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- StitchCast Studio Special Edition: Podcasts in the Park IIStitchCast Studio Special Edition: Podcasts in the Park IIMaster Storyteller Bobby Norfolk shares stories by a campfire.Recorded live at Missouri Botanical Garden’s Shaw Nature Reserve, September 20, 2020Pick the City UP Art InterludeMissouri Waltz(Lyrics revised by Saint Louis Story Stitchers)Featuring Roland JohnsonProduced by Saint Louis Story Stitchers, 2019Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective presents Peace in the Prairie, an original multimedia presentation newly expanded in its 3rd iteration, exploring the concepts of peace and violence, juxtaposing urban life as experienced by African American people living in the city of St. Louis, Missouri and the state's unique endangered prairie lands.Peace in the Prairie, is screening at Laumeier Sculpture Park June 15-29th, 2021 with three live podcast recordings created in the Park and then will move on to the National Blues Museum in St. Louis on July 3rd for a screening with live performance elements. For more details visit storystitchers.org.StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.Peace in the Prairie is presented with support from Missouri Arts Council, a State Agency, which receives support from the State of Missouri and the National Endowment for the Arts.Additional support is provided by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund, Missouri Foundation for Health, City of St. Louis Youth at Risk Crime Prevention grant of 2020, Steward Family Foundation, and Kranzberg Arts Foundation17 min
- StitchCast Studio Special Edition: Podcasts in the Park IStitchCast Studio Special Edition: Podcasts in the Park IMaster Storyteller Bobby Norfolk shares stories by a campfire.Recorded live at Missouri Botanical Garden’s Shaw Nature Reserve, September 20, 2020.Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective presents Peace in the Prairie, an original multimedia presentation newly expanded in its 3rd iteration, exploring the concepts of peace and violence, juxtaposing urban life as experienced by African American people living in the city of St. Louis, Missouri and the state's unique endangered prairie lands.Peace in the Prairie, is screening at Laumeier Sculpture Park June 15-29th, 2021 with three live podcast recordings created in the Park and then will move on to the National Blues Museum in St. Louis on July 3rd for a screening with live performance elements. For more details visit storystitchers.org.Pick the City UP Art InterludeTo The PrairieFeaturing KP Dennis, Ntegrity and Troy AnthonyProduced by Saint Louis Story Stitchers, 2019StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.Peace in the Prairie is presented with support from Missouri Arts Council, a State Agency, which receives support from the State of Missouri and the National Endowment for the Arts.Additional support is provided by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund, Missouri Foundation for Health, City of St. Louis Youth at Risk Crime Prevention grant of 2020, Steward Family Foundation, and Kranzberg Arts Foundation.16 min
- Transition to AdulthoodTransition to AdulthoodStory Stitchers Youth Council leaders discuss transitioning to adulthood with Hassan Shariff and Chester A. Deanes, Jr. from Fathers United To Raise Awareness. Recorded in Zoom April 29, 2021.Pick the City UP Art InterludeWhat’s Your WhyKP Dennis and NtegritySaint Louis Story Stitchers, 2021StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.For more information visit:https://storystitchers.org/stitchcast-studio/31 min
- The Divided City IV Story as Healer in Black CultureStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The Divided City IVStory as Healer in Black CultureStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The Divided City is a series of four unique conversations in the series will bring historical context around recurring topics chosen by youth in the StitchCast Studio published podcasts, including: the culture of trauma caused by poverty and repeated exposure to violence amongst families of color in St. Louis, stories of disorientation and dislocation of black families, and the power of story as healer in black cultures through time.Story Stitchers’ youth led by Stitchers Youth Council co-chairs Branden Lewis and Emeara Burns discuss concepts associated with story as a healing agent in Black culture over time with filmmaker and Washington University alumnus, B.D. Architecture, Jun Bae and St. Louis’s own legendary master storyteller Bobby Norfolk.Pick the City UP Art InterludeSaints of LouisBy Traydon RogersSaint Louis Story Stitchers, 2021This project is funded by The Divided City initiative. The Divided City is a joint project of the Center for the Humanities and the Sam Fox School, College of Architecture and Urban Design at Washington University in St. Louis. The Divided City is funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.1 hr
- Emotional IntelligenceYouth leaders talk about emotional intelligence and emotional health and discuss different ways to control your emotions and deal with stress or sadness in this week’s episode of StitchCast Studio. Recorded February 25, 2021 in Zoom.Pick the City UP InterludeWe Cope by Emeara BurnsSaint Louis Story Stitchers 2020StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.For more information visit:https://storystitchers.org/stitchcast-studio/45 min
- Is St. Louis A Divided City?StitchCast Studio Special Edition: The Divided City ExtraIs St. Louis a Divided City?Episode XVIIIYouth leaders reflect on the previous episodes of StitcherCast Studio Special Edition: The Divided City and explore the topics with peers in this open and honest conversation of growing up and being young and Black in St. Louis.Pick the City UP Art InterludeWade RepriseFrom The WHY of MY City albumSaint Louis Story Stitchers, 2021This project is funded by The Divided City initiative. The Divided City is a joint project of the Center for the Humanities and the Sam Fox School, College of Architecture and Urban Design at Washington University in St. Louis. The Divided City is funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.For more information visit:https://storystitchers.org/stitchcast-studio/35 min
- The Divided City III Dislocation and Disorientation of Black FamiliesStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The Divided City IIIDislocation and Disorientation of Black FamiliesStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The Divided City is a series of four unique conversations in the series will bring historical context around recurring topics chosen by youth in the StitchCast Studio published podcasts, including: the culture of trauma caused by poverty and repeated exposure to violence amongst families of color in St. Louis, stories of disorientation and dislocation of black families, and the power of story as healer in black cultures through time.Story Stitchers’ youth led by Stitchers Youth Council co-chairs Branden Lewis and Emeara Burns discuss concepts associated with disorientation and dislocation of black families with filmmaker and Washington University alumnus, B.D. Architecture, Jun Bae, and Sowande’ Mustakeem, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History and African and African American Studies at Washington University.Pick the City UP Art InterludeWe CopeBy Emeara BurnsSaint Louis Story Stitchers, 2019This project is funded by The Divided City initiative. The Divided City is a joint project of the Center for the Humanities and the Sam Fox School, College of Architecture and Urban Design at Washington University in St. Louis. The Divided City is funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.StitchCast Studio Season II in 2021 is sponsored by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund’s three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Lush Corporation’s The Charity Pot.52 min
- The WHY of MY City FergusonStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The WHY of MY CityFergusonSeason II Episode XLISaint Louis Story Stitchers StitchCast Studio Special Edition: The WHY of MY City, is a series with conversations exploring St. Louis neighborhoods and Black culture.Mayor Ella Jones, the Urban League’s Jamie KP Dennis, YC Bey, and Stitchers Youth Council members Emeara Burns, Llord Brown, and Shawn Taylor discuss the past and future of Ferguson. Recorded in Zoom in Saint Louis, Missouri, January 22, 2021.Pick the City UP Art InterludeWorthless by Branden Lewis, Stitchers Youth Council Co-ChairSaint Louis Story Stitchers, 2018This program is a Special Edition of StitchCast Studio, called The WHY of MY City and is funded by Missouri Humanities Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. Funding for this grant is provided by the CARES Act and the National Endowment for the Humanities.To learn more visit: https://storystitchers.org/stitchcast-studio-special-edition-the-why-of-my-city/39 min
- The WHY of MY City: University City and The Delmar LoopStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The WHY of MY CityUniversity City and The Delmar LoopSeason II Episode XLSaint Louis Story Stitchers StitchCast Studio Special Edition: The WHY of MY City, is a series with conversations exploring St. Louis neighborhoods and Black culture.Author and historian John A Wright, Sr. joins St. Louis County Parks historian and author Esley Hamilton, Pastor Brent Roam from One Family Church and Stitchers Youth Council member Cali Fleming to uncover interesting facts about the history and importance of University City and the Delmar Loop. Recorded in Zoom in Saint Louis, Missouri,September 1, 2020.This episode is also available as a video featuring historic photographs on Youtube and Vimeo.This program is a Special Edition of StitchCast Studio, called The WHY of MY City and is funded by Missouri Humanities Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. Funding for this grant is provided by the CARES Act and the National Endowment for the Humanities.To learn more visit: https://storystitchers.org/stitchcast-studio-special-edition-the-why-of-my-city/1 hr 2 min
- The WHY of MY City: The West SideStitchCast Studio Special Edition: The WHY of MY CityThe West SideSaint Louis Story Stitchers StitchCast Studio Special Edition: The WHY of MY City, is a series with conversations exploring St. Louis neighborhoods and Black culture.In this episode, local youth leaders Emeara Burns, Branden Lewis, Jawwaad Spann, and Otis Woodard talk about growing up and coming of age in Saint Louis and share experiences from the Wells GoodFellow and Wellston Loop neighborhoods on the City's west side. Recorded live at the .ZACK in Saint Louis, Missouri, August 18, 2020.Pick the City UP Art InterludeAmerica the BeautifulRoland Johnson and Stitchers Youth CouncilPublished by Saint Louis Story Stitchers, 2020This program is a Special Edition of StitchCast Studio, called The WHY of MY City and is funded by Missouri Humanities Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. Funding for this grant is provided by the CARES Act and the National Endowment for the Humanities.Special thanks to Kranzberg Arts Foundation for providing the .ZACK Rooftop for our recording sessions.For more information visit:https://storystitchers.org/stitchcast-studio-special-edition-the-why-of-my-city1 hr 1 min
About StitchCast Studio
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StitchCast Studio is a podcast produced by Saint Louis Story Stitchers Artists Collective in Saint Louis, Missouri.
It’s a show about the streets, gun violence, and finding solutions to issues that are coming at our youth hard. The voices of youth of color are important to hear at this critical time.
StitchCast Studio creates a series of leveled conversations about issues that concern youth related to health, safety and violence. This is the place to come to hear real conversations about what’s on the minds of 16-25 year old St. Louis teens and young adults and catch some powerful new ideas for solutions.
Programs include original spoken word and music produced by Saint Louis Story Stitchers.
Saint Louis Story Stitchers is a nationally recognized Artists Collective know for high quality art ad innovative youth violence prevention programs. StitchCast Studio has received supported from the National Endowment for the Arts, On the web at arts dot gov. Additional support for StitchCast Studio and Story Stitchers youth programs has been provided by provided by the Spirit of St. Louis Women’s Fund, The Lewis Prize for Music Accelerator Award, City of St. Louis Youth at Risk Crime Prevention, March For Our Lives Aid & Alliance, Deaconess Foundation, Trio Foundation of St. Louis, Missouri Arts Council, Missouri Humanities Council, Arts and Education Council, and The Divided City, Washington University in St. Louis.
To learn more visit storystitchers.org.