Episodes

314 Day serves as a reminder of the impact a city and its people can have when they come together. So, if you find yourself in St. Louis mid-March, prepare to experience the energy, excitement, and overwhelming sense of community that this celebration brings. One of the founders of 314 Day, Tatum …

Film director, Wendy Sachs and festival director John Wilson chat about the 30th Annual St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, and let me tell you, it's a big deal! This year, the festival is showcasing a powerhouse lineup of films, with Wendy's documentary, "October 8th," taking center stage. It stands o…

The remarkable story of John Andrew Jackson, a fugitive slave whose life inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe's iconic novel, 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'. Our conversation with Dr. Susanna Ashton, Professor of English at Clemson University and author of 'A Plausible Man: The True Story of the Escaped Slave Who …

Father Dominic Garramone, affectionately dubbed the "Bread Monk," joins us today to sprinkle some doughy wisdom into our lives. We knead into the art of baking, discovering that making bread is not just about slapping together flour and water – it’s a spiritual experience that connects us to our ro…

We’re jumping into some serious mortgage talk with Sean Zalmanoff, who’s been in the game for over two decades. Sean lays down some savvy advice on navigating the mortgage maze. We’ll cover everything from loan types to the importance of a solid pre-approval, and trust me, you’re gonna want to tak…

Our conversation with William Roth, founder and artistic director of the St. Louis Actors Studio revolves around the upcoming production of Eugene O'Neill's play 'Long Day's Journey into the Night,' directed by esteemed director Austin Pendleton. Roth provides insights into his career, the creation…

Get ready for a stroll down memory lane as we dive into the highlights of 2024 on Saint Louis In Tune! We’re spilling the beans on the most popular shows of the past year and, oh boy, we’ve got some epic jokes that have been sitting in our back pocket just waiting for their moment to shine. As we r…

We discuss critical information and updates about Medicare with guests Dan Mangus and Luke Atchison from Senior Benefit Services. The dialogue covers misinformation about Medicare, the different parts (A, B, C, and D), recent changes due to the Inflation Reduction Act, and advice for individuals ap…

Representatives Emeara Burns and Houston Himes, discuss Story Stitchers mental health campaign to destigmatize mental health care among African-American youth. The campaign utilizes public service announcements (PSAs), poetry, music, and community engagements to foster awareness and healing. Emear…

Brian Joseph, author of 'Vegas Concierge: Sex Trafficking, Hip Hop, and Corruption in America' shares insights from his investigative journalism career, discussing how American society often fails survivors of sex trafficking. The conversation touches on the operations of sex trafficking rings, the…

Maria Holmes emphasizes that while the pain of losing a loved one never fully diminishes, the love shared can guide one through the darkest moments. Her message resonates with listeners, encouraging them to foster connections and be present in their relationships, especially during difficult times.

Anne Carpenter shares insights from her book 'You Had Me at Pie.' She gives tips for both novice and experienced bakers, and explores tools and techniques essential for successful pie-making including: pie crust techniques, various pie types including fruit pies, meringue pies, and custard pies.

Join hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston on 'Saint Louis In Tune' as they discuss the sixth annual Christmas concert benefiting St. Louis Bologna Sister Cities. The event will feature acclaimed opera singer Benedetta Orsi and special guests at the Old Cathedral. Guest Benedetta Orsi provides i…

In this episode of 'Saint Louis In Tune,' host Arnold Stricker interviews musician Nick Gusman about his upcoming album 'Lifting Heavy Things.' Gusman discusses his journey in forming his band, Nick Gusman and the Coyotes. He shares insights on his songwriting process, the band's evolution, and liv…

Brad Kovach, Deputy Director of River City Foundation and publisher of Terrain Magazine details the evolution and upcoming events of the Gateway Outdoor Expo, emphasizing activities like rock climbing, photo ops with Santa, and fly casting demos. The episode also delves into Brad’s background, the …

Derek Black, American former white supremacist and son of Don Black, founder of the Stormfront online community. Derek discusses the personal transformation from white nationalism to anti-racism, highlighting the differences between white nationalism and white supremacy, and the historical and soci…

Karen Kirsten, an Australian-American writer and Holocaust educator, discussing her book 'Irena's Gift' and her discovery of hidden family truths. She shares her experience of learning about her grandmother's Holocaust survival, the silence surrounding her family's past, and the secrets revealed th…

Guests Robert L. Tiemann and Ron Jacober, delve into Cardinals baseball history. Highlighted are Tiemann's and Jacober's collaborative work on 'Immortal Moments in Cardinals History,' a comprehensive account of famous and forgotten St. Louis Cardinals highlights. The episode also explores player r…

True stories of high-stakes negotiations involving Americans held abroad, such as Brittney Griner and Otto Warmbier, from a former IDF officer who worked alongside Bill Richardson. Mickey has spent the past decade freeing Americans from some of the most complex and insulated countries on earth, in…

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 coll…

The 1964 season of the St. Louis Cardinals, a pivotal year that not only saw the team break an 18-year championship drought but also witnessed a rollercoaster of emotions, from management turmoil to exhilarating victories. Bob Thieman shares personal anecdotes, such as the thrill of witnessing his …

Missouri's diverse food culture is fun and delicious. The authors discuss their collaborative book on Missouri comfort foods which highlights local dining spots, recipes, and culinary traditions influenced by various ethnicities. The conversation delves into the authors' backgrounds, the evolution …

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 measure…

Saint Louis In Tune has an in-depth discussion of trauma therapy and healing strategies, focusing on the experiences of human trafficking, abuse, and exploitation survivors. Featuring experts from the Healing Action Network, the conversation explores the principles and applications of EMDR (Eye Mov…