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For Filmmaking Pair Behind ‘Liberty,’ St. Louis Premiere Is A Long-Hoped-For Moment Jul 14, 2021

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St. Louis-based filmmakers joined St. Louis on the Air to talk about their newest film "Liberty", which was shot in in south St. Louis and Troy, Illinois.

Illinois’ Energy Debate Continues Amid Proposals To Close Coal-Fired Plants Jul 14, 2021

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Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's latest clean energy plan would phase out coal-burning plants by 2035. Environmentalists are optimistic, but some city leaders are skeptical.

‘Rural Children In Crisis’ Brings Light To Dental Care Disparities In Rural Missouri Jul 13, 2021

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The new documentary "Rural Children in Crisis: Access to Missouri Oral Care" highlights disparities in dental care for children in rural Missouri — and what needs to be done to prevent young kids from experiencing tooth decay.

MoBot Exhibit Explores How Missouri Saved French Wine Jul 13, 2021

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Guest host Rod Milam explores an exhibit at the Missouri Botanical Garden called "Grafting the Grape: American Grapevine Rootstock in Missouri and the World."

How 4 St. Louis French Organizations Come Together To Celebrate Bastille Day Jul 13, 2021

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Guest host Rod Milam talks with Isabelle Heidbreder, the executive director of Alliance Française de St. Louis in advance of Bastille Day.

Jefferson County Health Officials Prepare For COVID-19 Delta Variant Jul 12, 2021

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Communications specialist Brianne Zwiener with the Jefferson County Health Department delves into how the county is navigating the pandemic.

Thinking Of Returning A Pandemic Pet To A Shelter? Consider These Remedies First Jul 12, 2021

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Stray Rescue's director of operations, Andrea Wilkey, shares some advice for pandemic pet owners to prevent their return to area shelters.

Remembering Larry Giles, Founder Of Sauget’s National Building Arts Center Jul 12, 2021

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On June 12, Larry Giles passed away at the age of 73, after a struggle with leukemia. He was known as decent, honest and tough. On top of that, Giles was, as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch recently put it, “the man who saved St. Louis.” In this episode, STLPR's Shula Neuman talks with two of his friends and colleagues.

‘Make Your Own Adventure’: Cyclists Share Their Go-To Rides In St. Louis And Beyond Jul 09, 2021

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St. Louis Public Radio's Jonathan Ahl talks with Emma Klues of Great Rivers Greenway and Trailnet's Kevin Hahn about some of their favorite trails. Listeners share their suggestions, too.

‘Burroak Baroque’ To Bring Bach (And More) To Webster Groves Jul 09, 2021

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The brainchild of Walter Parks and his wife, Margo, the July 16 event just behind their backyard promises both traditional and modern interpretations of 17th- and 18th-century European music and dance. A wide range of artists are adding their talents to the bill.

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