Tangazo

In this week's episode, Hank returns from break, and his guest is Steve Conway, Chief of Staff for St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson, former City Assessor and Alderman from the 8th Ward. Topics include efforts related to the unification of the City and the County, the Better Together proposal, consideration of privatizing the Airport, Ward reduction, and more.

Guest host Virvus Jones talks with Dr. Will Ross, a Professor of Medicine in the Division of Nephrology at Washington University about the St. Louis City/County divide, the intent and fate of the Better Together proposal, and future strategic planning for local economic development. For more information check out: St. Louis Economic Development Partnership

In this week's episode, guest host and St. Louis City Treasurer Tishaura Jones interviews Darren Seals, of Sankofa Unity Center, about gun violence in St. Louis and creating meaningful change in communities that need it. Later, Tishaura shares some info about credit scores from the city's Office of Financial Empowerment.

In this week's episode, guest host and local attorney Jerryl Christmas holds a wide-ranging discussion with Shira Truitt, president of the Mound City Bar Association, and author Sylvester Brown about development in St. Louis, the black political talent pipeline, and some hot national topics.

In this week's episode, Hank's guest host is Mike Jones, current member of the Missouri Board of Education and editorial writer at the St. Louis American. Mike and the Rev. Darryl Gray discuss the Workhouse, the church's relationship with black politics, and police violence.

In this week's episode, guest host Tracey Shanklin assembles a panel to discuss the introduction of legal cannabis use in the state of Missouri. Guests include Dr. Mimi Vo, on the medical uses of cannabis; Zach Post, on cannabis investing and entrepreneurship; and Khadesia Adams, on the changing trends in the cannabis industry at large.

In this week's episode, Tangazo's guest host, the right Rev. Darryl Gray, dives into the Cure Violence initiative in St. Louis and its potential usefulness in solving one of the region's most persistent issues. The guest panel this week includes Jamala Rogers, executive director of the Organization for Black Struggle; John Chasnoff, of the Coalition Against Police Crimes and Repression; and Salahuddin Abdul-Waali, of Cure Violence in Kansas City.

Lauren Parks President of HouseofMiles ESL joins Robert Powerful founder of Portfolio art and education Gallery along with kdhx on air personality Edie Anderson touting her new play book "Jazz in my Soul" a Marvin Gaye Fantasy!

In this week's episode, our guest is Richard Gaines, who spent more than a dozen years as a member of the special administrative board for St. Louis Public Schools. We talk with Richard about his work in public education, what has changed and what hasn't, and what must happen for St. Louis's schoolchildren in the future.

In this week's episode, we speak with Andrew Glass and the Rev. Rob McClish, from the Fathers' Support Center. Glass and Rev. McClish share their personal stories and talk about their work to end the cycle of single parenthood in St. Louis.