In 1931 St. Louis socialite Irma Rombauer self-published the first edition of her book The Joy of Cooking. Today it's one of the most published cookbooks in US history. Learn the fascinating story of how her family has kept her collections of recipes relevant for almost a century.
The Changing Fall Leaves
The brilliant reds, yellows, and oranges of the falling leaves are many people's favorite part of autumn. But how will climate change affect this beloved part of the season? Researchers at Washington University have a disheartening prediction for any avid leaf peepers.
GiftAMeal
This local startup has just hit a momentous milestone! Discover how GiftAMeal has donated the equivalent of more than one-million meals nationwide to those in need through a unique mix of marketing, technology, and a partnership with Operation Food Search.
Jeff Bridges: Pictures
The Sheldon Art Galleries is showcasing 5 new exhibits including one with photographs taken by famous actor Jeff Bridges. The works on display are pictures he’s taken on movie sets throughout the last 30 years of his career.
Regional Arts Commission
The City of St. Louis’ Board of Aldermen have unanimously decided to grant the Regional Arts Commission $10.6 million in funding from the American Rescue Plan Act. This investment will help to support arts all around the city.
Foodscaping
What is foodscaping? Imagine landscaping but with a focus on growing native plants that are edible or have medicinal uses. Discover the benefits, both environmentally and personally, that can come from this practice that's growing in popularity!
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In this week's episode, a conversation with author Silas House about his latest book "Lark Ascending;" a local woman whose mission is to show young, middle school black girls how STEM careers can be interesting and available to them; photography and sculpture by Actor Jeff Bridges on display at The Sheldon Art Galleries; a recap of the Trilateral Symposium on food security and climate-smart agriculture; local support for the Regional Arts Commission and the arts; and a reunion of a landmark play in STL theater and LGBTQ+ history at the Missouri History Museum.
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