So Saint Paul

What happens when a vibrant community is physically divided by a highway, yet refuses to let its spirit be broken? On this episode of SO Saint Paul, we hear from Charmin Michelle and Dan Chouinard, two of the lovely and talented musicians starring in Rondo '56 at St. Paul's History Theater. hrough the lens of the play, we explore how the Rondo community was affected by the construction of Intersta...

How can a community come together to tackle the opioid crisis? Today, we welcome Julie, a dedicated Midway resident who recently completed Narcan training, to share her powerful story and insights. Fueled by personal loss and a commitment to her neighborhood, Julie reveals the crucial steps needed to recognize and respond to opioid overdoses. Learn how Narcan works and why community action is vita...

On this episode of So Saint Paul, host Katey DeCelle sits down with Sonia Gass, Executive Director of Community Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washington Counties (CAP-RW), to discuss the essential services they offer to people living in poverty—from rent and energy assistance to financial literacy and Head Start programs for children. We also hear from Fellicia Smith, Communications Specialist...

We're excited to launch the very first episode of So Saint Paul , your new go-to radio show all about the stories, issues, and people shaping St. Paul. Hosted by Katey DeCelle, So Saint Paul dives deep into the heart of our city, bringing fresh conversations and local perspectives to your airwaves every Thursday from 5:00-5:30 PM on WFNU Frogtown Community Radio, 94.1 FM, or online at wfnu.org . F...