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Former Secretary Of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano Shares Insights On American Security Policy Mar 29, 2019

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Former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano delves into how American security policy has developed since 9/11, as well as the ways in which politicians have ignored significant threats like domestic extremism, cybersecurity and climate change.

Going Behind The Headlines On Recent Developments In Steve Stenger's Office Mar 29, 2019

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Political reporter Jason Rosenbaum and politics editor Fred Ehrlich unpacked all of the recent news out of the St. Louis County executive office and its implications for the Better Together proposal.

St. Louisan Mendel Rosenberg Reflects On Holocaust, Lessons For Today In New Memoir 'Thriver' Mar 29, 2019

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Local journalist Dick Weiss has partnered with Mendel Rosenberg on his newly published memoir titled “Thriver: My Journey Through Holocaust Nightmare to American Dream.”

Another Look At The Loop Now That Its Trolley Is Operating Mar 28, 2019

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Joining this conversation with executive producer Alex Heuer is Rachelle L’Ecuyer, executive director of the Delmar Loop. The segment also includes pre-recorded comments from passersby, business owners, a Loop Trolley rider and St. Louis University's Bob Lewis, who is an assistant professor of urban planning and development.

'Diversity In Approach Is Our Strength': Bill Kristol And Sarah Kendzior On Navigating Politically Divided Times Mar 28, 2019

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Conservative commentator Bill Kristol and progressive journalist and writer Sarah Kendzior discuss how to move forward in the current divided American political landscape.

Interactive 'Print To Pixels' Exhibit At Central Library Demonstrates How Words Changed The World Mar 26, 2019

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With items on display ranging from cuneiform to 3D printers, the new exhibit at St. Louis Public Library’s Central Library branch showcases the evolution of print over the course of two millennia. Titled “Print to Pixels,” it looks at how words have changed the world “in nearly every way possible,” as Waller McGuire puts it. He and Eric Woods, owner of the Firecracker Press, discuss it.

Catching Up With Longtime St. Louis Television Personality Karen Foss Mar 26, 2019

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For 27 years, Karen Foss was a familiar face for many people in the St. Louis region. She worked as a TV anchorwoman for KSDK (Channel 5) from 1979 until her retirement in 2006. Host Don Marsh talks to her about her role in news coverage and her take on the industry today.

How Can Consumers Protect Their Privacy As Advanced Artificial Intelligence Becomes Commonplace? Mar 25, 2019

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Host Don Marsh talks about artificial intelligence and big data tracking in light of growing privacy concerns, as well as the role of AI in the health-care industry.

Retiring St. Louis Zoo Employees Discuss Animals They've Cared For Over The Years, Evolution Of Zoos Mar 25, 2019

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It takes a village to raise a child, and it might take even more than that to care for the nearly 15,000 animals that call the St. Louis Zoo home. Jack Grisham and Eric Miller are two people who know this well. They are retiring from the St. Louis Zoo after a combined 66 years of work experience there.

Local Muslim Community Addresses Mental Health And Security Concerns After New Zealand Massacre Mar 22, 2019

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Host Don Marsh talks with local members of the Muslim community about the aftermath of the terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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