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Saint Louis In Tune

Motif Media Group, LLC

Welcome to St Louis In Tune! Thank you for joining us for fresh perspectives on issues and events with experts, community leaders, and everyday people who are making a difference that shapes our society and world. The show is co-hosted by Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston.

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51:02

Echoes of John Denver: Rick Schuler's Tribute Journey

Saint Louis In Tune ·

2024/05/15

An engaging interview with Rick Schuler, a singer, songwriter, adventurer, and John Denver tribute artist. Born in Monroe, Louisiana, and raised in St. Louis, Schuller shares his journey from growing up resembling the famous musician to becoming a John Denver tribute singer admired by Denver's original band members. We delve into Schuller's music career, his connection to John Denver's music, and his performances, including upcoming shows at the Westport Playhouse. Additionally, Schuller discusses

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48:10

Chronicles of Valor: The Musical Journey of the USAF...

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2024/05/15

Hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston highlight the upcoming performances of the United States Air Force Band of Mid-America in St. Louis. Joined by Senior Master Sergeant Ryan Leatherman, Superintendent and saxophonist, they delve into the various ensembles and roles within the band. The discussion also touches on Ryan’s career path, the significance of military bands, and the power of music in honoring veterans, connecting communities, and inspiring service. Concert information listed

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56:23

Uniting for Impact: Collaborative Philanthropy in Action

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2024/05/09

The St. Louis Community Foundation, the second oldest community foundation in the United States, has raised over $30 million and manages 900 charitable funds with assets exceeding $525 million. President and CEO Kelvin Adams discusses the role of the foundation in leveraging donor funds to support local nonprofits, emphasizing areas like economic stability, youth connection, and education innovation. The conversation delves into the importance of community focus, the challenges of overcoming

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42:28

Life is a Cabaret (and maybe like a box of chocolates...

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2024/05/09

Amy Jo Jackson, a New York City-based performer known for her work in cabaret delves into the intricacies of cabaret performances, the creative process behind Amy Jo's shows, and her upcoming performance in St. Louis in coordination with the Tennessee Williams St. Louis Festival. The episode also touches on themes of identity and singularity in the world of divas, the importance of intimacy in cabaret settings, and the vibrant cabaret scene in cities like New York. [00:00] Introduction to Cabaret

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55:17

Harvesting Memories: The Evolution of Farming and...

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2024/05/01

We feature the multi-generational Eckert's Farm located in Belleville, Illinois and its impact on local agriculture and family experiences. Angie Eckert, Vice President of Eckert's family-owned orchard, shares the farm's 175-year history and its evolution in farming practices. She highlights the farm's commitment to family experiences and year-round activities, like pick-your-own produce. The conversation also highlights Eckert's latest cookbook, focusing on fresh, simple recipes that showcase the

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55:05

Pretty Boy: The Reality of Youth Trafficking

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2024/04/18

An in-depth conversation with Kevin Coleman-Cohen, a director, producer, filmmaker, and educator deeply involved in social issues. Kevin discusses his film 'Pretty Boy,' which focuses on the life of a homeless male black teenager navigating survival sex in St. Louis. The narrative offers a poignant insight into male sex trafficking and exploitation, challenging stereotypes and highlighting the issue's complexity. Kevin shares his career journey, emphasizing storytelling's power and advocating for

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51:31

Trafficking & Sexual Exploitation: Hope Amidst Adversity

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2024/04/18

This episode of 'Saint Louis In Tune' features a profound conversation on the pressing issues of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking, distinguishing between the two and exploring their implications. Guest Katie Rhodes, founder and executive director of Healing Action, shares her personal journey from being a victim of sex trafficking to leading an organization dedicated to supporting survivors. The conversation uncovers the structural forces contributing to human trafficking, the

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54:58

Exploring St. Louis: A Family Adventure Guide

Saint Louis In Tune ·

2024/04/11

Dive into family-related activities and destinations in St. Louis with guest Tara Smith, author of 'Best Mom, St. Louis'. Tara, a seasoned blogger and mother of four, shares insights from her book, offering a plethora of recommendations for family outings that cater to various interests, including the best places for pizza, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences. The discussion emphasizes the importance of spending quality time with family, exploring local attractions, and embracing the

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53:18

From Script to Stage: The Journey of Theatrical Creation

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2024/04/03

Gary Wayne Barker, a renowned director, actor, professor, and associate dean at St. Louis University shares insights of his direction of Arthur Miller's 'All My Sons kicking off the 26th season of the New Jewish Theatre. He reflects on his journey from acting to high-level academia and directing, emphasizing the value of multi-faceted skills in the arts. Barker also discusses the challenges and dynamics of producing theater in various venues and the nuanced process of casting and directing a play

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52:37

Exploring the Tapestry of the 29th St. Louis Jewish...

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2024/03/27

This episode features an in-depth interview with John Wilson, Director of Cultural Arts at the Jewish Community Center, who details the festival's offerings, including a special segment on Israeli student filmmakers impacted by terrorist attacks. Wilson also sheds light on his role as a fight director in theater, emphasizing safety and the illusion of violence on stage. The conversation extends to other cultural arts programs at the J, including the youth theater program, book festival, and the new

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52:55

Cross-Cultural Tunes: From Indian Ragas to Jazz Riffs

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2024/03/27

Saint Louis In Tune welcomes Seema Kasturi, a practitioner of Carnatic Classical music from St. Louis. Seema shares insights on her upcoming show, Harmony in Music, which aims to blend Carnatic classical music with Western improvisation, including jazz and other genres, alongside English literature for broader comprehension. The segment underlines the collaborative essence of music across cultures and highlights the event scheduled for April 6th at the Grandel Theatre. Besides musical endeavors,

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49:31

Gobsmacked at the Sight: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair

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2024/03/12

This episode features Patrick Murphy, a renowned author, television producer, and media personality, discussing his latest book Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair; aka the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Murphy shares insights into the World's Fair's historical significance, including its architectural marvels, technological innovations, and cultural impact. The fair, celebrated for its grand scale and achievements, attracted 22 million visitors and showcased inventions that

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55:54

Exploring Bias and Censorship in High School Debate...

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2024/03/07

In this episode of "Saint Louis In Tune," hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston interview James Fishback, the founder of Incubate Debate. They discuss the significance of debate in education, the problems with high school debate formats, and the inception of Incubate Debate to offer a nonpartisan platform for students. Fishback addresses the challenges of judges' biases and the need for diverse viewpoints in school libraries. The episode also touches on the importance of open communication,

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53:31

Sauce Boss: Freddie Lee's Journey from Hobbyist to...

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2024/02/28

In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston delve into the world of barbecue, exploring the nuances between grilling and smoking. The highlight of the show is Freddie Lee, the creator of Freddie Lee's Gourmet Sauce, who shares his inspiring journey from making sauces as a hobby to becoming a staple in over a thousand stores across the United States and Jamaica. His sauces, free from high fructose corn syrup and vegan-friendly, have made a name for themselves, initially

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47:07

Resolving Tangled Title Issues and Bringing Vacant...

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2024/02/22

In this episode of St. Louis In Tune, host Arnold Stricker interviews Peter Hoffman, Managing Attorney for Neighborhood Advocacy at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. The discussion revolves around the organization's crucial role in helping communities address the issues of vacant and abandoned properties, one of the biggest challenges faced by neighborhoods in St. Louis city. The conversation also highlights how being proactive at community level leads to creating neighborhoods of opportunities,

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53:28

Unraveling Life's Narratives: On Stage with St. Louis...

Saint Louis In Tune ·

2024/02/12

Join Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston of the Saint Louis In Tune Radio Show as they welcome Peggy Ray, Project Manager for St. Louis Storytell. Listen in as they discuss the power of storytelling, the importance of keeping the core meaning intact, the role of structure and creativity in narrative, as well as a detailed portrayal of what St. Louis Storytell is all about. Also, get a sneak peek into their upcoming event 'Crime and Punishment'. Tune in for the splendid highlight of the show where

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55:03

Creating Opportunities in Media Production Disparity:...

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2024/02/06

Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston host a discussion with Michael D. Francis, a content creator and filmmaker who is part of the St. Louis-based non-profit Continuity. Francis elaborates on the task of finding media professionals from diverse backgrounds and the challenges associated with it. He reveals his journey from starting at the bottom to now possessing an extensive background in media, working for major networks and producing popular shows. Continuity focuses on increasing diversity in media

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54:54

The Art of the Guitar: Exploring Music with Matthew...

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2024/02/06

In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston welcome Matthew Von Doran, an exceptionally talented guitarist and educator. Matthew offers insight into his background, his teaching technique, and details his 99 Decisions video guitar program. He also reflects on his move from California to St. Louis and how it influenced his career. The hosts and Matthew discuss the power of music in evoking emotion, live looping, the intricate skill behind improv, and Matthew even

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55:22

Shaping St. Louis: The Untold Narratives

Saint Louis In Tune ·

2024/01/31

Authors Calvin Riley and Nini Harris join Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston on Saint Louis in Tune to discuss their book, Black St. Louis. They delve into the rich African American history in St. Louis, covering significant personalities, the formation of vibrant neighborhoods, the educational strides achieved, and key historic events that shaped the current Black experience. Calvin and NiNi's discussion emphasizes the importance of looking at Black history as an integral part of all St. Louis

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56:19

Inside the Ring: The Incredible World of Circus Harmony

Saint Louis In Tune ·

2024/01/30

Jessica Hentoff, Artistic and Executive Director for Circus Harmony discusses and explores the vibrant and supportive community Circus Harmony creates. She talks about Circus Harmony's upcoming show 'Nocturne', along with its variety of classes aimed at all ages. Jessica also sheds light on Circus Harmony's engagement with schools and communities, their efforts to teach crucial life skills through the medium of circus, and their numerous successful alumni.[00:00] Introduction to Circus

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