Washington University scientist spends 30 years studying the moon and hopes to secure lunar samples from future NASA Artemis missions.

Metro Theater Company’s latest offering, In My Granny’s Garden, is a delightful way for very young children to learn about the joys of gardening.

In its current production, KTK Productions makes a strong case forThe Gingerbread Lady, one of Neil Simon’s lesser known plays.

For the first time ever, St. Louis is playing host to a pre-broadway tryout for a new musical based on the film The Karate Kid. We get a sneak peek at the show.

Historian/author Stephen L. Kling Jr. discusses the American Revolutionary War in the West exhibit at the St. Charles County Heritage Museum.

Faces Not Forgotten is a program where local artists paint portraits of young victims of gun violence and gift those paintings to the families.

In this week’s episode learn about a new initiative underway to help grow the entertainment and media industry in St. Louis; hear from author Alex Segura about his latest book “Secret Identity;” enjoy the nostalgic art on display at the Angad Arts Hotel; learn about the 2.2 billion dollars raised by BioGenerator’s home grown companies; explore themes of home, identity construction & object interaction at Craft Alliance; meet the new Executive Director of Prison Performing Art; and discover new family housing being built to support artists & enrich our community.