The latest exhibit at the Missouri History Museum is called, "St. Louis At Bat", in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Cardinals' first World Series win in 1926. Adam Kloppe, a Public Historian…
If you've heard of the Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, you may have also heard that it is haunted. The Lemp Brewery dates back to 1840, and part of the building still stands today, as does the Lemp…
2026 marks the 70th anniversary of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, which significantly changed the St. Louis area and helped launch the American family vacation. Local author and historian Joe…
St. Louis has a rich soccer history that goes back into the 1800s! This week, St. Louisan Dave Lange, author of "St. Louis Soccer, an Illustrated Timeline" joins Sue to talk about the story of soccer…
The show title is also the title of a new book by Don Corrigan and photographer Diana Linsley, who worked together for years at the Webster-Kirkwood Times, Inc., and joined forces for this one We have…
The St. Louis Municipal Opera Theater doesn't go back as far as the St. Louis Cardinals or The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra...it began in the 20th century, but what a story! Dennis Brown, author of…
First up, Andrew Wanko, Public Historian at the Missouri History Museum tells the story of St. Louis' biggest cheerleader, then Jay Traxel, Membership Chairman at the Moolah Shrine Temple talks about…
Have you ever heard of the Skouras brothers? They were 3 brothers from Greece who settled in St. Louis, worked as busboys, saved money, and became movie and theater magnates in New York and…
This week, local historian and author NiNi Harris is back with the history of one of St. Louis' most beautiful and still-thriving neighborhoods. Discover how St. Louis Hills came to be, and the 2…
Did you know that St. Louis has the second-oldest paid fire department in the United States? Yep. Find out what city is home to the first in the U.S. on this week's episode. St. Louis Fire Chief…
