Episodes

Get ready to lace up those running shoes for the Race for Refugees happening on April 18th! This isn't just any run; it's a chance to support an amazing cause that brings awareness and aid to refugees in our community. Joining us is Samson Hillary from the International Institute of St. Louis and we chat about the race's roots, the fun atmosphere, and how it's not just for the speedsters—everyone from families with strollers to competitive runners can join the fun! So, whether you're a casual walker or a seasoned marathoner, join us for a community event that promises to be  fun and a family friendly environment.

Joey Zanaboni joins us today to chat about his book, "St. Louis Sports for Kids," a delightful tapestry of sports history in our beloved city. This isn’t just any sports book; it’s a treasure trove of stories that parents can share with their kids, bridging generations and stirring nostalgia. Joey’s passion for sports and storytelling shines through every page and he’s all about reviving the joy of reading and connecting families over shared sports memories. He’s got some wild anecdotes that'll have you grinning like a Cheshire cat. So get ready for a fun, lively conversation about sports, stories, and a sprinkle of Joey's signature humor!

What do a rock opera and Nikola Tesla have in common? Well, get ready to find out because we’re charging into the electrifying world of Tesla like you’ve never seen before—through a brand new rock opera titled "Light It Up!" Join us as we chat with the creative masterminds Mark Rodgers and Jason Nelson, who are not just bringing Tesla’s genius to the stage, but also lighting it up with their killer music. We’ll explore how Tesla’s life and inventions are woven into this show, plus the dynamic energy of the band that’s going to make this premiere at Delmar Hall on June 20th a night to remember.

Get the big screen ready for the St. Louis Jewish Film Festival, a vibrant celebration of stories that connect us all! This year, from March 15th to 26th, you can see powerful narratives that bridge generations and perspectives. John Wilson, the cultural arts director over at the Jewish Community Center, is here to get us behind the scenes on what makes this festival a must-visit and it’s not just about the films. So whether you’re a film buff or just looking for a fun night out, grab your popcorn and join us for a cinematic adventure that promises to remind us of our shared humanity.

Sandy Weltman is in the house, and he's got a harmonica tune or two up his sleeve that would even make Stan Musial nod in approval! Sandy shares his musical journey from banjo to harmonica, revealing how a simple desire to impress a girl led him down the rabbit hole of music that now includes everything from klezmer to blues. We’ll hear about his adventures, some killer harmonica techniques, and even a near “pinch hit” recording call for Musial. So grab your harmonica (or at least your imaginary one), and let’s get ready to jam with Sandy on this episode of Saint Louis In Tune!

What exactly is a greenway? Emma Klues, Vice President of Communications and Outreach for the Great Rivers Greenway, sheds light on this topic during a recent conversation. Great Rivers Greenway provides residents and visitors with interconnected greenways throughout the St. Louis region so grab your bike helmet and get ready for some fresh insights along with some laughs along the way!

Get ready to unravel a delightful mystery with us as we dive into the whimsical world of Circus Harmony! Someone's done the unthinkable and lifted the cookie from the cookie jar, sparking a wild whodunit that’s set to unfold in their latest show, "Mysterioso." We’re chatting with the incredible Jessica Hentoff, who not only leads this amazing circus but has also just been named the World Circus Federation Ambassador for 2026. How cool is that? We’ll explore everything from the artistry of circus performance to the heartwarming mission behind Circus Harmony, which connects kids through the power of circus arts. So grab your trench coats and maybe a cookie or two, because you won’t want to miss this fun-filled episode!

Rebekah Coste is here to sprinkle some serious mom wisdom you won't want to miss! Whether you're a new mom feeling lost in a sea of diapers or a seasoned pro juggling a mini soccer team, she's got the lowdown on how to thrive in motherhood. Rebekah is the mastermind behind St. Louis Mom, a hub for local resources and community connections that every mom needs. From tips on surviving playdates to tackling that infamous mental load, we're checking in on what it means to be a mom in today's fast-paced world. So, kick back, grab your coffee (or maybe a glass of wine, no judgment here), and let’s chat about the joys and challenges of motherhood with a side of humor and heart!

What do you get when you mix an electrical engineer with an entrepreneur? You end up with Carlos Bedoya, a guy who's not only designed amps for big names like Ampeg and Crate but also strums a mean guitar and croons his way through the St. Louis music scene. In this conversation, Carlos discusses his musical journey, including his work with the tribute band Grand Illusion that pays homage to Styx, and the magic behind those iconic sounds. Alongside him is Scott Marlin, who brings his vocal talents to the table, giving us a peek into the world of tribute bands and the camaraderie that comes with making music. Grab your headphones and get ready for some laid-back banter packed with stories and insights from two passionate musicians who are all about keeping the music alive and kicking!

Gordon Meyer takes center stage in this episode, sharing some seriously cool stories from his wild ride in the entertainment industry, starting from when he was just a kid at 12! We follow his journey, from his first celebrity interview with the legendary Hal Holbrook to producing the epic "Hollywood Master Storytellers" series, where he rubbed elbows with everyone from writers to Oscar-winning visual effects artists. It’s like a backstage pass to Hollywood magic, folks! Gordon also spills the beans on his recent adventures with the Criterion Collection, which includes his interview with the late Paul Reubens making the cut in the 40th-anniversary edition of "Pee-wee’s Big Adventure." So grab your popcorn, kick back, and join us as we explore the glitz, the glam, and the real stories behind the scenes of Tinseltown!