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    St. Louis on the Air

    St. Louis on the Air creates a unique space where guests and listeners can share ideas and opinions with respect and honesty. Whether exploring issues and challenges confronting our region, discussing the latest innovations in science and technology, taking a closer look at our history or talking with authors, artists and musicians, St. Louis on the Air brings you the stories of St. Louis and the people who live, work and create in our region.

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    Why public radio journalists filed suit against St. Louis police Nov 22, 2021
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    Minnesota Public Radio is suing St. Louis police over their refusal to release clearance status information for homicides, information sought by St. Louis Public Radio in collaboration with APM Reports. STLPR Justice Correspondent Rachel Lippmann discusses the suit — and what families of crime victims say about getting information from the department.

    Food Outreach expands to help veterans with uncontrolled diabetes Nov 22, 2021
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    Food Outreach provides nutritious meals to people living with cancer or HIV. Now the nonprofit is piloting a project to help veterans with uncontrolled diabetes. Executive Director Julie Lock explains the impetus.

    After 29 years, the Midwest Avengers are still innovating with ‘Vengadores Del Medio Oeste’ Nov 19, 2021
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    Two members of Midwest Avengers explain what’s kept the hip-hop rock band together for nearly 30 years — and how they navigated a world that wasn’t quite ready for their music.

    How St. Louis-based Stonemaier is changing the (board) game Nov 19, 2021
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    Jamey Stegmaier, co-founder of St. Louis-based Stonemaier Games, discusses the art of designing a hit board game and while tabletop games will never go out of style in a digital age.

    A 3-wheel car from 1933? Buckminster Fuller’s invention was ahead of its time Nov 19, 2021
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    The futuristic, sustainability-focused legacy of the late American architect Buckminster Fuller lives on, including in the St. Louis region. Hundreds of people stopped by SIUE’s Fuller Dome last week to take a spin in a replica of Fuller’s 1933-built Dymaxion Car.

    Pocketparks aims to beautify St. Louis, one vacant lot at a time Nov 18, 2021
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    A new nonprofit is doing big things in small spaces. Pocketparks’ founder explains how, and why, she’s taking vacant lots in St. Louis and transforming them into community spaces.

    With $19 million, Brickline Greenway moves closer to construction Nov 18, 2021
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    The Brickline Greenway aims to connect the Gateway Arch to Forest Park and Fairground Park to Tower Grove Park with pedestrian and bike paths. Great Rivers Greenway discusses how two recent federal grants will fuel the ambitious plan to connect 17 city neighborhoods.

    How thousands of racial covenants helped shape segregation in St. Louis Nov 18, 2021
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    More than 30,000 property deeds in St. Louis include language that excludes Black people and those of certain religions from buying the homes. STLPR reporter Corinne Ruff and historian Colin Gordon talk about the two-part investigation on the topic.

    Too little sleep — or too much — is linked with cognitive decline, Wash U study finds Nov 17, 2021
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    Washington University researchers find cognitive decline is linked to having too little or too much sleep. Dr. Brendan Lucey discusses how the data untangles the complicated relationship between sleep, Alzheimer’s and cognitive function and gives advice on better sleep.

    Brutal assaults on St. Louis County corrections officers prompt changes at the jail Nov 17, 2021
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    Two St. Louis County corrections officers were brutally attacked by inmates in recent weeks. Attorney Elad Gross describes the attacks as acting jail director Scott Anders explains what he’s doing to prevent them from happening again.

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