
A weekly news podcast covering the biggest stories from the St. Louis Business Journal.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness News | |||

What if the key to solving St. Louis's biggest challenges is simply getting the right people in the same room — and actually letting them talk?
Erik sits down with Matt Hallman, founder and CEO of Filament, a St. Louis-based company that makes meeti... more
Karen Branding, president and CEO of the Regional Business Council, joins the show to explain how the 100-CEO organization is stepping up on two of St. Louis' most pressing challenges. First, she details the RBC's downtown revitalization effort — a c... more
ESCO Technologies has grown 240% in five years — but most St. Louisans have never heard of it.
Business reporter Nathan Rubbelke joins host Erik Siemers to break down the surprising rise of ESCO Technologies, a St. Louis-based public company whose s... more
en years after Bayer's landmark $63 billion acquisition of St. Louis-based Monsanto, the German pharmaceutical giant is finally seeing the legal tide turn — but the battle is far from over. In this episode, St. Louis Business Journal reporter Jim Dre... more
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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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A weekly, region-focused business and urban development show that centers on St. Louis-area economics, policy, and leadership. Episodes frequently explore riverfront redevelopment, regional branding, tax policy, public-priv ate partnerships, and notable local projects, often featuring developers, business journalists, and civic leaders as guests. A distinctive pattern is the blend of hard policy discussion with practical business implications, including financing, governance structure, and the impact of large-scale projects on local communities. The show tends to attract listeners who want deep, issue-driven conversations about how St. Louis markets itself, funds growth, and navigates regional collaboration, with recurring emphasis on cross... more
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Recent guests on The Arch City Report include:
1. Jed Ellerbroek
2. Nathan Rubbelke
3. Loryn Nalic
4. Julie Murphy
5. Joe Blanner
6. Anthony Bartlett
7. Kate Marijolovic
8. Ron Kitchens
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