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The St. Louis Community Foundation, the second oldest community foundation in the United States, has raised over $30 million and manages 900 charitable funds with assets exceeding $525 million. President and CEO Kelvin Adams discusses the role of the foundation in leveraging donor funds to support local nonprofits, emphasizing areas like economic stability, youth connection, and education innovation.
The conversation delves into the importance of community focus, the challenges of overcoming perceptions of elitism, and efforts to promote collaboration among nonprofits for greater regional impact. The episode also highlights the annual Give STL Day, a major philanthropic event aiding local nonprofits.
[00:00] Celebrating a Century of Philanthropy: The St. Louis Community Foundation
[00:40] A Lighthearted Banter: The Essence of St. Louis In Tune
[01:14] Promoting Civility and Generosity in Modern Society
[01:41] The Heartwarming Tale of Lost and Found
[02:46] Introducing Kelvin Adams: A Visionary Leader for St. Louis
[03:43] Elevating Community Through Strategic Philanthropy
[08:52] A Deep Dive into Economic Mobility and Youth Connections
[14:19] The Power of Collaboration: Transforming Nonprofit Impact
[27:15] Give STL Day: A Rally for Nonprofits
[32:00] How to Make a Difference: Donating to the Community
[35:44] Spotlight on Give STL Day and St. Louis Community Foundation
[36:33] Reflecting on the Impact of Non-Profits and Philanthropy
[39:30] Highlighting the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation's Initiative
[40:46] Recapping the Conversation with Kelvin Adams
[43:22] Exploring the Benefits of GiveSTLDay
[47:56] A Lighter Note: National Days and Athleisure Discussion
[52:37] Wrapping Up with Humor and Final Thoughts
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Amy Jo Jackson, a New York City-based performer known for her work in cabaret delves into the intricacies of cabaret performances, the creative process behind Amy Jo's shows, and her upcoming performance in St. Louis in coordination with the Tennessee Williams St. Louis Festival. The episode also touches on themes of identity and singularity in the world of divas, the importance of intimacy in cabaret settings, and the vibrant cabaret scene in cities like New York.
[00:00] Introduction to Cabaret and Upcoming Performances
[00:45] Diving Into Grammar and Language Humor
[01:15] The Importance of Civility and Community Engagement
[02:20] Amy Jo Jackson: A Glitter Alien in the Cabaret World
[02:59] Exploring the Essence of a Diva in Cabaret
[07:11] The Creative Process Behind Cabaret Performances
[11:29] The Unique Challenges and Joys of Cabaret in New York
[16:08] Amy Jo Jackson and Brian Nash: A Dynamic Creative Duo
[18:31] The Art of Crafting a Cabaret Show
[22:23] Reflecting on Conservatory Training and Professional Discipline
[24:10] Supporting the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation
[25:26] Recapping Amy Jo Jackson's Energetic Interview
[25:59] Upcoming Events and Festival Highlights
[26:14] Exploring the Tennessee Williams Festival
[26:27] Diverse Performances and Activities
[27:52] Personal Experiences and Recommendations
[29:10] The Charm of Intimate Venues
[32:11] Celebrating National Days with a Twist
[36:03] Humorous Takes on Daily Life
[40:27] Final Thoughts and Encouragement
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We feature the multi-generational Eckert's Farm located in Belleville, Illinois and its impact on local agriculture and family experiences. Angie Eckert, Vice President of Eckert's family-owned orchard, shares the farm's 175-year history and its evolution in farming practices. She highlights the farm's commitment to family experiences and year-round activities, like pick-your-own produce.
The conversation also highlights Eckert's latest cookbook, focusing on fresh, simple recipes that showcase the farm's produce. Additionally, topics such as the logistics of orchard pollination and innovative uses for unsellable produce are explored. The conversation underscores Eckert's commitment to sharing agriculture with the community, fostering family memories, and embracing advancements to ensure the farm's sustainability for future generations.
[00:00] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune: A Family Adventure at Eckert's
[00:44] A Casual Chat with Mark Langston: Allergies, Civility, and Moving Woes
[02:34] Diving into Eckert's Legacy: Angie Eckert Shares Insights
[06:24] From Farming Innovations to Family Memories: The Eckert's Experience
[14:32] Eckert's Culinary Delights: A Peek into Their Latest Cookbook
[19:06] The Evolution of Farm Visits and the Future of Eckert's
[25:56] A Brief Intermission: The Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Initiative
[28:30] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune
[28:33] Eckert's Favorite Recipes Unveiled
[29:00] Exploring the Art of Simple Cooking
[29:24] The Beauty of Eckert's Cookbook
[29:53] From Farm Life to Culinary Delights
[30:42] Eckert's Adventures in Winemaking and Hard Cider
[32:13] Introducing Seasonal Cocktails and Cider Slushies
[33:34] Partnering for Preserves and Expanding Experiences
[34:30] The Simplicity and Joy of Making Jams and Jellies
[36:16] Eckert's Online and Physical Presence
[38:09] A Family's Journey Through Generations
[41:07] The Future of Eckert's: Planting, Pollination, and Planning
[44:43] Understanding the Effort Behind Farming
[48:55] Engaging the Next Generation and Community
[51:05] Wrapping Up with Days of the Day and Apple Jokes
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An in-depth conversation with Kevin Coleman-Cohen, a director, producer, filmmaker, and educator deeply involved in social issues. Kevin discusses his film 'Pretty Boy,' which focuses on the life of a homeless male black teenager navigating survival sex in St. Louis. The narrative offers a poignant insight into male sex trafficking and exploitation, challenging stereotypes and highlighting the issue's complexity.
Kevin shares his career journey, emphasizing storytelling's power and advocating for the unheard and unvalued. The discussion also touches on the importance of giving back, creating experiences, and the critical role organizations like Youth in Need play in supporting at-risk youth. The episode aims to enlighten listeners about the realities of youth exploitation, the creative process in filmmaking, and the impact of community involvement in addressing such pressing social issues.
[00:00] Exploring Gender Stereotypes in Trafficking
[00:09] Introducing 'Pretty Boy' and Its Director
[00:34] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune
[00:49] A Lighthearted Banter with Mark Langston
[01:28] Addressing Community Needs and Transportation Issues
[03:55] Kevin Coleman's Journey and Achievements
[06:19] The Reality of Youth Trafficking and Exploitation
[10:43] Youth in Need: A Beacon of Hope
[16:20] Kevin Coleman's Filmmaking Journey and Inspirations
[23:28] Raising Awareness: 'Pretty Boy' at the National Crime Victims Awareness Week
[24:40] Supporting the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation
[25:41] About Saint Louis In Tune
[27:19] Meet Kevin Coleman-Cohen: A Filmmaker's Journey
[27:38] Accolades and Recognition for 'Pretty Boy'
[28:43] The Emotional and Financial Journey of Making 'Pretty Boy'
[30:53] Inspiration Behind 'Pretty Boy': Addressing Youth in Need
[38:23] The Challenges of Addressing Human Trafficking and Sex Work
[44:44] The Filmmaking Process and Funding Challenges
[48:34] Kevin's Vision for Future Filmmaking and Storytelling
[51:42] Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers and Addressing Trafficking Victims
Crime Victims' Awareness Week Film Screening & Expert Panel
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This episode of 'Saint Louis In Tune' features a profound conversation on the pressing issues of commercial sexual exploitation and human trafficking, distinguishing between the two and exploring their implications. Guest Katie Rhodes, founder and executive director of Healing Action, shares her personal journey from being a victim of sex trafficking to leading an organization dedicated to supporting survivors.
The conversation uncovers the structural forces contributing to human trafficking, the pivotal role of Healing Action in providing comprehensive support for survivors, and the significance of St. Louis in the broader context of trafficking due to its geographical position and socio-economic factors. Strategies for prevention and recovery are explored while underlining the community's role in fostering a supportive environment for survivors.
The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to support Healing Action and other similar initiatives striving to make a difference in the lives of those affected by trafficking and exploitation.
Crime Victims' Awareness Week Film Screening & Expert Panel
Help is available; speak with someone today
National Human Trafficking HotlineHours: 24 hours, 7 days a week. Languages: English, Spanish.888-373-7888 SMS: Text INFO to 233733
[00:00] Introduction to Saint Louis In Tune
[00:41] A Light-hearted Banter on Age and Respect
[01:26] The Importance of Respecting the Elderly
[02:37] Introducing Katie Rhoades: A Survivor's Journey
[03:25] Understanding Trafficking and Exploitation
[05:46] The Impact of Location on Trafficking Dynamics
[09:50] Personal Journey: From Survivor to Advocate
[20:01] Healing Action: Mission, Vision, and Values
[23:48] The Role of Healing Action in Recovery
[24:16] Promoting the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation
[25:18] Reflecting on Saint Louis In Tune's Mission
[27:15] Healing Action's Mission and Services
[27:41] Tailoring Services for Individual Needs
[29:32] The Role of Peer Support in Healing
[30:24] Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation (C.A.T.E.)
[30:55] Addressing the Silence Around Human Trafficking
[31:23] The Vision Behind Healing Action and Coalition Work
[34:12] Government's Role and Community Support
[36:52] Empowering Individuals to Make a Difference
[39:56] Personal Reflections and Messages of Hope
[44:41] Closing Remarks and How to Support Healing Action
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Dive into family-related activities and destinations in St. Louis with guest Tara Smith, author of 'Best Mom, St. Louis'. Tara, a seasoned blogger and mother of four, shares insights from her book, offering a plethora of recommendations for family outings that cater to various interests, including the best places for pizza, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences.
The discussion emphasizes the importance of spending quality time with family, exploring local attractions, and embracing the opportunity to be a tourist in one's own city. Tara also discusses her motivations behind writing the book, her background, and the effort involved in curating the list of recommended places. Additionally, the episode touches on the significance of digital detox for kids, fostering family bonds through shared experiences, and provides a brief overview of upcoming book signings where audiences can meet Tara Smith in person.
[00:00] Introduction to Family Fun in St. Louis
[00:38] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune
[00:55] Morning Banter and Show Teasers
[01:39] Promoting Civility and Family Togetherness
[03:43] Tara Smith Discusses Her Book 'Best Mom, St. Louis'
[04:55] Exploring St. Louis: A Family-Friendly City
[06:03] The Making of 'Best Mom, St. Louis'
[11:57] Tara's Personal Favorites and Family Memories
[16:31] Uncovering Hidden Gems in St. Louis
[19:21] The Importance of Family Activities and Communication
[27:51] Tara Smith: Not Just the 'Best Mom' but a Guide for All
[31:36] Exploring Hidden Gems: The Skate Park Discovery
[35:20] Affordable Family Fun: Free Activities and Budget-Friendly Options
[38:10] The Ultimate Family Adventure: Creating a Bucket List from the Book
[39:27] Book Signings and Engaging Events: Where to Meet the Author
[44:00] Encouragement for Single Parents: Balancing Work and Family Time
[47:33] Celebrating National Days and Wrapping Up with Humor
SCHEDULED EVENTS FOR BEST MOM ST. LOUIS
Saturday, April 20, from 1 – 3 p.m. Main Street Books: 307 S Main St, St Charles, MO 63301: (636) 949-0105Saturday, May 4, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Happy Up Inc.: 8103 Maryland Ave, St. Louis, MO 63105: (314) 725-2455Saturday, June 1, from 12 – 2 p.m. The Landing Hub: 1 Landing Hub Lane, Pacific, MO 63069: (636) 393-0778Saturday, June 8, from 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Betty's Books: 10 Summit Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119; (314) 279-1731: Presentation and Book Signing
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