150 episodes
Collateral Damage KDHX
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Collateral Damage is a news and chat show produced by KDHX Community Media in St. Louis, MO dealing with local and state politics, how national issues affect the region and what role the media plays in determining how reality is perceived in Metro Saint Louis. Veteran journalist D.J. Wilson is your host and guests include members of the mainstream media as well as bloggers, politicians and activists.
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149: Candidate for Alderman President Megan Green
Host DJ Wilson sits down with Alderwoman Megan Green, discussing her plans for the future of St. Louis.
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148: Virvus Jones and the upcoming Alderman elections
Host DJ Wilson discusses the upcoming Board of Alderman elections with regular guest Virvus Jones, former comptroller of the Board of Alderman, and Assessor for the City if St. Louis.
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147: Toby Weiss and Byron Kerman on the City/County
Dj Wilson talks with long time colleague Byron Kerman, writer for St. Louis Magazine and the RFT, and photographer, writer, blogger, and musician Toby Weiss about plots and plans for St. Louis City and County reunification.
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146: The Year in Review with Byron Kerman
Dj Wilson talks with lime time colleague Byron Kerman, writer for St. Louis Magazine and the RFT, about the year in Missouri politics, and healthy dose of holiday humor.
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145: City Issues with Virvus Jones
DJ Wilson speaks with Virvus Jones, former comptroller of the Board of Alderman, and Assessor for the City if St. Louis - topics include city issues such as the proposed privatization of the STL airport, water, and the move to bring a new Major League Soccer stadium and franchise to the area.
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144: Cara Spencer - St. Louis Alderman
DJ Wilson talks with Alderman Cara Spencer about various issues including airport issues and about her experiences as an Alderman.
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