Saint Louis In Tune

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Welcome to St Louis In Tune! Thank you for joining us for fresh perspectives on issues and events with experts, community leaders, and everyday people who are making a difference that shapes our society and world. The show is co-hosted by Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston.

5d ago

From Food Truck to James Beard Award Winning Chef: Loryn Nalic's Journey

One month after Loryn and Edo Nalic opened Balkan Treatbox in 2019, I had the privilege of sitting down with Loryn and getting her take on the success of the restaurant. Now Loryn is a culinary superstar being recently crowned the James Beard Best Chef Midwest. She takes us on a delightful journey through her culinary roots and the evolution of her restaurant, Balkan Treatbox. From her childhood memories of cooking with family to the whirlwind of opening a food truck and now a full-fledged restaurant, Loryn shares the ups and downs of her culinary career. She recounts the transformative moments that shaped her passion for food, like her early days busing tables and her leap into pastry chef roles. We get into the intricacies of running a food truck, the challenges of sourcing ingredients, and the creativity that fuels her menu, which is inspired by the rich flavors of the Balkan region. As we celebrate her recent accolades, we also reflect on how community support and a team effort has been vital to her success, emphasizing the collaborative spirit among local chefs in St. Louis. Loryn and Arnold explore the vibrant food scene in St. Louis, highlighting how the city is gaining recognition on a national scale. They discuss the camaraderie among local chefs and how this interconnectedness strengthens the culinary landscape. Loryn's anecdotes about her experiences, from baking bread in a food truck to managing the demands of a bustling restaurant are engaging and give us a behind the scenes view. Listeners get a taste of the mouthwatering dishes served at Balkan Treatbox, like the beloved wood-fired bread and the unique flavors of cevapi, and how every dish tells a story. This conversation is not just about food; it’s about passion, perseverance, and the joy of bringing people together through delicious meals. [00:00] Meet Loryn Nalic [00:13] Early Food Roots [00:55] Pastry Breakthrough [01:46] From Sysco to Pappy's [03:21] Launching the Truck [04:49] Food Truck Reality [08:35] From Truck to Restaurant [09:16] Balkan Menu Tour [12:19] Design and Identity [15:12] Opening Challenges [18:47] Lunch Only Growth [23:03] Precision and Pastry [24:10] St Louis Food Community [27:37] How to Visit and Follow [28:47] What is Next and Farewell Takeaways: Loryn Nalic's journey from culinary dreams to James Beard Best Chef accolade is truly inspiring!Building a food truck is not just grilling and cash registers, it's a complex culinary adventure!The St. Louis food scene is thriving, with chefs supporting each other like one big happy family!Every dish served is crafted with love, using fresh ingredients and traditional Balkan recipes!Transitioning from a food truck to a full-fledged restaurant has its challenges, but the rewards are worth it!Social media is the lifeblood of food trucks – it’s how they keep their hungry fans in the loop! Balkan Treat Box - St. LouisInstagram - Balkan TreatboxFacebook - Balkan Treatbox This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #balkantreatbox #jamesbeardaward #stlouisfood #foodtrucks #balkanfood #streetfood #balkancuisine #woodfiredcooking #handmadebread

30 min
6d ago

Why 15 Million People Can't Get Enough of Forest Park

Forest Park, a vibrant gem in St. Louis, is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, and let me tell you, it's got quite the backstory! We get right into the heart of the park's history, where we explore its origins and the myriad of events that have taken place since 1876. From hosting Olympic events to being the backdrop for Janis Joplin's free concert that had hippies dancing under the stars, Forest Park has always been a hub of activity and culture. Our guests, Amanda Doyle and Cameron Collins, are the authors of a brand-new book that captures the essence of the park's rich history, titled 'Forest Park, St. Louis: Gathering Places Since 1876.' They share fascinating anecdotes, including how the park was once considered a potential site for an airport! Who would've thought that the sprawling greens could have been a runway? This episode is a delightful mix of humor and history, perfect for anyone wanting to learn more about this beloved park with some hidden history. [00:00] Forest Park Teaser [00:35] Show Welcome and Sponsor [01:13] World Refugee Day Plug [02:05] John Muir Quote and Guests [03:00] Authors Bios and Banter [04:11] First Forest Park Impressions [07:09] Janis Joplin Free Concert [08:53] Founding Vision and Land Deal [11:13] Park Memories and Renewal [14:03] Writing the Book Together [15:35] Pageant and Kennedy Woods [18:51] Hidden Monuments and River Des Peres [21:45] Worlds Fair Myths and Legends [24:44] Cut Stories White Ghost Dogs [26:01] Handball Rivalries and Crime [26:20] Handball Rivalry Tale [26:57] Book Tour Dates [28:24] Research Beats AI [30:33] Bandstand Basement Lore [32:33] Forest Park Fun Facts [34:52] Tornado Tree Aftermath [35:35] Sponsor Break [38:15] Writing The Book Together [43:25] Design Choices And Layout [47:09] Wrap Up And Odd Holidays [51:35] Final Sign Off Takeaways: Did you know that Forest Park was the site of Olympic events, making it a historical gem?Each year, over 15 million visitors flock to Forest Park, proving it's a must-visit spot!Janis Joplin once rocked a free concert at the World's Fair Pavilion in Forest Park, how cool is that?Forest Park is the first park in the country featuring a statue of Thomas Jefferson, predating D.C.'s by 30 years!The park has undergone a massive transformation, thanks to the efforts of Forest Park Forever, revitalizing its beauty.Did you know that the park's original plan was for it to be double its current size? That's some ambitious dreaming! Book Tour Dates/Times June 20: Noon-2pm, Barnes & Noble in Ladue June 22: 1-2pm, Clarendale Clayton June 24: 4-7pm, Forest Park Boathouse (150th anniversary of the park) July 22: 7pm, St. Louis County Library Main Branch September 20: 2-3:30pm, Kirkwood Public Library Amanda E Doyle - AuthorDistilled History - Cameron CollinsForest Park: St. Louis’s Gathering Place Since 1876 – Reedy PressInstagram - Forest Park 150 This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #forestpark #forestpark150 #stlouisparks #urbanparks #stlouishistory #urbanparkhistory

53 min
Jun 9

Andre' Mack: Lessons on Passion, Wine, & Life

Andre' Mack joins us to discuss his incredible journey through the world of wine and opens up about the pivotal moments that shaped his career and life. He shares his initial inspiration which came from watching a television show and the “aha” moment tasting three different wines side by side. Eighteen months later he become a sommelier at The French Laundry and later run a major New York program at Per Se. If that wasn’t enough he founded Maison Noir Wines in Oregon along with a design studio. We also talk about upcoming projects in the works. Andre's infectious passion for hospitality shines through as he encourages people to integrate wine into their everyday experiences rather than treat it as an elite indulgence. He emphasizes the importance of keeping your 'eyes on the prize' and doing the hard things that lead to fulfilling your dreams. Our conversation is a delightful blend of personal reflection and professional insight, making it a must-listen for anyone interested in wine, hospitality, or simply living life to the fullest. [00:00] Eyes on the Prize [00:31] Show Welcome and Sponsor [02:03] Meet Andre' Mack [02:34] Why He's in St Louis [03:08] First Wine Aha Moment [06:03] Fast Track to French Laundry [06:33] Obsessive Study and Staging [08:49] No Looking Back Mindset [10:08] New York Leap [10:53] From Sommelier to Winemaker [12:10] Discomfort and Discipline [12:59] Army Brat Roots [15:27] Training Palate and Nose [18:13] Skills from the Job [20:47] Inspiration Not Motivation [21:59] Free Time and Learning [22:14] Creative Side Hustles [22:22] Quality Time Parenting [23:17] Future Projects Reveal [24:50] Designing Wine Tools [26:05] Kids Passions Homeschooling [30:50] Bond Villain Yacht Tales [33:35] Wine As Life Condiment [37:02] Marketing Culture Relevancy [38:52] Reflection Takeaways: Stay focused on your goals because only you know where you're headed, so keep your eyes on the prize!Sometimes, you've got to tackle the not-so-fun stuff to reach your ultimate destination, but trust me, it's worth it!Andre' Mack's journey is a wild ride; from financial advisor to sommelier at the French Laundry in just 18 months, talk about hustling!Wine is more than just a drink; it’s a condiment for life, elevating every experience and making moments more memorable!If you want to develop your palate for wine, taste everything, because practice and repetition are key to mastering those flavors!Remember, to be a master of something, you have to stay a student for life, always learning and evolving! Andre Hueston MackInstagram - Andre' MackYouTube - Andre' MackFacebook - Maison Noir WinesMaison Noir Wines This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #andremack #maisonnoirwines #sommelier #winemaker #vintner #hospitality

43 min
Jun 9

Small Pieces, Big Impact: Prokofiev's Radical Miniatures

This episode is a delightful glance into the world of classical music as we sit down with the charismatic pianist Brian Woods. We celebrate the genius of Sergei Prokofiev, particularly focusing on his lesser-known works. Brian’s upcoming album, 'Radical Miniatures,' serves as the backdrop for our lively discussion. Brian reveals how he’s taken these short pieces, which clock in at under three minutes each, and turned them into a collection that’s as engaging as it is innovative. Brian shares his excitement about the creative process behind the album, detailing how Prokofiev’s ability to convey complex emotions in such brief compositions resonates with today’s fast-paced world. He highlights how these pieces can capture audiences’ attention in a way that longer works sometimes struggle to do. We also discuss the significance of stage presence, with Brian emphasizing the importance of storytelling in music and how he aims to make classical performances feel less intimidating and more accessible to everyone. Listeners are treated to a rich tapestry of insights about both the music and the musician. Brian’s infectious enthusiasm shines through as he discusses his artistic journey, from his early days to his current role as a music director at the World Chess Hall of Fame. His passion for connecting with audiences is palpable, and it’s clear that he sees music as a living, breathing entity that thrives on interaction and engagement. This episode is a refreshing reminder of how classical music can be both profound and approachable, making it a delightful listen for music lovers and casual listeners alike. [00:00] Prokofiev Teaser [00:38] Coffee Order Chaos [01:33] Piano Quote [02:29] Meet Pianist Brian Woods [04:02] Dazzling Stage Presence [08:24] Why Prokofiev Miniatures [11:10] Short Pieces For Short Attention [12:57] Album Success And Creating [15:07] Prokofiev, The Rebel [16:27] Visions Fugitives Preview [20:42] Break And Sponsor Messages [22:51] Album Release Details [23:27] CDs Vinyl And Improvising [24:35] Recovering Onstage Mistakes [25:51] Recording Without Fear [27:20] Tales Of Grandmother [32:17] Sarcasms Explained [38:01] Politics Behind The Music [39:49] Chess Hall Concert Series [49:04] Tickets And Farewell Takeaways: Prokofiev's talent for short pieces showcases his genius in brevity and emotional impact.The podcast dives deep into Brian Woods' journey, revealing how personal connections shaped his career trajectory.Listeners learn about the importance of stage presence and how it enhances the overall concert experience for the audience.Brian Woods' new album, featuring Prokofiev's radical miniatures, is set to challenge traditional classical music norms and attract younger audiences.The conversation highlights the unique blend of classical music and storytelling that keeps audiences engaged and entertained.Exploring how Prokofiev pushed musical boundaries reflects the ongoing evolution of classical music in contemporary society. Home Page - Brian Woods PianistYouTube - Brian WoodsInstagram - Brian WoodsFacebook - Brian Woods This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #brianwoods #brianwoodspianist #prokofiev #pianomusic #classicalmusic #worldchesshalloffame #chess

52 min
Jun 4

The Mother Road's Leading Ladies: Tales from Route 66

When you think of Route 66, images of classic cars and diners may come to mind, but hidden within its asphalt is the rich tapestry of women’s history. In this episode, we chat with Cheryl Eichar Jett, author of 'Aprons Away: Women’s Work on Route 66,' who shares her journey of uncovering these often-forgotten stories. Cheryl brings a fresh perspective to the highway’s legacy, highlighting the pivotal roles women played in the development and maintenance of this iconic route. She unlocks stories about the women who ran businesses, served travelers, and contributed to the culture that made Route 66 what it is today. Showcasing the resilience and creativity of women from various backgrounds, we delve into specific figures, like a trailblazing female mayor and an inspiring restaurant owner who broke barriers and created spaces for others. Each story is a testament to the strength and ingenuity of women who, despite the odds, made their mark on the American landscape. Cheryl’s passion for preserving these stories is infectious, and her witty narration keeps the conversation lively and engaging. Wrapping things up, we reflect on the significance of Route 66 in American culture and how it serves as a microcosm of broader societal changes. Cheryl encourages listeners to explore the road and the stories behind the businesses that still stand today, offering a glimpse into the past through the lens of women’s contributions. So, whether you’re a history lover, a road trip enthusiast, or just curious about the untold stories of America, this episode is a must-listen. It’s a celebration of perseverance, history, and the incredible women who transformed Route 66 into a journey worth taking. [00:00] Route 66 Women Intro [00:37] Show Welcome [01:27] Steinbeck Mother Road Quote [02:25] Meet Author Cheryl Eichar Jett [02:58] Play Versus Book Origins [04:26] Route 66 Start To Finish [05:17] Driving Time And Decommissioning [07:01] Choosing Stories For The Book [10:39] Route 66 as an American Microcosm [13:53] Biggest Research Surprises [17:53] Women Work Beyond Wartime [19:12] Favorite Women And Sassy Tales [24:49] Murals And Edwardsville Connections [27:37] Gas Station Gals And Legacy Stops [31:07] Apple Valley Ranch [32:24] Green Book Travel Stops [34:10] Riverfront SS Admiral [34:51] Maisie Krebs Origins [36:21] Art Deco Ship Design [39:17] More Stories Volume Two [39:43] Signings And Website [42:11] Route Or Route Debate [44:40] Dred Scott Petition [46:07] Route 66 Mental Floss [48:46] Days of the Dayr [51:16] Humor And Farewell Takeaways: Route 66 isn't just a road; it’s a historical tapestry woven with the stories of countless women who shaped its legacy.Cheryl Eichar Jett, our fab guest, dives deep into women's pivotal roles along Route 66, showcasing their contributions like never before.From waitresses to architects, the women of Route 66 had diverse careers that defy the traditional narratives we often hear.Did you know the term 'Mother Road' was coined by John Steinbeck in his novel 'The Grapes of Wrath'? It's a game changer for understanding this iconic highway. Presentation & Book Signing Saturday, June 6th, from 11am – 1:30pm West End Service Station (Edwardsville Route 66 Visitors Center), 620 St. Louis St., Edwardsville, IL 62025; Free and open to the publicSaturday, June 13th, from 10am – 7pm Route 66 Festival, Edwardsville City Park, 101 S. Buchanan St., Edwardsville, IL 62025: Free and open to the publicSunday, June 14th, from 2pm – 3pm Old Courthouse, 11 N. 4th St., St. Louis, MO 63102; Free and open to the publicWednesday, June 17th, from 7pm -8pm White Oak Library, 121 E. 8th St., Lockport, IL 60441; Free and open to the publicSaturday, June 20th, from 11am – 1pm Litchfield Museum & Route 66 Welcome Center, 334 Historic Old Route 66 North, Litchfield, IL 62056; Free and open to the publicThursday, July 23rd, from 6pm – 7pm Hayner Public Library, 132 Alton Square Mall Drive, Alton, IL 62002; Free and open to the publicSunday, August 9th, from 1pm – 4pm Litchfield Museum & Route 66 Welcome Center, 334 Historic Old Route 66 North, Litchfield, IL 62056; Free and open to the publicThursday, August 13th, from 9am – 10am National Museum of Transportation, 2933 Barrett Station Road; Open to the public (i.e. ticketed, admission fee) Cheryl Eichar Jett - WebsiteAbout Cheryl Eichar Jett - The Route 66 Chick Blog PageFacebook - Cheryl Eichar JettAprons Away: Women’s Work on Route 66 – Reedy PressAmazon - Cheryl Eichar Jett This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #route66 #motherroad #greenbook #getyourkicksonroute66 #getyourkicks #grapesofwrath #johnsteinbeck #Route66women #womeninhistory #Route66heritage #Route66centennial

55 min
May 19

Unscripted: Dennis Brown on Theater, Criticism, and Conversations

If Dennis Brown were a weather report, today’s forecast would be: 50% wisdom, 50% experience, accompanied with a strong chance of storytelling. What a privilege to converse with Dennis as we explore his incredible journey through the world of theater and literature, from rubbing elbows with Hollywood legends like Gregory Peck and Jessica Tandy to sharing the stage with up-and-coming talent in St. Louis. He reflects on the heartwarming and sometimes hilarious moments from his years as a theater critic, revealing how he managed to maintain his passion for storytelling while navigating the ups and downs of the theatrical world. One minute he's recounting the time he interviewed a young playwright, and the next, he’s dropping gems of wisdom about what it means to truly listen and engage with the stories that surround us. Dennis’s unique perspective not only captures the essence of theater but also serves as a reminder of the importance of community in the arts. Who knew that writing and storytelling could be as exhilarating as a rollercoaster ride? Buckle up, because Dennis is here to take us on a thrilling ride through the enchanting world of theater, one story at a time! [00:00] Meet Dennis Brown [00:33] Show Welcome and Banter [01:32] Shaw Quote on Critics [02:23] Dennis Background and Theater Roots [03:32] Thesis That Started It All [05:30] Teaching and Lifelong Learning [07:51] Breaking Into the Post Dispatch [09:31] Career Advice Stay Open [11:17] CBS Speech to Publicist [12:37] Working With Famous Actors [15:21] Interviewing Secrets and Stories [20:20] Sponsor Break and PSA [22:14] Back to Stage Page and Books [24:57] How to Be a Theater Critic: Informed Subjectivity [28:52] Illustrations by Marjorie Williamson [30:04] Illustration Perfectionism [31:11] Choosing The Reviews [33:58] Reviews As Short Stories [36:18] The Lost Art Of Criticism [40:03] Hook Meat And Ending [41:03] Gregory Peck Prep Method [47:04] GP On The Road [52:00] Angela Lansbury Favor [54:23] Final Book Plug Farewell Takeaways: Our guest today is Dennis Brown, a super talented storyteller and playwright with some awesome stories to share about his adventures in theater.We dive into the world of theater history, featuring names like Gregory Peck and Jessica Tandy, and how they left their mark on the industry.Dennis emphasizes the importance of being informed rather than strictly objective when it comes to theater criticism; it’s all about that informed subjectivity, folks!The podcast reveals that Dennis' teaching experience keeps him young and in touch with fresh perspectives, highlighting the value of student insights.We also uncover that writing is a cerebral activity that connects us deeper, and even Gregory Peck had his unique way of learning lines by writing them out!Finally, we learn about Dennis' new book 'Stage Page', which is packed with reviews that tell more like short stories, celebrating the marvelous St. Louis theater scene. Dennis Brown - Home PageDennis Brown - My Books This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #stlouistheater #dennisbrown #theatercritics #CBS #publicist #screenwriting #theaterarts #websteruniversity

56 min
May 11

Embracing Music & Poetry: Missouri Chamber Music Festival's 16th Season

With the Missouri Chamber Music Festival’s 16th season on the horizon, Nina Ferrigno, the festival's dynamic executive director and a talented pianist, takes center stage in this episode. The theme for this year, 'Hope is the Thing with Music,' reflects a beautiful synergy between music and the poetic words of Emily Dickinson. Ferrigno passionately discusses how the festival aims to weave together these two art forms, creating a rich tapestry of sound and meaning that will resonate with audiences. The episode dives into the nitty-gritty of the festival's planning process, with Nina sharing her excitement about new partnerships and the artistic direction she envisions. The collaboration with the Sheldon Concert Hall marks a significant milestone for the festival, providing a premier venue that enhances the concert experience. As she outlines the concert lineup, listeners are treated to a sneak peek of what to expect, from unique programming to premiering new works that promise to captivate and inspire. Listeners will also appreciate Nina's candid reflections on her journey through music and how it has shaped her life. Her insights into the rehearsal process and the collaborative nature of chamber music highlight the importance of connection and communication among musicians. This episode is not just an overview of the festival; it’s a heartfelt celebration of the power of music to evoke emotion and foster community. So, whether you're a seasoned concert-goer or new to the world of chamber music, you’ll want to tune in and get excited about the festival running from June 10th to 21st. Grab your tickets and join this musical adventure! [00:00] World Premiere Teaser [00:28] Show Welcome and Quote [01:50] Theme Hope and Dickinson [03:49] Festival Turning Point [08:24] Tickets Dates and Venue [09:44] Concert 1 Enchanted Ground [11:59] Concert 2 Musicians Wrestle [16:33] Concert 3 Arianna Quartet [19:17] Concert 4 World Premiere [27:09] How Musicians Are Chosen [31:35] Sponsor Break [32:13] Nina's Musical Roots [38:55] Chamber Music Behind Scenes [43:26] Final Thanks and Sign Off Takeaways: Nina Ferrigno passionately connects music and poetry, highlighting Emily Dickinson's influence on this year's festival theme, "Hope is the Thing with Music."The Missouri Chamber Music Festival's 16th season promises a stellar lineup, featuring world-class musicians and unique performances from June 10th to 21st.Nina’s new role as Artistic Director allows her to focus on artistic vision, freeing her from operational duties and bringing fresh energy to the festival.The festival will feature exciting collaborations with the renowned Sheldon Concert Hall, creating a vibrant new home for the concerts this year.Understanding the nuances of chamber music, Nina emphasizes the importance of collaboration, eye contact, and trust among musicians during performances.The premiere of a commissioned piece called "Memoria" by composer David Werfelman will explore the multifaceted nature of memory, adding depth to the festival's offerings. Home Page - Missouri Chamber Music (MOCM) & Festival InformationThe Sheldon - MOCM Single TicketsMetrotix - MOCM Season 16 TicketsFacebook - MOCMInstagram - MOCMMOCM - YouTube Channel This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #mocm #chambermusic #calyxtrio #stlouischambermusic #worldpremiere #missourichambermusicfestival #thesheldon

45 min
May 5

The Legends Games: Embracing Active Senior Living

Welcome to a world where age is just a number and the fun never stops! The Legends Games, formerly known as the Senior Olympics, is a vibrant showcase of athleticism and community spirit for those aged 50 and up. This episode shines a spotlight on the incredible lives of Scott Schwartz and Roger Scherck, who not only participate in but also help orchestrate these inspiring games. With over 90 events, from swimming to the gentle art of cornhole, the Legends Games demonstrates that competition can be fun, fierce, and fabulous, irrespective of age! We explore the camaraderie among participants, the thrill of competition, and how these games keep the spirit of youth alive in all of us. The Games are in their 48th year and were started by the Jewish Community Center. Registration deadline is May 7, with opening ceremonies May 18 at The Hub in Chesterfield and a June 4 medaling happy hour. Volunteering and registration information can be found at jccstl.com/legendsgames or via Stephanie Rhea at 314-442-3164. So, whether you're going for the gold, the laughs, or the chance to reconnect with old friends, there's something for everyone at the Legends Games! [00:00] What Are Legends Games [00:37] Show Welcome Banter [01:17] Thought To Ponder [03:01] Meet Scott And Roger [04:00] Events in Which They Compete [06:37] Camaraderie And Purpose [06:55] History And Age Groups [08:31] Event Variety And Signup [10:28] Venues And Opening Ceremony [14:15] Volunteers And How To Help [15:44] Biggest Events And Medals [17:56] Team Sports And New Events [21:54] Health Fitness Motivation [25:16] Ad Break And Return [28:03] Training Motivation [28:49] Diet Without Supplements [30:18] Marathons And Cancer Recovery [31:40] Rewards And Cheat Meals [32:02] Centenarian Inspiration [33:13] Elite Athletes And Uni-tard Story [35:25] Mind Sports Inclusion [37:09] Sign Up And Ceremony Details [40:31] Running Community Talk [41:41] Cinco De Mayo Odd Holidays [43:32] Multi Sport Legends [45:14] Dad Jokes Finale [47:36] Show Wrap Up Takeaways: The Legends Games, previously known as the Senior Olympics, fosters an active lifestyle for adults aged 50 and up, showcasing over 90 events.This vibrant competition, taking place every May, emphasizes camaraderie, health, and active living among senior competitors.Participants can engage in a mix of traditional sports and quirky activities, including swimming, pinball, and even poker, making it accessible to everyone.Scott Schwartz's journey from a casual competitor to a medal-winning machine showcases the inspiring spirit of the Legends Games.With events tailored for various age categories, the Games ensure that everyone, from spry 50-year-olds to sprightly octogenarians, can compete fairly and have fun.The Legends Games not only promote fitness but also create a supportive community where athletes motivate each other year after year. St. Louis Legends Games: The Next Generation of the St. Louis Senior Olympics - The J - St. Louis This is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com #thelegendsgames #seniorolympics #jccstl #StLouissports #seniorathleticcompetition #activelivingforadults #eventsforolderadults #camaraderieinsports #over50fitness

49 min

5

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5 Ratings

Welcome to St Louis In Tune! Thank you for joining us for fresh perspectives on issues and events with experts, community leaders, and everyday people who are making a difference that shapes our society and world. The show is co-hosted by Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston.

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