
In St. Louis, it doesn’t take much to find a divide. There are the invisible lines we draw around politics, high schools — even what toppings belong on a pizza. And then, there are the big divides, like the 150-year-old split between St. Louis city and county. “Meet Me” is all about connecting across divides to find a way forward.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Great first episode, such a cool idea! Public media is typically such a gem of American life. But for the last ~10 years STLPR has been nauseatingly biased and inadequate (choosing not to cover the Kim Gardner saga on time or accurately turned out to be the tip of the ice berg).
This show will either be a return to former greatness for STLPR, or evidence of just how far they’ve strayed from unbiased & important journalism. I think it will be the former 😊
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This show centers on bridging deep regional divides in St. Louis by elevating voices from neighborhoods, historians, and local leaders to discuss money, governance, infrastructure, and community resilience. Episodes frequently juxtapose city and county perspectives, probing how settlement funds, zoning, development, and historic boundaries shape daily life and long-term opportunity. Notable strengths include narrative storytelling anchored by residents' lived experiences, plus expert context from journalists and historians, which helps listeners understand complex regional dynamics and potential paths forward. The program often blends personal narratives with policy debates, making it useful for audiences who want practical, community-focus... more
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Recent guests on Meet Me include:
1. Alison Regier
2. Mary Straub
3. Chuck Hatfield
4. Brendalyn King
5. Eli Front
6. Ryan McClure
7. Marshall Hyre
8. Juanita Blackshear
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