A sobering statistic - 140 children killed in the St. Louis region since 2014. Post-Dispatch reporter Janelle O'Day explains how data journalism is helping us understand trends in the world around us. Michael talks one-on-one with former NGA chief Robert Cardillo about geospatial tech and his new role at Saint Louis University. Bunge is moving its world headquarters to St. Louis; when was the last time something like that happened?

Where does Lambert Airport rank in terms of best and worst airports? Scott Mayerowitz of The Points Guy crunches the numbers. We'll catch up with Jeff Stevens to see how Wellbeing Brewing is doing. There's a new workforce development effort in the area -- Hart Nelson of St. Louis Community College and Jennings Schools Superintendent Art McCoy explain.

Kevin Kelly, of the local small business Snake Bite, is just back from exhibiting at a White House event. Commerce Bank is opening a new tech-heavy branch in the Central West End. We'll get an exclusive preview from Darryl Collins. Finally, Arch Grants Executive Director Emily Loshe-Busch checks in.

Travis is traveling, heading first to Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He talks with Jen Brown of Fearless, a female-focused collaborative. Then, he's back in St. Louis, meeting with Modern Litho in 'The Hill' neighborhood. How does printing on paper meet technology? Finally, Travis is in New York to interview Tara Pham of the start-up Numina, whose sensors measure urban street activity.

From Venture Café -- Bill Patterson of Express Scripts explains the value of community engagement. Joe Beggs of 'Hive' invented a medical device to keep people out of the hospital. Arthur Holland Michel wrote 'Eyes in the Sky' and was in the room for secret aerial surveillance to fight crime in Baltimore. LaunchCode executive director Jeff Mazur on new classes starting.

This week, Michael shares interviews with Rick Oleshak with AB Mauri about the company's expansion in the Cortex district. January Realista of Express Scripts previews how and when you can interact with the healthcare giant at Venture Café. Steve Smith of the Lawrence Group shares a new retail tenant for City Foundry. Chelsea Brownridge of DogSpot introduces the smart city addition.

Michael and Travis host this edition of the show from the 2019 Health Innovation Summit; they talk with a Global STL leader and the founders of a start-up from Israel. Want to learn about starting a company? Washington University's Skandalaris Center is holding Idea Bounce events. We'll begin the show by checking in with St. Louisans at a big geospatial conference in San Antonio.

First, Michael goes to the future home of Evolution St. Louis, which will bringing apparel manufacturing back to the U.S. and Missouri. He talks with New York fashion executives Jon Lewis and John Elmuccio. Then, Travis goes inside the construction zone that will soon become lab space with Wash U's Hank Webber, BioSTL's Donn Rubin and architect David Whiteman. Finally, Michael and Travis talk with Joe Wurm of Wentzville-based Tropiclean. St. Louis Makes is doing a factory tour there.

Welcome home, Travis! We visit the house of our co-host Travis Sheridan. Sheridan’s home is built out of shipping containers in Old North Saint Louis. CEO Christopher Holt of TechArtista joins the show this week discussing the space aimed at enabling independent creatives to be successful.