The new courts in Forest Park are called the Nicholas J-Booker Basketball Courts. Nick's mother, Tonya Booker, talks about her late son and how the courts came to be named in his honor.

The new courts in Forest Park are called the Nicholas J-Booker Basketball Courts. Nick's mother, Tonya Booker, talks about her late son and how the courts came to be named in his honor.

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On this day, Scott Jagow takes you through a fascinating journey in history, highlighting the release of iconic works like The Wizard of Oz in 1939, George Orwell's Animal Farm in 1945, and the controversial Monty Python's Life of Brian in 1979. Discover fun facts about these classics, from the hidden details of Dorothy's slippers to the uproar caused by Python's satire. Join us for a dive into the cultural milestones that shaped entertainment and literature.

On this day, Scott Jagow takes you through a fascinating journey in history, highlighting the release of iconic works like The Wizard of Oz in 1939, George Orwell's Animal Farm in 1945, and the controversial Monty Python's Life of Brian in 1979. Discover fun facts about these classics, from the hidden details of Dorothy's slippers to the uproar caused by Python's satire. Join us for a dive into the cultural milestones that shaped entertainment and literature.

This Day in History: August 17th - From The Wizard of Oz to Animal Farm and Life of Brian

Host Scott Jagow is joined by Stuart McMillan for their weekly chat, diving into the end of the Paris Olympics, with highlights from rock climbing to air rifle. They also explore a unique piece of St. Louis history—the little-known sport of Roke, which debuted and disappeared at the 1904 Olympics. From Olympic reflections to forgotten games, this episode offers an entertaining mix of history and sports.

Host Scott Jagow is joined by Stuart McMillan for their weekly chat, diving into the end of the Paris Olympics, with highlights from rock climbing to air rifle. They also explore a unique piece of St. Louis history—the little-known sport of Roke, which debuted and disappeared at the 1904 Olympics. From Olympic reflections to forgotten games, this episode offers an entertaining mix of history and sports.

Chat with Stu Mac: Olympic Highlights and the Forgotten Sport of Roke

Tom Ackerman is joined by Cat Neville to discuss an exciting new film that highlights St. Louis as a top culinary destination. The half-hour film features prominent chefs like Nick Bogner, Simone Faure, and Michael and Tara Gallina, showcasing the city's rich food culture. This project is part of a broader campaign to elevate St. Louis' culinary reputation, incorporating live events, media tours, and social media initiatives to engage audiences nationwide.

Tom Ackerman is joined by Cat Neville to discuss an exciting new film that highlights St. Louis as a top culinary destination. The half-hour film features prominent chefs like Nick Bogner, Simone Faure, and Michael and Tara Gallina, showcasing the city's rich food culture. This project is part of a broader campaign to elevate St. Louis' culinary reputation, incorporating live events, media tours, and social media initiatives to engage audiences nationwide.

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