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Total Information AM Weekend episodes

  • "Three Good Things: Remembering 9/11 and Acts of Kindness"

    In this heartfelt episode, we reflect on the significance of September 11 and the spirit of unity that emerged on 9/12. It's a day to remember those we lost, honor our brave responders, and come together in kindness and compassion. We hear from Meredith, a former army commander, who has dedicated her life to service with organizations like Heroes Care and the St. Louis Area Food Bank. Discover the power of small acts of kindness in daily life, from holding a door open to striking up conversations with strangers. Johnny Rabbit also introduces us to Brian Young, a blues musician who brings joy through his music and encounters people from all walks of life. Join us in celebrating the goodness in the world and the impact of even the smallest acts of kindness.

    6 min
  • "Exploring the Heart and Soul of St. Louis: The Hill Neighborhood"

     Join Johnny Rabbit as he takes you on a delightful journey through the vibrant and vital neighborhood of The Hill in St. Louis. In this episode, discover the rich history and cultural significance of this Italian-American community, often referred to as America's last Little Italy. Learn about the documentary "America's Last Little Italy," which delves into the past, present, and future of The Hill. Explore the neighborhood's diverse heritage, its connection to St. Louis, and its unique culinary delights. Johnny also shares details about an upcoming program about The Hill and a special guest who will provide insights into this beloved neighborhood. So, take a virtual stroll through The Hill and immerse yourself in its fascinating stories and traditions.

    7 min
  • "Weekend Health Update: COVID Concerns, Cervical Cancer Breakthrough, and Medication Shortages"

    Join Fred Bodimer for a comprehensive weekend health update. In this episode, we delve into the growing concerns raised by World Health Organization chief Tedros Gabriel regarding the increasing number of COVID-19 cases, especially as the winter season approaches. Discover essential tips on the proper use of COVID test kits, including the impact of heat and timing. Explore a breakthrough in cervical cancer detection, potentially revolutionizing screenings and addressing disparities. Stay informed about the CDC's alert regarding flesh-eating bacteria and its risks. Finally, learn about the ongoing shortage of ADHD medication and how it's affecting parents and children across the US. Stay up-to-date on the latest health developments with this informative podcast.

    4 min
  • Religion in China: Unveiling the Complex Landscape of the CCP

    Join Fred Bodimer as he delves into the intricacies of religion in China. In this episode, Fred speaks with Conrad Hackett, senior demographer at the Pew Research Center, to unravel the mystery of religious beliefs in a country where atheism is officially endorsed by the Communist Party. Discover the surprising statistics, the diverse beliefs and practices, and the complex relationship between religion and identity in China. Whether you're curious about Buddhism, Islam, Christianity, or traditional folk beliefs, this podcast episode explores the fascinating dynamics of faith in the world's most populous nation.

    5 min
  • "Political Discussion: Democratic Candidates, Biden's Age, and Trump's Potential Nomination"

    Join us for a lively political discussion as we delve into the latest developments in the political landscape. Former Missouri Congressman Dick Gephardt's remarks on Democratic candidates and Joe Biden's potential re-election bid are on the agenda. We explore the polling data indicating concerns about Biden's age and its impact on the Democratic Party. Additionally, the conversation touches on the 14th Amendment's role in potentially removing Donald Trump from the ballot in some states. Tune in for insights from Michael Kelley and John Hancock on these pressing political topics.

    7 min
  • "Cardinals Triumph with Late-Game Heroics, College Football Upsets, and Tennis Star Emerges"

    In a thrilling baseball showdown, the St. Louis Cardinals secure a victory against the Cincinnati Reds, with Wilson Contreras delivering a game-changing two-out home run. Join us as we recap this exciting match and discuss the Cardinals' resurgence. Additionally, we dive into the world of college football, where unexpected upsets are shaking up the rankings, and Deion Sanders is making waves with the Colorado Buffaloes. On the tennis court, 19-year-old sensation Coco Gauff's historic Grand Slam win takes center stage. Tune in for all the latest sports highlights 

    13 min
  • "The Evolving Landscape of Human Interaction: Technology, Society, and Ice Cream Socials"

    join Scott Jagow in a thought-provoking conversation with Stuart McMillen as they reflect on the changing dynamics of human interaction. From the post-9/11 era of unity and patriotism to the impact of technology on personal connections, this discussion delves into how societal norms have shifted. Is technology steering us away from in-person social interactions, and what can we do to bridge the gap? Tune in for a captivating exploration in the Chat with Stew-Mac

    8 min
  • "Chalking for Change: Transforming Underpasses with Art in Forest Park"

    Join Charlie Brennan, longtime radio host, and a group of 45 chalk-wielding volunteers and artists as they embark on a mission to transform the underpass at Hanley Road in Forest Park. This annual event seeks to breathe new life into neglected underpasses and make them more inviting for pedestrians through the power of art. Hear from Charlie Brennan about the inspiration behind this initiative and how chalk becomes the medium of choice to reimagine the space. Discover the talented artists, including Harry Weber and Clayton Mayor Michelle Harris, who will be lending their skills to create a vibrant and captivating underpass. Everyone is welcome to participate and contribute to this artistic transformation. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the magic of art in action and make the underpass more livable for the community.

    5 min
  • "Flotsam River Circus: A Whimsical Journey Down the Mississippi"

    Join us for a delightful conversation with Jason Webley, a member of the Flotsam River Circus, as he shares the enchanting story of this unique traveling troupe. Drifting down the Mississippi River on a ramshackle raft, this group of performers, musicians, circus artists, and puppeteers brings a blend of live music and unconventional circus to towns along the river's course. Discover the inspiration behind this captivating project and learn how you can catch their intriguing and welcoming shows in St. Louis. Don't miss out on this whimsical journey!

    5 min
  • Religious Landscape in China: Unveiling Hidden Beliefs and Practices

    Fred Bodimer delves into the complex world of religion in China, exploring the findings of the Pew Research Center. While only 10% of the population identifies with formal religions like Christianity or Islam, a closer look reveals a rich tapestry of beliefs and practices, from ancestral offerings to incense rituals. Discover how even within the Chinese Communist Party, some members secretly embrace spirituality. Join us as we uncover the nuanced religious landscape in China.

    2 min

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