Episodes

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…

The essence of this conversation revolves around Jaime Mowers' journey through immense personal grief after a traumatic family tragedy. It highlights the transformative power of love, community support, and kindness in overcoming adversity. Throughout the discussion, there's a focus on the impact o…

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 Divorce' of St. Louis City and Co…

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 the Gateway City in 40 Rare Maps." Hahn shares his lifelong fasci…

Rabbi Brad Horwitz, the Chief Jewish Engagement Officer at the J, discussing the dynamic and multifaceted Jewish culture in St. Louis. Rabbi Brad speaks with hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston about the upcoming Sababa Jewish Arts and Culture Festival, the extensive programs offered by the J, …

In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston chat with Jeff Faulkner and Jake Brookman of the tribute band, Mr. Blue Sky. The conversation ranges from the importance of live music to the int...

This segment of 'Saint Louis In Tune' explores the historical significance and local impact of the 1944 All-St. Louis World Series, known as the Trolley Series or Streetcar Series, involving the St. Louis Browns and the St. Louis Cardinals. Hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston, along with guest …

The Festival of Nations, which represents over 30 countries, features music, food, art, and dance, and aims to highlight the multicultural fabric of the city. Arrey Obenson, President and CEO of the International Institute of St. Louis, discusses the festival's history, its growth, and its aim to m…

Jessica Hentkoff, the Executive Artistic Director and founder of Circus Harmony discusses the unique social circus organization that focuses on using circus arts to foster social change and bring together children from various backgrounds. The conversation highlights the 'Peace Through Pyramids' pa…

This show spotlights the Tennessee Williams Festival in St. Louis, featuring readings, panels, concerts, and exhibitions. The festival, founded in 2015, has gained national acclaim and won 13 awards from the St. Louis Theater Circle. Carrie Houk, Executive Artistic Director, and Tom Mitchell, …

Ed Wheatley, an award-winning author, film producer, and sports historian, joins us to delve into the rich history of baseball in St. Louis. The discussion covers a range of topics, including the legacy of the St. Louis Browns, notable baseball figures who recently passed away, and the impact of lu…

Celeste Grayer, a social worker and artist, shares insights into the significance of Juneteenth and her efforts to organize community events in the Delmar Loop area. Activities include a 5k race for reconciliation, a vendor fair, and a jam session with live music and a car show. The conversation al…

Intriguing conversation on a new children's opera titled, 'The Secret of the Gold Queen' which revolves around the conflict between gold and silver chess kingdoms and imparts lessons on kindness, dignity, and respect. Guests Nika Leone, the composer, and Mark Freiman, a lyric bass and stage directo…

Celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Eads Bridge, an engineering marvel spanning the Mississippi River in St. Louis. We have a conversation with Dr. John Brown, author and professor emeritus, who shares insights about the bridge's designer, James Eads, and his innovative techniques that revolut…

Explore the world of chamber music with internationally acclaimed musicians Nina Ferrigno and Benedetta Orsi. They discuss the upcoming Missouri Chamber Music Festival, the challenges and joys of performing, their unique musical experiences with personal anecdotes, and insights into the musical pi…

An insightful conversation featuring Kelvin Adams, CEO of St. Louis Community Foundation, discussing the Foundation's strategic pillars of economic stability, youth connections, and education innovation to uplift marginalized communities. The conversation also touches on the importance of community…

This episode of 'Saint Louis In Tune' podcast highlights Amy Jo Jackson's cabaret performance and the Tennessee Williams Festival in St. Louis. The conversation delves into Jackson's creative process, the cabaret scene in New York, and community engagement efforts.

Eckert's Orchard, a generational family-owned business blending agriculture, innovation, and community. From the evolution of farming practices to the creation of engaging cookbooks, the discussion captures the essence of Eckert's commitment to family, quality produce, and immersive experiences for…