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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 driving change and making an impact that shapes our society and world. The show is co-hosted by Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston.

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

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

    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 foreshadowed modern advancements.
    Murphy also highlights lesser-known aspects, such as the controversial exhibition of indigenous peoples and other ethical concerns. The episode delves into Murphy's research process, revealing previously unseen photographs and stories discovered in archives. The conversation also touches on the fair's enduring legacy in St. Louis, encouraging a reflection on the city's potential and historical accomplishments.
    [00:00] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune: Exploring the St. Louis World's Fair
    [01:28] Returning to Civility: Travel Tips and Etiquette
    [02:14] Special Guest Patrick Murphy: A St. Louis Media Icon
    [02:37] Diving into 'Prelude to a Century': The 1904 World's Fair Unveiled
    [03:18] Patrick Murphy's Journey: From Media to Authorship
    [15:06] Exploring the Pike: The Heart of the 1904 World's Fair
    [20:00] Reflecting on the Fair's Legacy and Its Impact on the Future
    [25:36] Exploring the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation's Mission
    [28:15] Diving Into the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair with Patrick Murphy
    [28:53] Unveiling the Dark Side of the World's Fair: Infant Incubators and Human Exhibits
    [30:50] Patrick Murphy's Book Tour and Writing Journey
    (check with the event venue for confirmation a few days ahead)Thursday, April 11 – Book Launch at the Missouri History MuseumSaturday, April 13 from 1 – 3 p.m. Webster Books; 27 N. Gore, Webster Groves, MO 63119Sunday, April 14 from 1 – 3 p.m. Main Street Books; 307 S Main St, St Charles, MO 63301Saturday, April 27 from 12 – 2 p.m. Kerry Cottage; 113 N Kirkwood Rd, Kirkwood, MO 63122Sunday, April 28 from 3 – 6 p.m. Campbell House; 1508 Locust St, St. Louis, MO 63103Tuesday, May 7; Washington Missouri Library; 410 Lafayette St, Washington, MO 63090
    [33:49] Reimagining St. Louis: The Legacy of the 1904 World's Fair
    [42:56] Reflecting on St. Louis' Past and Future Through the Lens of the World's Fair
    [47:50] Closing Thoughts and Invitation to Explore Further
    Candy MenMissouri History Museum - World's Fair Exhibit (04/27/2024 - 04/30/2030)Patrick Murphy AuthorReedy Press
    This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
    #stlouisworldsfair #1904worldsfair #mohistory #louisianapurchaseexposition #1904stlouisworldsfair #incubator #icecreamcone #jello #construction #wirelesstelephone #earlyautomobiles #washingtonuniversity #meetmeinstlouis #ferriswheel

    • 49 min
    Exploring Bias and Censorship in High School Debate with James Fishback

    Exploring Bias and Censorship in High School Debate with James Fishback

    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, understanding idioms and acronyms, and the value of being receptive to new ideas and perspectives.
    [00:00] Introduction to High School Debate
    [00:10] The Importance of Idioms and Acronyms
    [00:52] Exploring the Word 'Retinue'
    [02:22] The Power of Listening and Understanding
    [03:41] The State of High School Debate
    [04:43] Interview with James Fishback
    [04:46] The Goals and Challenges of Debate
    [05:16] The Birth of Incubate Debate
    [06:02] The Problem with Judge Paradigms
    [08:16] The Growth and Impact of Incubate Debate
    [16:59] The Importance of Diverse Viewpoints in Libraries
    [22:54] Closing Remarks and Reflections
    [38:04] Exploring Idioms and Their Origins
    [40:17] Diving into Acronyms and Their Meanings
    [47:41] Fun Facts and Jokes to Lighten the Mood
    [51:50] Celebrating National Days and Their Significance
    [55:04] Wrapping Up and Encouraging Continuous Learning
    Media Bias | AllSidesFentanyl Is Killing American Kids. Most Don’t Even Know They’re Taking It.The Truth About Banned BooksPart II: At High School Debates, Watch What You SayAt High School Debates, Debate Is No Longer AllowedJames T. Fishback Incubate Debate
    This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
    #debate #highschooldebate #incubatedebate #jamesfishback #thefreepress #bannedbooks #banningbooks #acronyms #idioms

    • 55 min
    Sauce Boss: Freddie Lee's Journey from Hobbyist to Sauce Maestro

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

    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 known as 'Ghetto Sauce' but later rebranded to appeal to a wider audience. Freddie's commitment to flavor, combined with personal anecdotes and a discussion on the challenges small businesses face, provides a rich narrative on passion, entrepreneurship, and the craft of sauce-making.
    [00:00] Introduction to Barbecue Season and the Show
    [01:01] The Art of Barbecuing and Grilling
    [01:27] Cultural Etiquette: Removing Shoes at Home
    [02:51] Introducing Freddie Lee and His Gourmet Sauce
    [06:42] The Story Behind the Sauce's Name
    [12:34] The Sauce's Impact and Expansion
    [19:02] The Challenges of Running a Small Business
    [25:47] The Variety and Uses of Barbecue Sauces
    [28:11] The Production Process of the Sauce
    [29:15] Choosing the Right Ingredients for the Sauce
    [29:30] The Art of Making Spicy Sauce
    [30:15] The Secret Behind the Mild Sauce
    [30:36] The Importance of Flavor in Food
    [30:53] The Complexity of the Sauce's Ingredients
    [31:37] The Role of the Wife in the Business
    [32:05] The Process of Marinating and Grilling Meat
    [33:49] The Art of Baking with the Sauce
    [37:17] The Journey to Finding the Right Packaging
    [40:41] The Challenges and Triumphs in the Sauce Business
    [40:57] The Love for Cooking and the Sauce
    [42:27] The Versatility of the Sauce in Cooking
    [46:48] The Future Plans for the Sauce
    This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
    #bbq #barbeque #bar-b-que #sauces #BBQsauce #stlouis #entrepeneur #barbequesauce #bar-b-quesauce #spicysauce #gourmetsauce #grilling #smoking

    • 53 min
    Resolving Tangled Title Issues and Bringing Vacant Properties Back to Life: The Neighborhood Advocacy Program's Impact in St. Louis

    Resolving Tangled Title Issues and Bringing Vacant Properties Back to Life: The Neighborhood Advocacy Program's Impact in St. Louis

    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, need for estate planning, and how the Neighborhood Advocacy Program, launched in 2018, provides free legal support to neighborhood associations. Hoffmann emphasizes the importance of volunteers' contributions to the program and concludes by referring 'homegrown' talents in St. Louis. The episode ends with recommendations for local historical and cultural sites to visit.
    [00:00] Introduction to Promises and Community Action
    [00:37] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune
    [01:02] The Importance of Civility and Stereotype Challenge
    [01:45] Introduction to Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
    [02:02] Understanding the Work of Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
    [03:54] The Role of Volunteer Lawyers
    [05:13] Neighborhood Advocacy Program: A Focus on Vacancy and Property Abandonment
    [07:23] Addressing Vacant and Abandoned Properties: Challenges and Solutions
    [11:40] The Complexities of Property Title Resolution
    [14:47] The Role of the City in Addressing Vacant Properties
    [17:54] How Legal Services of Eastern Missouri Receives Cases
    [20:50] The Importance of Estate Planning
    [22:27] Addressing Persistent Nuisance Problems
    [23:56] Saint Louis In Tune: Mission and Reach
    [25:41] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation: A Call to Action
    [26:58] Interview with Peter Hoffman: Journey into Public Interest Law
    [31:14] Neighborhood Advocacy Program: Voices from the Community
    [36:00] Appreciation for Volunteers and Nonprofits
    [40:53] Exploring St. Louis: Historical Sites and Museums
    St. Peter's CemeteryChuck Berry's HouseOld Des Peres ChurchGeorge Washington Carver GardenScott Joplin HouseGriot MuseumGeorge P. Vashon Museum of African American HistoryDred Scott's Grave at Calvary CemeteryField House Museum
    [45:48] Closing Remarks and Invitation to Engage
    Links mentioned in the show:
    Legal Services Neighborhood Advocacy
    Legal Services Neighborhood Advocacy-The First Five Years
    Legal Services of Eastern Missouri
    Interview with Lynn Jackson-Dred Scott's Great, Great Granddaughter-Part I
    Interview with Lynn Jackson-Dred Scott's Great, Great Granddaughter-Part II
    This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to a...

    • 47 min
    Unraveling Life's Narratives: On Stage with St. Louis Storytell

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

    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 Peggy shares a personal, emotional, and relatable story, offering listeners a small taste of what St. Louis Storytell brings to the community.
    [00:00] Introduction to Storytelling
    [00:31] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune
    [00:52] Casual Banter and Discussion
    [01:23] The Importance of Civility
    [01:58] Super Bowl and Betting Conversations
    [03:21] Introduction to St. Louis Storytell
    [03:53] The Process of Storytelling
    [05:07] The Origins of St. Louis Storytell
    [07:29] The Power of Storytelling
    [08:12] The Audience Experience
    [09:53] The Importance of Narrating Our Stories
    [11:32] The Storytelling Process and Preparation
    [20:33] The Impact of Audience Response
    [22:22] Upcoming St. Louis Storytell Event
    [25:39] Conclusion and Final Remarks
    [30:23] Discussing the Venue and Event Format
    [32:00] Future Plans and Growth of the Event
    [33:07] The Challenges and Rewards of Teamwork
    [34:26] A Personal Storytelling Experience
    [34:48] Promoting the Upcoming Event
    [43:06] The Power of Storytelling
    [44:27] Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Announcement
    [46:11] Fun Facts and Jokes Segment
    [52:02] Closing Remarks and Sign Off
    St. Louis Storytell Links
    Instagram Facebook Website Tickets Linktr.ee
    This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
    #storytelling #stlouisstorytell #crimeandpunishment #tellingastory #groupstorytelling

    • 53 min
    Creating Opportunities in Media Production Disparity: Continuity STL Workshop

    Creating Opportunities in Media Production Disparity: Continuity STL Workshop

    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 productions by offering skills-based training and mentorship opportunities for inroad talent. Francis emphasizes the importance of their Set Basics Workshop, which provides newcomers an understanding of the fundamental skills and terminologies of the industry. The conversation also touches upon the crucial impact of media productions on local economies and the necessity to improve infrastructure to attract bigger productions.
    [00:00 Introduction to the Show
    [00:00] The Importance of Diversity in Content Creation
    [00:17] Introduction to Continuity, a Non-Profit Organization
    [00:49] The Hosts' Banter and Introduction to the Topic
    [01:36] Interview with Michael D. Francis
    [02:12] Michael's Journey in the Media Industry
    [05:39] The Importance of Set Basics Workshop
    [06:34] The Impact of New Tax Incentive on Local Film Production
    [06:46] The Economic Impact of Film Production on Local Communities
    [07:31] The Need for More Skilled Workers in the Film Industry
    [07:58] The Benefits of Film Production to the State
    [10:40] Details about the Set Basics Workshop
    [17:19] Success Stories from Past Participants
    [20:06] The Founders of Continuity
    [21:35] The Future of Film Production in St. Louis
    [25:13] Conclusion and Contact Information
    [33:51] Diversity in Media Production and Evolution of Filming Technology
    [34:53] Reminiscing About Old Times and Technological Changes
    [35:50] Discussing National Days and Their Significance
    [39:54] Reflecting on the Influence of Ronald Reagan
    [49:48] Light-hearted Banter and Jokes
    [53:54] Conclusion and Sign Off



    This is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com
    #continuity #continuitystl #mediaindustry #

    • 55 min

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