In this week’s episode, a book with six suggested walking tours of Kirkwood to help you discover stories of the town, a local student learns to code and now competes around the world with team USA, how the infamous Dred Scott case came to be and what resulted from it, what experts have to say about protecting your skin from blue light exposure, an artist more interested in the process of his work than the result, and Danny Liston of the 70’s STL band “Mama’s Pride” has a new uplifting album.

A Walk Through Kirkwood’s History
Take a tour of the lesser-known sites of historic interest in kirkwood, as we meet the author of a book of six suggested walking tours in that St. Louis suburb.

Marquette High Senior Goes for Gold
Marquette High senior Tina Wang earned a gold medal representing Team USA in the 3rd European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI) in 2023 in Lund, Sweden.

History Spotlight: Dred and Harriet Scott
The infamous Dred Scott case started in the St. Louis Circuit Court in 1846. Cicely Hunter, tells us how this case came to be and what resulted from it.

Cyber Monday is a peak time for blue light exposure from devices. What does that mean for your skin?
While Cyber Monday shopping, is blue light protection something you or your Secret Santa should add to the cart?

Zack Smithey: Waves + Texture at the Foundry Art Centre
Zack Smithey is an interdisciplinary artist focusing on process while exploring and experimenting with many different forms of media.

Danny Liston’s Inspirational, “Everybody” Blue House Records Hit Release
Danny Liston’s Bluehouse Records hit release, “Everybody” is resonating with fans worldwide with it’s uplifting songs and stellar all-star studio musicians.