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St. Louis on the Air

St. Louis Public Radio
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St. Louis, United States
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St. Louis, Missouri
Soul Food
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Bosnia and Herzegovina
1904 World's Fair
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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

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Recent Guests

Eric Miller
Former Niños de México volunteer and whistleblower
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Julie Heifner
Former Niños de México volunteer and spiritual development director
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Chandler Gregg
Missouri attorney representing Jane Doe in her lawsuit against former Niños leaders
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Sarah Kellogg
St. Louis Public Radio state house and politics reporter
St. Louis Public Radio
Episode: From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave
Rachel Lippman
St. Louis Public Radio justice correspondent
St. Louis Public Radio
Episode: From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave
Shira Berkowitz
Senior director of policy and advocacy at PROMO
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Episode: From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave
Mallory Schwarz
Executive director of Abortion Action Missouri
Abortion Action Missouri
Episode: From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave
Jake Hummel
President of the Missouri AFL-CIO
Missouri AFL-CIO
Episode: From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave
Richard VanGlant
Executive director of People Not Politicians
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Episode: From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave

Host

Elaine Cha
Journalist and presenter at St. Louis Public Radio

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 162 ratings
  • Listening for years

    Interesting topics and high quality journalism and interviews. Hosts are great. I appreciate having in-depth coverage of local happenings and issues

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bridgebeudywvxjufve
    United States3 years ago
  • Brain food

    Interesting and engaging interviews and discussions about current topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quentin2001
    Canada3 years ago
  • Warm welcome to Elaine Cho

    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.

    Audible
    5
    Elizabeth J. P. Parker
    United States4 years ago
  • St. Louis On The Air

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tandemjim
    United States5 years ago
  • upbeat yet informative coverage of important regional issues

    Love the wide scope of coverage and Sarah’s positive but penetrating style. Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aeynrt
    United States5 years ago

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The polished production and segmented format make it easy to fit coverage into a commute or choose topics of interest.
Listeners value the range of voices and perspectives, including guests who bring local knowledge and personal experience.
Listeners praise the breadth of subjects and the depth of local reporting, from civic affairs to culture and history.
The reporting helps St. Louis-area listeners feel informed about their communities and understand the context behind regional issues.
Interviewers are described as informed, engaging and skilled at asking thoughtful follow-up questions.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

St. Louis author examines the death of political compromise in America
Q: What is the compromise paradox?
Perlut says most Americans identify somewhere near the middle, but political incentives reward outrage and make compromise look like capitulation or a moral failure.
St. Louis author examines the death of political compromise in America
Q: You open the book in somewhat an unusual way, and you write about yourself and the way that you feel about politics. Why did you start the book like that?
Perlut wanted readers to understand his background and biases upfront, so they would know who he was and would not suspect he was hiding his motivations.
Empty lots scar tornado-ravaged north St. Louis. Here’s how the city hopes to fill them
Q: Why is this map being used in the tornado recovery effort?
The map lays out ongoing and proposed developments, including projects needing additional funding. The city hopes to identify projects it can support or incentivize to help move redevelopment forward.
Empty lots scar tornado-ravaged north St. Louis. Here’s how the city hopes to fill them
Q: What was the process like at the beginning, Kavahn?
Mansouri says demolitions took a long time to begin because of uncertainty over funding, limited city experience with a disaster of this scale, and the burden of managing the work locally.
From Missouri to Illinois, frustration with Trump turned the midterms into a blue wave
Q: How much of your win is attributable to the campaign being well crafted?
Fred Wellman says his campaign focused on the district's different regions, worked up and down the ticket, and centered the needs of working people.

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Frequently Asked Questions About St. Louis on the Air

What is St. Louis on the Air about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Regional reporting and interviews connect St. Louis residents with the people, decisions and ideas shaping their communities. Coverage ranges from local government, elections and legal issues to public health, science, history, the arts, food and the environment. Journalist Elaine Cha and politics reporter Jason Rosenbaum are among the recurring hosts, joined by reporters who bring expertise in specific beats. Conversations feature local officials, researchers, attorneys, artists, advocates, business and community leaders, as well as residents describing their own experiences. The format moves between focused interviews, reporter roundtables and live discussions, with practical context for understanding how regional issues affect everyday l... more

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1. Eric Miller
2. Julie Heifner
3. Chandler Gregg
4. Sarah Kellogg
5. Rachel Lippman
6. Shira Berkowitz
7. Mallory Schwarz
8. Jake Hummel

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