
A weekly news podcast covering the biggest stories from the St. Louis Business Journal.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness News | |||

Erik explores one of the most ambitious development projects in the St. Louis region's history—a proposed $2 billion retail and entertainment complex in Glen Carbon, Illinois.
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Strong show that provides a fact based conversion about the St. Louis region. Focuses on the decline in a frank manner.
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Focusing on the region's most pressing business and governance issues, this weekly news podcast explores a range of topics relevant to the St. Louis area. Episodes often feature in-depth discussions about local developments, including economic challenges, urban planning, public safety, and political dynamics. Noteworthy insights are shared by industry experts and local leaders, enriching the dialogue around the community's growth and resilience. Listeners can expect a mix of strategic perspectives and actionable information that serves both professionals and residents invested in St. Louis's future.
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Recent guests on The Arch City Report include:
1. Jim Wild
2. Governor Mike Kehoe
3. Lisa Clancy
4. Nathan Rebelke
5. Robert Bobroff
6. Jim Murphy
7. Nikki Budzinski
8. Ryan McClure
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