Black Theaters Impact on St. Louis Art Scene with Ron Himes | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Nine PBS 2026-09-22 | Black Theaters Impact on St. Louis Art Scene with Ron Himes | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel
Does #STL City Need $46,000 Electric Vehicles? #donnybrookstl Nine PBS 2024-10-18 | Alvin Reid has no problem with the city buying $46,000 electric vehicles because he says they are more cost efficient and eco-friendly. What do you think? #saintlouis
FleishmanHillard, Ray Hartmanns Salary and Metrolink Gates | Donnybrook: October 17 2024 Nine PBS 2024-10-18 | Charlie Brennan debates with Wendy Wiese, Jaime Mowers, Sarah Fenske and Alvin Reid.CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro1:19 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Is Outsourcing Print Operations5:50 FleishmanHillard Leaves Downtown for Clayton9:28 Ray Hartmann Takes Salary from Campaign Funds13:27 School Bus Compliance in SLPS17:29 City Purchases Pricey Electric Vehicles20:00 Metrolink Security Gates22:30 Unfinished Parking Garages in Clayton
Silence in Sikeston Part 2: The impact of Not Discussing Racial Violence Nine PBS 2024-10-17 | Carol Daniel's conversation with health reporter Cara Anthony, on the impact of racial trauma continues in this week's episode of the #ListenStLouis podcast.Crisis Therapist Dr. Lakesha Davis joined the conversation to delve into how intergenerational trauma, through a combination of biology, experience and learned behavior, can impact a family for as far four generations following the inciting event.Anthony is the host of "Silence in Sikeston," a series that charts the public health consequences and—and community reverberations—from the deaths of two Black fathers killed nearly 80 years apart in the same rural Missouri town.Watch their full conversation on the #NinePBS YouTube Channel. The #SilenceInSikeston podcast from KFF Health News and GBH's WORLD is available on all major streaming platforms.The documentary film from KFF Health News, Retro Report, and GBH’s WORLD is now streaming. | via Leah Gullet & Carol Daniel for #ListenStLouis🎥: Bradley Rayford
Silence in Sikeston & The Effects of Racial Violence (Part 2) | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Nine PBS 2024-10-17 | Studies show that trauma can affect a person's DNA and impact the health of generations far removed from the event(s). Experiences, learned behaviors, and biology all contribute to intergenerational trauma, and the impact can be seen for about four generations after the event.Cara Anthony of KFF Health News returns with Trauma & Crisis Therapist Dr. Lekesha Davis, M.D., to talk about how racial violence in the U.S. toward the Black community created a public health issue through the generation today.-What were your thoughts on this episode? Let us know at ninepbs.org/listenstlouisRelated Reading:ignite-hope.comwashingtonpost.com/wellness/2023/06/12/generational-trauma-passed-healingkffhealthnews.org/silence-in-sikeston
From Colombia to Club Viva, Cesar Cardonas Journey | Humans of St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-15 | Cesar Cardona's path from Colombia to the United States has led to success in the Latin dancing scene. 10 years after visiting the U.S. for the first time, Cesar opened the #STL Latin nightclub Club Viva in 1996. Since then, he has established a home for people of all backgrounds to learn a wide array of Latin dancing styles. #HumansOfStLouisPBS is a digital series made in partnership with Humans of St. Louis, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 145,000 social media followers that gives an intimate look into the lives and struggles of the people of St. Louis, one photo and story at a time.Featuring first-person stories and photographic portraits of people and places throughout St. Louis, HOSTL It is the second most followed “Humans of” site in the US after Humans of New York.Stories highlight areas of economic growth, philanthropy, and small businesses. They also address race, racial equity, gender equality, LGBTQ rights, community, family, youth, aging, health, disease, education, discrimination, homelessness, poverty, cultural awareness, and more. The project is intentionally grounded in social work, public health, and documentary photography.
Why do we vote on Tuesdays anyway? | #ElectionQuestions | #NinePBS Nine PBS 2024-10-14 | With the election just 22 days away, we've been wondering: why do we vote on Tuesdays anyway?In this episode of #ElectionQuestions, #NinePBS Producer Brooke Butler takes us back to a time when voting on a Tuesday was actually convenient.But we want to hear from you, what day of the week would be easiest for you to vote on? | via Brooke Butler for #NinePBS & #AmericaAmplified
Should you be able to get an “October 7” license plate in Illinois? #donnybrookstl #licenseplate Nine PBS 2024-10-11 | Guest panelist Randi Naughton says Illinois residents should be allowed to get personalized “October 7” license plates if they choose. #DonnybrookSTL #illinois
City Whistleblower, Wash U Ousts Megan Green, and Rams Settlement | Donnybrook: October 10, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-10-11 | Charlie Brennan debates with Randi Naughton, Andy Banker, Joe Holleman, and Alvin Reid.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:18 Greater St. Louis Inc.'s Plan for the Rams Settlement6:58 Should Sex Offenders Have to Put Out Signs Deterring Trick-Or-Treaters on Halloween?10:45 Steve Butz Raises Alarm About City Pandemic Relief Funds15:06 Potential Ski Mask Ban in Public Places 18:36 Washington University Lets Megan Green Go24:45 Should "Oct. 7" License Plates Be Prohibited In Illinois?
Silence in Sikeston & The Effects of Racial Violence | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Nine PBS 2024-10-10 | In 1942, a 26-year-old African-American man was removed from a Sikeston, Missouri jail and was lynched by a white mob. His name was Cleo Wright. A documentary and podcast series was created called Silence in Sikeston in partnership with KFF Health News, World Channel, Retro Report, and Local, USA to tell the story of the crime and recent incidents, what it's like to be Black in the Bootheel, and explore how racism has caused a public health issue in the Black Community. KFF Health News reporter Cara Anthony stopped by to talk with Carol about the history of racial violence in the region and its effects of it and even shared a related personal story.Episode 46-What were your thoughts on this episode? Let us know in the comments below or at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Related linkskffhealthnews.org/silence-in-sikestonpbs.org/video/local-usa-silence-in-sikeston-trailerphysiciansweekly.com/silence-in-sikeston-is-there-a-cure-for-racismparamountplus.com/movies/lynching-postcards-token-of-a-great-day/hselCM7fYyRK6mazd5ooDmdhlYiMrNYH#civilrights #blackhistory #mentalhealth
Inside a Family-Owned Mexican Bakery on Cherokee Street | Humans of St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-08 | Ana Rivera Gonzalez and her brother Oscar Rivera are co-owners of El Chico Bakery on Cherokee Street.Their father, Burnaby "El Chico" Rivera, founded the Mexican bakery in 1998. In this first episode of the digital series "Humans of St. Louis," you'll get a look inside their family business and see the siblings contemplate the bakery's future.#HumansOfStLouisPBS is a digital series made in partnership with Humans of St. Louis, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with over 145,000 social media followers that gives an intimate look into the lives and struggles of the people of St. Louis, one photo and story at a time. Featuring first-person stories and photographic portraits of people and places throughout St. Louis, HOSTL It is the second most followed “Humans of” site in the U.S. after Humans of New York. Stories highlight areas of economic growth, philanthropy, and small businesses. They also address race, racial equity, gender equality, LGBTQ rights, community, family, youth, aging, health, disease, education, discrimination, homelessness, poverty, cultural awareness, and more. The project is intentionally grounded in social work, public health, and documentary photography.
What to Expect This Cold and Flu Season | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-08 | #LivingStLouis Producer Anne-Marie Berger sits down with Dr. Shephali Wulff to discuss the outlook for this year’s flu season and COVID-19.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
How Alisha Blackwell-Calvert Became an Advanced Sommelier | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-06 | Alisha Blackwell-Calvert’s science degree and restaurant experience led her to a career in wine. She has now achieved the level of advanced sommelier and currently works at Madrina in Webster Groves.Subscribe to #NinePBS, so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with us on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
The Saint Louis Zoos New WildCare Park | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-06 | Construction continues at the St. Louis Zoo’s 425-acre WildCare park, slated for opening in 2027; but animals are already arriving to adjust to their new home. The WildCare Park is being built in North St. Louis County, and will be free for county residents.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with us on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Solar Sunday at the McDonnell Planetarium | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-05 | Once a month, telescopes with solar filters are set up outside the @stlsciencecenter's McDonnell Planetarium to let the public get a close-up look at the sun. Interest in the program picked up after the solar eclipses in 2017 and 2024.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with us on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Public Safety Ambassadors, Cardinals Criticism, and SLPS Woes | Donnybrook: October 3, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-10-04 | Charlie Brennan debates with Sarah Fenske, Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid and Bill McClellan.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:20 Reparations for Black St. Louisans7:47 St. Louis Public Schools Interim Superintendent Lacks Certification15:23 Josh Hawely Falsely Claims Mark Maxwell Was Fired19:00 Non-Stop Flight to Dublin?22:40 Cardinals Face Cranky Fans
Safari Park and Conservation Center Coming to St. Louis in 2027 | Living St. Louis | #NinePBS Nine PBS 2024-10-04 | A safari? In Missouri? Well, right now it may look like a lot of dirt and heavy machinery. But by 2027, the @stlzootube's WildCare Park will be home to over 250 animals like Grevy’s Zebras and white rhinos. #NinePBS Producer Olivia Moses took us to meet a few of the park's first residents. | via Olivia Moses for #LivingStLouis
Why do political parties have mascots? | Elections Questions | #NinePBS Nine PBS 2024-10-03 | Did you know that the animals we now associate with the Republican and Democratic parties originally came from insults?In this episode of #electionsquestions, #NinePBS#NinePBS Producer Brooke Butler takes us through the political cartoons that cemented these symbols. | via Brooke Butler for #NinePBS and America Amplified#politicalhistory #politicalcartoons #AmericaAmplified
A Safe Place for Black Men with The Village Path | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Nine PBS 2024-10-03 | The National Institute of Health says health inequities in the United States leave far too many people of color with higher rates of disease and disability including higher rates of untreated mental illness. Four years ago, two social workers founded, The Village Path, an organization in St Louis working to increase awareness, access, and acceptance of mental wellness for Black men. Bryant Antoine and Jermar Perry stopped by to talk what mental well-being looks like for men in the Black Community.What were your thoughts on this episode? Comment below or let us know at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast!And keep up with #ListenStLouis on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbsSources: Learn more about the Village Path: thevillagepath.orgUnmasc with the Village Path: thevillagepath.org/unmasc ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6292675apa.org/monitor/2021/09/ce-black-mental-health
Kathleen Nolan: St. Louis Actress and Real McCoys Star Turns 91 | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-10-01 | Kathleen Nolan, born in St. Louis, began her showbiz career at just 13 months old on the Golden Rod Showboat. She grew up performing while living in St. Louis before heading to New York and becoming a star on The "Real McCoys." Nolan shares how her early life in St. Louis shaped her career and values, including her role as the first woman president of the #ScreenActorsGuild.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
How Piedmont became the UFO Capitol of Missouri | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-30 | Last May, the UFO Capital of Missouri State Park opened in Piedmont. The town’s extraterrestrial associations began over 50 years in 1973 when high school basketball Coach Reggie Bone and his team saw lights in the sky that they couldn’t explain. Over the next year, over 500 people reported similar sightings, leading scientists to study the phenomenon. #NinePBS Producer Veronica Mohesky visited Piedmont to see how the town still keeps in touch with its paranormal side.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with us on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Sonia Manzano Reflects on Representation in Media, Sesame Street to Almas Way | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-29 | All the way from Sesame Street, Sonia Manzano came to town to celebrate 70 years of #NinePBS. While in town, she read aloud at the Hispanic Festival in Soulard, toured @TheMagicHouseSTL and attended our birthday party! She also sat down with #LivingStLouis Producer Jim Kirchherr to discuss her 44 years on #sesamestreet and her new series from "Alama's Way" on @PBSKIDS. Subscribe to Nine PBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZSee more on Sonia's #STL adventures by following Nine PBS on:Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Eleven Years Later: the Educator and the Olympian Pt. 2 Nine PBS 2024-09-28 | They're back! Three Olympic medals, one Teacher of the Year Award, and eleven years later, Dawn Harper-Nelson and Alonzo Nelson's marriage has stayed strong. Carol Daniel continues to explore their journey in the second part of their conversation. Watch the full episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast on the #NinePBS YouTube channel. | via Leah Gullet & Carol Daniel for #ListenStLouis🎥: Bradley J. Rayford
Paint Louis, Superintendent Keisha Scarlett’s Appeal & Lambert Airport | Donnybrook: Sept. 26, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-09-27 | Charlie Brennan debates with Joe Holleman, Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid and Bill McClellan. They discuss St. Louis Police Officer David Lee's death, the execution of Marcellus Williams, Paint Louis, St. Louis Public Schools Superintendent Keisha Scarlett's appeal to keep her job, the future of Lambert Airport and Armory STL suddenly announcing their temporary closure. Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of #DonnybrookSTL. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro01:11 Officer David Lee08:10 Marcellus Williams14:00 Paint Louis17:25 Superintendent Keisha Scarlett's Appeal21:41 Lambert Airport's Customer Satisfaction 24:08 Armory STL closes Keep up with Donnybrook on: Facebook: facebook.com/DonnybrookSTLTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/donnybrookstl
Love, Learning & the Olympics w/the Nelsons Pt. 2 | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Nine PBS 2024-09-26 | Dawn Harper-Nelson and Alfonzo Nelson are back to discuss where they are today! Dawn just got back from the Paris Olympics, where she was a broadcast correspondent for NBC, and Alonzo was named the 2024 Serra Honda O’Fallon Teacher of the Year. Carol Daniel continues to dig into why the couple of 11 years does what they do. What were your thoughts on this episode? Comment below or let us know at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast!And keep up with #ListenStLouis on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Jazz St. Louis JazzU Program | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-24 | Joshua Williams has found success in the music industry and credits Jazz Great Wynton Marsalis, and Jazz St. Louis' "JazzU" for helping him reach his goals. Living St. Louis' Ruth Ezell interviewed Williams about mentorship in 2008, and caught up with him again this year.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs#Jazz #jazzmusic #jazzmusician
Why Is Music Education Important? | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-23 | Matthew Henry is the Director of Percussion Studies at UMSL. Living St. Louis' Brooke Butler spoke to him about the importance of music education, mentorship in music, funding for music education and more.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Election Questions: How has #Campaign Finance changed?| #NinePBS Nine PBS 2024-09-23 | Are you seeing an onslaught of requests from political campaigns to donate just $5? In this episode of #ElectionQuestions, Brooke Butler walks us through how political spending has evolved over the last decade. So let us know what you think. Is more money a necessary tool for politics, or is it a threat to our democracy? | via Brooke Butler for #NinePBS#CitizensUnited #CampaignFinance
These Birds Need Human-Made Housing | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-22 | Forest Park is home to a huge population of an unusual wild bird: the purple martin. The purple martin is dependent on human-provided housing. John Miller, a purple martin enthusiast, is a huge force in keeping their population growing in Forest Park.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
NOVAs Super Bridge Impact: 30 Years Later | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-22 | This summer marked the 30th anniversary of the Clark Bridge over the Mississippi River in Alton. A young boy named Sam McNeal was enthralled with NOVA's episode on the bridge at the time, and participated in a promotional spot. Living St. Louis' Jim Kirchherr spoke with Sam at an event in Alton this summer about the Super Bridge episode's impact on him. He's now a U.S. Army captain.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss a #LivingStLouis story! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Andy Frisellas Comments, Bomb Threats, and the Millenium Hotel | Donnybrook: September 19, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-09-20 | Charlie Brennan debates with Sarah Fenske, Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid and Bill McClellan.CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro1:00 Founder of Supplement Superstore, Andy Frisella's Comments on Female Police Officers9:08 Senate Debate on Halloween Night12:43 Hurdles for Hemp Products in Missouri16:16 Threats at St. Louis Schools19:31 The Workhouse to Be Demolished23:36 Millenium Hotel
Will they or wont they? The Olympian and the Educator | the #CarolDanielPodcast Nine PBS 2024-09-20 | Is love ever like the movies? With these two, it is.Olympic medalist Dawn Harper-Nelson and Teacher of the Year Alfonzo Nelson sat down with Carol Daniel to discuss love, marriage, education and the Olympics. Even though the two were close friends for years, it took one special 'Dawn Harper-Nelson Day' to make their love official.Listen to this new episode of #ListenStLouis wherever you get podcasts; watch on the #NinePBS YouTube channel.
Love, Learning & Olympic Achievements w/the Nelsons | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Nine PBS 2024-09-19 | Dawn Harper-Nelson is an Olympic athlete with gold and silver medals who continues to make her mark as a broadcaster for NBC. Alonzo Nelson Jr. is an educator & track and field coach in the Belleville School District. He impacts the lives of children in East St. Louis through math and athletics.Carol Daniel sits down with the married couple of 11 years to talk about their careers, family life and why they do what they do. Part two of this conversation will be released on Sept. 26, wherever you get podcasts and on the Nine PBS YouTube channel. What were your thoughts on this episode? Comment below or let us know at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast!And keep up with #ListenStLouis on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Election Questions: S.I.F.T Strategy for Combating #Misinformation Online Nine PBS 2024-09-17 | The S.I.F.T. model was pioneered by digital literacy expert Mike Caulfield in 2017.In this episode of #ElectionQuestions, Producer Brooke Butler explains the strategy for identifying misinformation online.Have you tried out any of the tools Brooke mentioned? Let us know in the comments how you investigate the claims in your feed! | via Brooke Butler for #NinePBS✍️: Molly Hart #MediaLiteracy #InformationLiteracy #Misinformation
St. Louisan Adjo Honsou Wins The Great American Recipe | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-17 | Adjo Honsou was born in Togo, and came to St. Louis as a teenager. She not only won PBS’s "Great American Recipe" competition, but also succeeded in her goal of introducing her West African culture and cooking to a wider audience.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of #LivingStLouis! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs#RecipePBS
Aeroponic Gardens at Marian Middle School | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-16 | Students at Marian Middle School, an all-girls private school in St. Louis, are running their own aeroponic farm and sharing their school-grown produce with the community.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of #LivingStLouis! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
How Did Nine PBS (KETC) Begin? | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-15 | KETC, one of the nation’s first educational television stations, went on the air in St. Louis 70 years ago with just a few hours of programming a day, an event the Globe-Democrat called “a major civic accomplishment.”Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of #LivingStLouis! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with us on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Showcasing and Saving Artwork from the Ferguson Uprising | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-15 | Artwork that was created on boarded up buildings ten years ago in Ferguson was saved and is now exhibited at the Delmar Divine. Producer Anne-Marie Berger spoke to Carol Klein about her book "Painting for Peace" and her efforts to save artwork from the Ferguson protests in 2014.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of #LivingStLouis! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs#FergusonUprising #Ferguson #PaintingsForPeace
Joe Holleman says there should be a “criminal investigation” into St. Louis Public Schools #stlouis Nine PBS 2024-09-13 | “I think we’re seeing a level of brokenness here that really should aggravate everybody.”Joe Holleman says there shouldn’t just be an audit on St. Louis Public Schools’ mismanagement, there should be a criminal investigation. #DonnybrookSTL #stl #schools
Nepotism in County Government, SLPS Transportation and Gambling | Donnybrook: September 12, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-09-13 | Charlie Brennan debates with Joe Holleman, Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid and Bill McClellan.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:04 The abortion Amendment will be on Missouri's ballot7:43 SLPS is still having transportation woes12:57 Shameen Clark Hubbard funnels funds to organizations her family is involved in18:02 Health Chief hires daughter and raises her pay23:00 Sports betting and Ozarks casino will be on the ballot
Why Representation Matters w/ Reesha L. Archibald | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Nine PBS 2024-09-12 | Reesha L. Archibald has made her mark as an actress, singer and producer. She is currently a creative executive at Cedric the Entertainer & Eric Rhone's "A Bird and a Bear Entertainment" production company. Carol and Reesha discuss the representation of Black people in television and film and how her work humanizes and improves the image of Black men in these mediums. -What were your thoughts on this episode? Comment below or let us know at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast! #Hollywood #Television #Film
Where do you see #mememarketing most? | Election Questions from #NinePBS Producer Brooke Butler Nine PBS 2024-09-10 | Are memes the political cartoons of our day?#NinePBS Producer Brooke Butler helps us explore the influence of memes in this #election cycle so far. In this new series #ElectionQuestions, our producers will be exploring the topics that are taking over our timelines leading up to November's election.#ElectionQuestions
Do county residents think STL City is a “hellhole”? #stl #stlouis #donnybrookstl Nine PBS 2024-09-06 | Do people living in counties outside the St. Louis have fear and hostility towards the city? Sarah Fenske says yes on Donnybrook.
Record Low Cardinals Attendance, Chesterfield Downtown, and ARPA | Donnybrook: September 5, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-09-06 | Charlie Brennan debates with Sarah Fenske, Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid and Bill McClellan.CHAPTERS:0:00 Intro1:06 Record Low Cardinals Attendance6:47 Chesterfield Mall to be Demolished, Downtown Area Proposed10:49 Pledge Breaks18:58 Palestinian Dance Troupe Canceled at Art Fair25:50 St. Louis County ARPA Funds29:53 Pledge Break37:55 County 'Hostility' Towards the City48:55 Pledge
What Led Keyon Watkins to Found Black Men Read? | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Ep. 39 Nine PBS 2024-09-05 | When Keyon Watkins’s older brother Damon died, it pushed him to transform his book club into a community outreach organization. The purpose of Black Men Read is “to promote literacy and seeing Black men in a positive light.” Catch Carol Daniel's entire conversation with Keyon Watkins you get podcasts, watch on the #NinePBS YouTube channel. | via #ListenStLouis#podcast #literacy #BlackMenRead
The Role of Black Men in Promoting Literacy | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast | Ep. 39 Nine PBS 2024-09-05 | Carol Daniel sits down with the founder of Black Men Read, Keyon Watkins, to talk about the literacy rates in the Black community and how his organization is seeking to “to promote literacy and seeing Black men in a positive light.” Watkins explained how a bookclub blossomed into their community outreach programs. Hear how his personal journey and the need for change in the community inspire his initiatives.What were your thoughts on this episode? Let us know in the comments below or at ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #ListenStLouis #podcast! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs READ MORE: BLK Men Read: blkmenread.org Black Men Build: https://www.blackmen.build/Drawn In: ninepbs.org/drawninSt. Louis Black Authors of Children's Literature: stlblackauthors.com#BlackMenRead #Literacy
Hard-to-Recycle Fair Disposes of Household Items Sustainably | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-09-04 | "Hard-to-Recycle" fairs in #StLouis provide a convenient way for residents to responsibly dispose of items like electronics, furniture, and textiles. By participating, community members help keep hazardous materials out of alleyways and landfills, contributing to a more sustainable city and giving these items a second life. Co-hosted by @STLEarthDay and @SaintLouisUniversity, this event is part of a broader initiative to improve recycling in St. Louis. Using data from sensors in dumpsters and #recycling centers, organizers aim to better understand and enhance local recycling habits.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of #LivingStLouis! bit.ly/3Mx2G5ZAnd keep up with Nine PBS on: Facebook: facebook.com/NinePBSTiktok: tiktok.com/@ninepbsInstagram: instagram.com/ninepbs
Q in the Lou Canceled, Arnold Nixes Highway Plan and Kitty Ratcliffe | Donnybrook: August 29, 2024 Nine PBS 2024-08-30 | Charlie Brennan debates with Joe Holleman, Wendy Wiese, Alvin Reid and Bill McClellan.Chapters:0:00 Intro1:25 Dennis Hancock reinstated after nepotism accusations8:06 Kitty Ratcliffe Retires Early11:30 Arnold Abandons Highway Plan15:08 Q in the Lou Canceled20:49 Edward Jones Dome needs $155 Million 23:12 Remembering Ted Drewes Jr.
How to Empower STLs Black Men w/ Black Men Build | Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel Podcast Nine PBS 2024-08-29 | A grassroots organization with a chapter in St. Louis is working to give Black men the tools necessary to heal, develop leadership skills and become politically astute. @blackmenbuild gives members a space to be vulnerable and serve the very community they may have previously harmed. Serroge Watt and Ronnie Amiyn discuss the necessity for healing circles as a tool that Black men can pass down to their families. What were your thoughts on this episode? Let us know in the comments below!To experience more of #ListenStLouis, visit ninepbs.org/listenstlouis.Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast!READ MORE:https://www.blackmen.build/pbs.org/show/portrayal-perception-african-american-men-boyshttps://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-challenges-facing-black-men-and-the-case-for-action/#BlackMenBuild #healingcircle
The Art that Sprung from the #FergusonUprising | #LivingStLouis Nine PBS 2024-08-27 | St. Louis artist Damon Davis plastered images of hands across the businesses impacted by the #Ferguson Uprising in 2014. Take a look at the installation of the piece, "All Hands on Deck."Watch the full Living St. Louis story here on the #NinePBS YouTube channel. | via Olivia Moses & Brooke Butler for #LivingStLouisInstallation Footage Courtesy of: Aziza Binti
Some Black People, The Improv Shops All-Black Improv Team | Living St. Louis Nine PBS 2024-08-27 | “When you’re with people that share the same culture as you… you can be your full self.”Performers at the Improv Shop created “Some Black People”, an all-Black improv team, to encourage and support performers of color. The Improv Shop offers classes and workshops, and as a predominately white performance medium, they have created opportunities to be more inclusive of diverse performers and audiences.
