St. Louis on the Air

Host Don Marsh talks about those injustices disadvantaged youth in St. Louis are facing, including inequities in quality of education, rate of school suspensions and more.

Producer Lara  Hamdan  talks to filmmaker Mark  Krenzien  about his career and film, "Journey to the South Pacific," which takes place on a tropical island in West Papua.

Host Don Marsh discusses the issues raised by the shooting at Kirkwood City Hall 10 years ago and how they may have been addressed.

Host Don Marsh discussed the history of the Mathews-Dickey Boys’ and Girls’ Club and a book that details it.

Host Don Marsh talks to St. Louis Public Radio political reporter Jo Mannies about the Lincoln Days gathering, where Missouri Republicans discuss their plans for upcoming elections. 

Host Don Marsh talks with Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Linda Greenhouse about her career and the current state of media and political affairs.

Don Marsh goes Behind the Headlines to discuss the aftermath of the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision on a partial removal of World War II-era radioactive waste at the West Lake Landfill, in northwest St. Louis County.

Host Don Marsh talks to Rx Outreach president Darryl  Munden about the  non-profit organization based in Maryland Heights, which is a fully licensed mail-order pharmacy.

St. Louis on the Air producer Alex  Heuer  talks with Grammy award-winning jazz trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard about his score in the "Bud, Not Buddy" production. 

Host Don MArsh talks to St. Louis Public Radio science and environment reporter Eli Chen about an EPA proposal for the West Lake Landfill. 

Host Don Marsh talks to our partners at Sauce Magazine about their top restaurant picks for the month of February. 

Host Don Marsh talks to St. Louis Public Radio digital reporter Kae Petrin and Washington University dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences William Tate about the income gap between white and black residents in St. Louis. 

Host Don Marsh talks with St. Louis members of the grassroots organization 500 Women Scientists about local activities taking place that will introduce more women and people of color to the science fields.

Host Don Marsh talks with citizen negotiators during the 1972 City Jail sit-in protest and compared the experience with the protests of today.

Host Don Marsh talks to ArchCity Defenders new executive director Blake Strode and the legal advocacy organization's continued efforts to help under-served citizens.

Host Don Marsh talks to conductor Stéphane Denève about his music career and upcoming role at the St. Louis Symphony and Orchestra.   

Host Don Marsh talks about the issue of child sexual abuse raised by the trial of sports physician Larry  Nassar and how to spot, treat and prevent it. 

Host Don Marsh discusses St. Louis Theater Circle' award nominations of 2018.

Host Don Marsh talks about how users will experience new changes on Facebook and how media organizations such as St. Louis Public Radio and NPR are dealing with the changes.

Host Don Marsh talks about the role and future of organ playing in churches. 

Host Don Marsh talks to our monthly Legal Roundtable panelists about recent issues pertaining to the law. 

Producer Lara Hamdan talks to international journalist Robin Wright about her career, including what it's like covering the front lines with ISIS and interviewing former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi. 

Host Don Marsh discusses the case of Alex Garcia, an undocumented Honduran immigrant facing deportation, and a local church providing him sanctuary. 

Host Don Marsh talked with the playwright and the director of "Faceless." The play is now showing at The Rep.

Host Don Marsh discussed why the flu is so prevalent in St. Louis and what can be done to prevent and treat it.