
St. Louis on the Air creates a unique space where guests and listeners can share ideas and opinions with respect and honesty. Whether exploring issues and challenges confronting our region, discussing the latest innovations in science and technology, taking a closer look at our history or talking with authors, artists and musicians, St. Louis on the Air brings you the stories of St. Louis and the ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 4207 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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What a lawyer says to the media can have consequences at trial. St. Louis saw an example of that after a comment last week on St. Louis on the Air contributed to a judge declaring a mistrial in a high-profile trial this week. On this Legal Roundtable... more
What happens when a border becomes more than just a line on a map? We feature Episode 2 of STLPR’s podcast, “Meet Me,” exploring life along the St. Louis city-county border. It’s the second half of our deep dive into the Great Divorce, the decision 1... more
Parkinson’s disease is a chronic, progressive disorder with no cure, and its rate of incidence in the Midwest is one of the highest in the country. We explore why — including new research that shows a strong link between exposure to a widely used her... more
For the second year in a row, the Annie Malone May Day Parade has been postponed. To understand why the event has been such a beloved St. Louis tradition, we revisit a March 2025 conversation about Annie Malone: the namesake of the parade who was the... more
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Interesting topics and high quality journalism and interviews. Hosts are great. I appreciate having in-depth coverage of local happenings and issues
Interesting and engaging interviews and discussions about current topics.
I welcome the addition of Elaine Cho as host. She is elegant in her presentation, an excellent interviewer, and has a calm, professional demeanor. She is clearly well-versed in the subjects she presents and her manor delivers information and observations without hysteria. I hope she has a long tenure with STLPR. She is a class act and I really enjoy her delivery, her empathy, and her insight. She is delightful and greatly appreciated.
I am a frequent listener to St. Louis on the air. Today I listened. to Sarah’s interview with Adam Manas about Montez Coleman, followed by her interview with Dr. Weinstock about Long Covid. Sarah has impeccable interviewing skills.
Love the wide scope of coverage and Sarah’s positive but penetrating style. Keep up the great work!
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The content consistently covers pressing issues and stories relevant to the St. Louis region, with topics that span the complexities of local governance, notable cultural figures, and community-driven initiatives. Episodes often feature discussions on social justice, legal challenges, health equity, and the rich history of the area, coupled with interviews from influential community members, artists, and experts in various fields. This mix of informative journalism with personal narratives provides listeners with a nuanced understanding of life in St. Louis, appealing to those interested in current events, local history, and cultural exploration.
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Recent guests on St. Louis on the Air include:
1. Mary Egan
2. Ellen McCloskey
3. Linda Nance
4. Alex Henry
5. Jeff Henry
6. Mónica Carlsen
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8. Maureen Hanlon
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