Tangazo

In this week's episode, we speak with Tishaura Jones, the dynamic treasurer of St. Louis City, about her transformation of the treasurer's office and her future political ambitions.

In this week's episode, we talk with Dr. Lance McCarthy about economic development, "black tech" in St. Louis, and how our African American communities can innovate in high-growth industries.

Broadcasting veteran Mike Claiborne joins us today for a discussion about his experience getting to where he is today as one of the few black sports broadcasters who was not a former professional athelete, as well as his views on the state of broadcasting today.

In this week's episode of Tangazo!, former St. Louis city comptroller Virvus Jones and the right Rev. Darryl Gray join us to talk about national versus local politics, childhood poverty in St. Louis, and coalition building among the city's political leadership.

State Senator Brian Williams, who represents Missouri's 14th district, joins us along with the Right Reverend Darryl Gray in studio. We discuss the challenges of working with a Republican majority in the state senate, balancing the needs of district and region, and what we need from the next generation of political leadership.

Alderwoman Heather Navarro and The Right Reverend Darryl Gray join us in the studio to speak about Ward Reduction, The label of progressive, and the quantity and quality of leadership among the young voices in our political system.

Former County Executive of St. Louis County Charlie Dooley joins us to talk about the story of his career, where we are now, and his thoughts on where we will go.

Aldermen John Muhammad and Brandon Bosley, as well as Councilwoman Hazel Erby join us to talk about the Better Together initiative, and to give their perspective on where we go from here. This episode of Tangazo! is dedicated to the late DJ Wilson, host of KDHX podcast Collateral Damage, and inspiration to us all here at Tangazo!

Hank speaks with Alderwoman Megan Green after her 3rd place finish in the race for aldermanic president. They look back on her run, and forward to what may come in the future.

Host Hank Thompson sits down with two St. Louis attorneys, Joe Christmas and Charles Kirksey, a California attorney Ludlow Creary, and Revered Darrel Gray. The topic of their discussion was Kimberly Gray, chief prosecutor for the city of St. Louis who is undergoing an investigation on her office.