you may not think it is. Why did the founders do things in secret? What does Article I, Section V of …
Can Money Really Buy An Election?
Campaign donations, special interests, PAC, Super Pacs; money, money, and more money that is spent on political campaigns. This year is the mother of all records though. Brendan Quinn from the Center for Responsive Politics ...
The Watergate Girl and the St Louis Jewish Book Festival
The 42nd Annual St. Louis Jewish Book Festival is virtual this year! Jim Bogart, co-chair of the festival describes the many wonderful participating authors. Festival author Jill Wine-Banks discusses her book, The Watergate G...
Part II: Challenging the Mythology of the Lost Cause
How much have we spent and are still spending to support the Confederacy? Brian Palmer, Peabody award-winning journalist and photographer based in Richmond, Virginia discusses "The Costs of the Confederacy" which he co-autho...
Part III: A Historical View of Monuments and Memorials
Dr. Warren Rosenblum, Chair of the History, Politics, & International Relations (HPIR) Department at Webster University in St. Louis provides a historical perspective of monuments as artifacts of history. What are the danger...