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Renewal, Prophecy, and New Beginnings

A look ahead to 2026, exploring global events, zodiac and numerology predictions, ancient prophecies, and practical advice for meaningful new year goals.
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The Ozempic Era

Weight loss experts and recent polls underscore the popularity of US consumers wanting to take GLP-1 drugs, like Ozempic, to achieve New Year’s resolutions.

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Barnum’s Saint Louis Hotel

In this episode of History Spotlight, learn why the New Year’s menu at the St. Louis Barnum’s hotel was so special.

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Snowdrop Foundation: Running for Chelsey

Kevin Kline and his wife Trish discuss why they formed the Snowdrop Foundation and about their special bond with the kids they’ve help throughout the years.

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Enemies in Love

Author Alexis Clark talks about her new book, Enemies in Love; the true story of a black nurse and a German P.O.W. who fell in love during World War Two.

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Victoria Clay Haley

In 1913 St. Louis, a segregated hotel became a site of defiance when Victoria Clay Haley refused exclusion at an all-white suffrage convention.
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Don't miss the first episode on New Year's Day!

This week on Spotlight STL, A remarkable World War II love story that defied the odds, a closer look at the Ozempic weight-loss craze as New Year’s resolutions kick off, and the inspiring journey of a trailblazing Sumner High School graduate who helped advance equality. Plus, the special New Year's Day menu from 1875 at the St. Louis Barnum hotel, the motivation behind a 300-mile run along Alaska’s Dalton Highway, and the story behind a surprise performance on a snowy Colorado canyon road that took the internet by storm.

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