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In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston delve into the impact and legacy of the landmark Supreme Court decision Brown v. Board of Education now 70 years old, which ended racial segregation in public schools. Their special guest, Dr. James T. Patterson, a distinguished historian, shares insights from his extensive research on the case and its implications.
Dr. Patterson recounts the historical context, the consolidation of multiple cases, the arguments made, and the enduring challenges of segregation and race relations in the education system. This in-depth discussion also touches on Patterson's career, his notable publications, and his perspective on the ongoing struggle for equality.
[00:00] Introduction to Brown v. Board of Education
[00:35] Welcome to Saint Louis In Tune
[00:52] Introducing Dr. James T. Patterson
[02:39] Dr. Patterson's Background and Career
[04:04] Details of Brown v. Board of Education
[05:58] Consolidated Cases and Their Impact
[08:01] Challenges and Surprises in Research
[08:53] Current State of School Segregation
[17:05] Influence of Dr. Kenneth Clark's Doll Test
[20:14] Reflections on Brown v. Board of Education
[23:39] Closing Remarks and Show Information
Brown v. Board and "The Doll Test"Kenneth and Mamie Clark Doll - Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)History & Culture - Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park (U.S. National Park Service)Brown v. Board of Education: A Civil Rights Milestone and Its Troubled LegacyJames T. Patterson (historian) - Wikipedia
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In this episode of St. Louis in Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston delve into the inspiring work of Circus Harmony and its 'Peace Through Pyramids' initiative. The episode, featuring Jessica Hentoff, Executive Artistic Director and Founder of Circus Harmony, explores how circus arts are uniting youth from diverse backgrounds to promote trust and social change. From partnerships in Israel, Puerto Rico, and Germany, to local community impact and upcoming performances, this episode highlights the transformative power of circus arts. Tune in to discover heartwarming stories, historical insights, and the exciting upcoming events from Circus Harmony.
[00:00] Introduction to St. Louis in Tune
[01:05] Meet Jessica Hentkoff of Circus Harmony
[03:29] The Concept of Peace Through Pyramids
[05:05] Circus Harmony's Global Partnerships
[15:48] Circus Harmony's Impact and Achievements
[19:15] Upcoming Events and Collaborations
[25:29] Support and Acknowledgements
[32:32] Connecting People
[32:56] Circus Science in Schools
[33:29] Mechanical Engineering Meets Circus
[33:52] Fundraising for the Circus
[34:47] Legendary Circus Performers Trivia
[37:57] The Art of Human Cannonball
[43:44] Hair Hanging and Other Circus Feats
[47:29] Upcoming Circus Events and Classes
SISTER CITY CIRCUS CHILDREN TO SOAR IN ST. LOUIS
WHO: Circus Harmony and Circus Circuli’s Sister City CircusWHAT: A Peace Through Pyramids Partnership between youth circuses from St. Louis and StuttgartWHEN: July 26 - August 9, 2024WHERE: City Museum and TBD
“Architecture & Acrobats” screening at the 24th Annual St. Louis Filmmakers Showcase
WHEN: July 26, 2024 7:30 pmWHERE: Hi-Pointe Theatre, 1005 McCausland Ave., St. Louis, MO, 631117
[49:21] Humorous Anecdotes and Closing Remarks
Sign up for classes - Circus HarmonyEvents - Circus HarmonySister City Circus: Celebration of the 60th Anniversary of St Louis & Stuttgart Being Sister CitiesStartseite - Circus CirculiHome - Circus Harmony
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In this episode of St. Louis In Tune, we have a conversation about the Tennessee Williams Festival-St. Louis with guests Carrie Houk, the festival's Executive Artistic Director, and Tom Mitchell, Scholar in Residence and Associate Professor Emeritus from the University of Illinois.
The festival, founded in 2015 and recognized with 13 awards from the St. Louis Theater Circle, offers a rich array of events. Highlights include a discussion about Williams's works, his influence, and the upcoming festival events, including performances of 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' and 'Lie Upon the Wicked Stage.' The episode also touches on how Williams's life and experiences shaped his writing, and the significance of maintaining live theater.
[00:00] Introduction to the Tennessee Williams Festival
[00:35] Meet the Hosts and Guests
[01:13] Carrie and Tom's Journey with Tennessee Williams
[03:22] Tom's Early Interest in Tennessee Williams
[08:17] Exploring the Festival's Productions and Events
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF - Directed by Michael Wilson. August 8-18, 2024; Grandel Theatre; 7:00 pm Thursday-Saturday, 3:00 pm Sunday.LIE UPON THE WICKED STAGE-ONE ACTS BY TW - Directed by Brian Hohlfield. August 10-18, 2024; Curtain Call Lounge, Grand Center, 1:00pm and 3:00pm Saturday and Sunday
[10:12] The Scholars Panels and Walking Tour
SCHOLARS PANELS - Presented by resident scholar Tom Mitchell August 10, 2024; Beginning at 9:00amWalking Tour of the Grand Avenue Theatre District Sunday, August 11 at 10:00am; Meeting place: Front of Grandel TheatreTennessee Williams Festival OPEN MIC Sunday, August 11 at 7:00pm; Curtain Call Lounge, Grand Center
[13:59] Parking and Venue Details
[17:49] Carrie's Reflections on the Festival's Success
[23:37] Tom's Background and Connection to Tennessee Williams
[26:22] Exploring Tennessee Williams' Language
[26:59] Revisions and Rewrites: Williams' Process
[29:34] Impact of Performers on Williams' Work
[30:47] Upcoming Events and Festival Highlights
[33:50] Fun Facts and Observances
[40:58] Closing Thoughts and Farewell
TWStL Facebook PageTennessee Williams Biography from TWStLTennessee Williams Festival
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In this episode of Saint Louis In Tune, hosts Arnold Stricker and Mark Langston dive into the rich history of baseball in St. Louis with sports historian Ed Wheatley. They discuss notable figures associated with the St. Louis Browns and Cardinals, including exclusive stories about Bob Gibson, Whitey Herzog, and Kenny Holtzman. Wheatley also shares fascinating anecdotes about the 1944 'Streetcar Series' between the Cardinals and the Browns, emphasizing St. Louis's enduring legacy as America's best baseball town. The episode concludes with reflections on the significance of past baseball traditions and their influence on today's game.
[00:00] Welcome and Introduction
[01:17] Return to Civility
[02:28] Remembering Baseball Legends
[03:22] The Legacy of the St. Louis Browns
[08:14] Browns' Historical Highlights
[19:25] Whitey Herzog and Kenny Holtzman
[28:11] Whitey Herzog's Impact on Players
[29:09] First Meeting with Whitey Herzog
[30:05] Incredible Cardinals Children's Book
[31:36] Whitey Herzog's Strategic Mind
[32:30] St. Louis Baseball Legends
[34:26] Kenny Holtzman's Career Highlights
[37:17] Pitching Strategies and Stories
[45:10] Golden Age of Baseball Memories
[49:38] Streetcar Series and WWII Impact
[51:41] Conclusion and Reflections
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We sit down with multi-disciplined artist and social worker Celeste Grayer to discuss the upcoming Juneteenth celebrations in the St. Louis area, particularly the activities in the Delmar Loop on June 15th. Grayer, who is deeply embedded in the local community, shares her insights on the significance of Juneteenth, its recent recognition as a national holiday, and the importance of community engagement.
The episode also highlights various activities planned for the Juneteenth celebration, including a vendor fair, live music, and a 5k Race for Reconciliation. Grayer emphasizes the value of investment in community efforts and the educational aspects of cultural holidays. The episode aims to offer fresh perspectives on how to connect and thrive as a community while honoring historical legacies.
[00:00] Introduction to Juneteenth and Today's Show
[01:15] Meet Celeste Grayer: Artist and Community Leader
[02:00] Juneteenth Events in The Loop
[04:07] Organizing the Juneteenth Celebration
[09:51] The Importance of Community and Youth Engagement
[12:13] Celeste's Work at Sumner High School
[15:26] True Trifecta: Art and Business
[18:01] Reflecting on a Genuine Journey
[18:27] Salvation Army Show and Community Impact
[18:57] Balancing Social Work and Fundraising
[19:47] Brief Break and Introduction to Dred Scott Heritage Foundation
[21:15] Exploring St. Louis In Tune
[23:03] History and Significance of The Delmar Loop
[26:20] Juneteenth Celebration and Its Importance
[36:13] Engaging the Youth and Preserving Culture
[38:26] Conclusion and Final Thoughts
The True TrifectaVisit the Delmar Loop
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Our episode discovers the enchanting world of a new children's opera, 'The Secret of the Gold Queen' featuring guests Nika Leoni, a composer and award-winning classical singer, and Mark Freiman, a lyric bass and stage director. The conversation explores the inspirations, challenges, and creative processes behind the opera. The show highlights the significance of civility, the importance of learning from others' failures, and the role of the arts in nurturing young minds.
With a focus on the interplay between gold and silver chess pieces that come to life, the opera aims to teach lessons of kindness, respect, and dignity. Listeners are invited to the world premiere on June 9th, providing a unique opportunity to witness a work in progress and contribute feedback.
[00:00] Introduction to the Chess Kingdoms
[00:32] Welcome to Saint Louis In Tune
[01:18] Return to Civility
[02:06] Learning from Failures
[03:00] Introducing the Guests
[05:22] The Secret of the Golden Queen
[07:47] The Inspiration Behind the Opera
[19:39] The Process of Writing an Opera
[27:48] Nika Leoni's Musical Journey
[28:58] Building a Career in Europe
[29:21] Transition to Composing
[29:40] Early Compositions and Inspirations
[30:33] Producing Children's Operas
[31:40] Engaging Young Audiences
[32:19] Challenges in Arts Education
[33:25] The Power of Opera for Kids
[37:41] Affordability and Accessibility of Opera
[38:44] The Silver Queen Aria
[45:30] Advice for Aspiring Composers and Vocalists
[48:46] Closing Remarks and Upcoming Events
Home - In Her SoundNika Leoni, Composer and SopranoMark FreimanHome - 'The Secret of the Gold Queen' Children's OperaSTL Fringe-The Secret of the Gold Queen
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