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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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    Pernicious Effects Of Racially Restrictive Housing Covenants Still Felt Today May 03, 2021
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    Though racially restrictive covenants have been illegal for more than 70 years, their impact can still be felt today. That’s the focus of a new paper by Colin Gordon in the Journal of Urban History.

    How St. Louis Nearly Became The Nation’s Capital May 03, 2021
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    In the 1860s, a plan to move the U.S. Capitol from D.C. to St. Louis garnered substantial support. Journalist Livia Gershon gives a crash course in this long-forgotten history.

    How A ‘Small Object With A Large Story’ Traveled From A Concentration Camp To St. Louis Apr 30, 2021
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    As a 14-year-old imprisoned in a satellite camp to Auschwitz in 1944, Ben Fainer crafted a bracelet engraved with his name, his ID number and some decorative elements. We explore Fainer's story and how the bracelet made it's way to St. Louis.

    This Week's Friday Legislative Roundup With The Missouri Independent Apr 30, 2021
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    Missouri Independent editor-in-chief Jason Hancock explains what’s happening in the Missouri legislature. The discussion delves into various topics, including the decision to not fund Medicaid expansion, COVID-19 liability and vaccine passports.

    ‘Lights Out Heartland’ Aims To Keep Migrating Songbirds Flying Safe Over St. Louis Apr 29, 2021
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    When migrating songbirds get to a major city like St. Louis, light pollution can cause them to become disoriented or exhausted, and sometimes die. A new effort seeks to address the problem by encouraging businesses and individuals in the Midwest to turn off exterior lights during May and September.

    21 St. Louisans Challenged Themselves To 24 Hours On Foot, Finding Adventure Close To Home Apr 29, 2021
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    Last month, Mark Fingerhut set out from his home in St. Louis’ Dogtown neighborhood to see how far his feet could take him over the course of 24 hours. And he convinced 20 fellow St. Louisans to do the same, dubbing the adventure the 24 Hours from Home Challenge.

    ACLU Class Action Suit Against St. Louis Police Hits Snag With Appellate Ruling Apr 28, 2021
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    The legal roundtable featuring Mark Smith, Jennifer Joyce and Sarah Swatosh digs into cases including a class-action lawsuit against police treatment of protesters in St. Louis, lawsuits against the city's earning tax, and the resumption of jury trials during the pandemic.

    Composer Tells Father’s Story From Auschwitz To St. Louis In Rock-Opera Concert Apr 27, 2021
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    St. Louis composer Jeremy Schonfeld shares how his father's memoir, "Absence of Closure" inspired his "Iron & Coal" rock-opera concert.

    Activist Kayla Reed Describes Witnessing ‘Inhumane Conditions’ At St. Louis Jails Apr 27, 2021
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    Kayla Reed shares what she saw at the City Justice Center and the Medium Security Institution, better known as the Workhouse — and what she hopes city leaders will do with those observations.

    Hesitation Toward COVID Vaccine Remains Strong Among Many Missouri Residents, New Poll Finds Apr 27, 2021
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    Polling suggests that attitudes and misunderstandings among political conservatives and people with limited health care coverage may pose the biggest challenges to mass vaccination.

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