
A weekly news podcast covering the biggest stories from the St. Louis Business Journal.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 91 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Business NewsNews | |||

When a new presidential administration takes office, policy shifts can ripple through the business world in unexpected ways. This week, reporter Jim Drew joins the show to share the story of Chrysalis Biosciences — a company that, at the start of 202... more
rban Chestnut Brewing was one of St. Louis's most beloved craft beer brands — until debt, the pandemic, and shifting consumer trends drove it into bankruptcy. Entrepreneur Brian Travers, who acquired the brewery in early 2025, joins host Erik Siemers... more
What does it take to transform a neighborhood and, ultimately, a city? In this special Arch City Report episode, we share highlights from a live panel featuring Build-A-Bear founder Maxine Clark, WashU executive Brian Phillips and East Loop CID leade... more
Habitat for Humanity St. Louis is breaking ground on a 40-home development in the Vandeventer neighborhood — one of the largest housing projects North St. Louis has seen in decades. Host Erik talks with CEO Kimberly McKinney about how the $17 million... more
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This program focuses on regional business, policy, and development, with a strong emphasis on St. Louis-area markets, governance, and economic trends. Episodes frequently feature local executives, journalists, and policymakers analyzing regional growth, infrastructure, public-private partnerships, and notable business cases. A standout element is the mix of depth on local issues—ranging from downtown redevelopment and regionalism to the economics of local companies—paired with practical takeaways for listeners who sponsor, pitch guests, or seek media placement in the area. The format's cadence and the guests' expertise make it especially helpful for anyone tracking how local institutions shape business opportunities and urban strategy.
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Recent guests on The Arch City Report include:
1. Brian Travers
2. Maxine Clark
3. Brian Phillips
4. Samantha Smugala
5. Kimberly McKinney
6. Patrick Rishe
7. Dave Drebes
8. Matt Hallman
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