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Politically SpeakingRay Reed (2026)On the latest episode of Politically Speaking, Missouri state Rep. Ray Reed talks about why his bill to require federal agents to identify themselves and not wear masks is needed. While the chances of that bill passing in the GOP controlled legislature are small, Reed said it’s important to take a stand. “Everyone knows that Democrats have an uphill battle in Jefferson City, but that does not mean we don't continue to fight the good fight while we're there, using all the power we have,” Reed said.
2026-01-2736 minSAP and Enterprise Trends Podcasts from Jon Reed (@jonerp) of diginomica.com
SAP and Enterprise Trends Podcasts from Jon Reed (@jonerp) of diginomica.comAre ERP and SCM vendors ready for AI security? - the Louis Columbus interviewIn the January edition of the Enterprise month in review, we interviewed Louis Columbus with the burning question: are ERP and supply chain vendors ready for AI security, and new attack vectors like prompt injection? Louis has been nailing this on his Venture Beat AI security blog - so we put him in the hot seat to see what we could learn. This podcast is only the Columbus interview, which has been optimized for sound quality. If you want to see the full video replay with slides, check: https://youtube.com/live/-DQBB6mYJ_g.
2026-01-2630 minSAP and Enterprise Trends Podcasts from Jon Reed (@jonerp) of diginomica.com
SAP and Enterprise Trends Podcasts from Jon Reed (@jonerp) of diginomica.comEnterprise month in review - ERP (and supply chain) vendors aren't ready for AI securityAre ERP and supply chain vendors ready for AI security, and new attack vectors like prompt injection? Our special guest Louis Columbus says no. Louis has been nailing this on his Venture Beat AI security blog - let's put him in the hot seat and see what we can learn. Your hosts Brian Sommer and Jon Reed will also share their underrated news stories of the month, and unleash their enterprise highs and lows via the infamous slide deck. As always, bring your savviest (and snarkiest) commentary and let's get this done. Note: this is the full show, including...
2026-01-261h 04The Good Pod
The Good PodThe Good Wife: Season 4, Episode 13 - The 7 Day RuleThings get political and personal in Season 4, Episode 13 of The Good Wife, “The Seven Day Rule.” Alicia is on top of the world after being offered equity partnership—until a courtroom revelation flips everything upside down. A high-stakes prenup negotiation involving ChumHum's Neil Gross turns into a masterclass in manipulation, while Lockhart Gardner's bankruptcy woes bring Louis Canning back into the picture (of course he has an angle). There's religion, romance, revenge, and a whole lot of David Lee. Join us as we break down one of the most layered, Alicia-centric episodes yet! 00:12 – Alicia’s partnership dreams come...
2025-12-221h 24Listening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History9 - Watching T.O. History: Goin' Down the Road (1970)In today's episode, we discuss the classic Canadian movie Goin' Down the Road! Released in 1970, this movie tells the story of two Maritimers who come to Toronto looking for better pay and good times. We chat about the how the movie portrays Toronto at the time, and how that portrayal compares to other historical sources. For those interested in learning more about the topics covered in this episode, check out the following sources: Greg Marquis, "Confederation's Casualties: The 'Maritimer' as a Problem in 1960s Toronto," Acadiensis 39, no. 1 (Winter/Spring 2010): 83–107. Geoff Pevere, Donald Shebib's Goin' Down the Road...
2025-12-111h 05The Good Pod
The Good PodThe Good Wife: Season 4, Episode 11 - Boom De Ya DaIn this episode of The Good Pod, Jason and Marissa dig into “Boom‑de‑yada,” where the firm takes on a risky case involving a teenager who caught West Nile virus from a stagnant, foreclosed‑home swimming pool — a classic “attractive nuisance” lawsuit. Former adversaries resurface as Louis Canning shows up to represent the bank’s interests, turning the deposition into a headache. Meanwhile, back at the firm, tensions rise as the looming bankruptcy and an impending merger put everyone on edge. By the end, Alicia uses leverage to secure a major settlement, the debt crisis is momentarily eased — but the stakes just...
2025-12-081h 06Lighting Matters
Lighting MattersEpisode 26: From Tax Credits to Design Excellence: Historic Preservation LightingWhat if value engineering meant distilling to essentials instead of cutting corners?  Joel Fuoss, Principal at Trivers in St. Louis, joins hosts Lisa Reed of Reed Burkett Lighting Design and Avi Mor of Mor Lights to discuss adaptive reuse, historic tax credits, and collaborative design. How do you convince clients that lighting isn't optional? Fuoss explains how historic tax credits reduce costs by 40%, making specialty consultants financially viable. The conversation challenges traditional value engineering, reframing it as distillation to a project's essential mission rather than arbitrary cost-cutting. "We can design an incredible space...and then you turn th...
2025-11-1847 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History8 - The Great Stacks Debate: When Undergraduates Wanted IN to Robarts Library, 1972On today's episode, we discuss student activism at the University of Toronto in the 1960s and '70s, with a specific focus on a conflict over who was allowed to access the stacks at Robarts Library. It’s also a chance to talk about how the university changed from the late nineteenth century, the last time we covered its history, to the 1970s! For those interested in learning more about the topics covered in this episode, check out the following sources: Martin Friedland, The University of Toronto: A History, 2nd ed. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2013) Dou...
2025-10-141h 15The Good Pod
The Good PodThe Good Wife: Season 3, Episode 18 - Gloves Come OffWe lace up for a hockey-flavored hour as Alicia and Julius take a “simple” snowmobile wrongful-death suit that explodes into a bigger fight over head injuries and league liability. Enter Louis Canning, cool as ever, and an old political foe with a class-action angle that turns strategy on its head. Meanwhile, Will’s supposed “consulting” (no tie, all whispers) risks a leak, Cary’s been quietly demoted, and Tammy pops back from London to press Alicia about Will—nudging Alicia and Kalinda toward a fragile thaw. Diane runs the firm like a boss while juggling Jack the dashing process server and a v...
2025-08-251h 09Tangible Remnants
Tangible RemnantsResilience for Cultural Landscapes w/ Nina Jean-LouisIn this conversation, Nakita Reed and Nina Jean-Louis discuss the intricacies of adaptive reuse projects, focusing on the role of structural engineers and the importance of community engagement. The discussion emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration and the evolving nature of engineering practices in relation to community needs. In this conversation, Nina Jean-Louis discusses her research on quantifying resilience in cultural landscapes, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and transdisciplinary methods. She highlights the challenges of working with marginalized communities, particularly in the context of the American Beach and the historical significance of the saltwater underground railroad. Nina shares...
2025-08-1145 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. HistoryMini 3 - Toronto and the History of Federal ElectionsIn today's mini, we talk about how Toronto has voted in Canada's federal elections of the past. Here are some resources for those interested in learning more about the history of Toronto and federal elections, or the history of Canadian federal elections more generally: Stephen Clarkson, The Big Red Machine: How the Liberal Party Dominates Canadian Politics (Vancouver: UBC Press, 2005). Cara Spittal, “The Diefenbaker Moment” (PhD diss., University of Toronto, 2011). Thirstan Falconer, “Building an Ethnic Coalition? The Liberal Party of Canada, Ethnocultural Communities and the 1962 and 1963 Federal Elections in Metro Toronto,” American Review of Canadian Studies 48, no. 3 (2...
2025-07-1625 minThe Good Pod
The Good PodThe Good Wife: Season 3, Episode 10 - Parenting Made EasyThis week on The Good Pod, Jason and Marissa dive into The Good Wife Season 3, Episode 10, “Parenting Made Easy.” What begins as a simple arbitration case quickly spirals into chaos when Alicia juggles a bizarre workplace lawsuit, Caitlin’s baby steps in court, and a full-blown Grace emergency. As the episode veers into thriller territory, Alicia's family life collides with her romantic entanglements, leading to a major turning point. Plus, Will faces heat from Diane and Peter throws his full weight into dad mode. It’s a wild one—and yes, we give Peter a whole star.Timestamps...
2025-06-3052 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. HistoryMini 2 - The Rise and Fall of Tory Toronto in Provincial ElectionsIn today's mini, we discuss the history of Toronto in Ontario provincial elections. If you'd like to explore for yourself the results of Ontario's elections throughout the province's post-Confederation history, check out this database: https://results.elections.on.ca/en/data-explorer?fromYear=1867&toYear=2025! -- Listening T.O. History is created and hosted by Steve Penfold and Louis Reed-Wood. Our artwork was made by Nethkaria, and our music was created by Holizna. Follow us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/listeningt.o.history) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/people/Listening-TO-History/61553456499160/) for additional content and announcements, a...
2025-05-1319 minThe Good Pod
The Good PodThe Good Wife: Season 2, Episode 19 - Wrongful TerminationIn this episode of 'The Good Pod,' hosts Jason Reed and Marissa Garza dive into the intricacies of 'The Good Wife' Season 2, Episode 19, titled 'Wrongful Termination.' The discussion covers multiple plotlines, including the wrongful death case involving a company's harsh working conditions, the surprise takeover by Louis Canning, and the emotional turmoil following the death of Stern. The episode also examines the political maneuvering in Peter's campaign, especially the potential fallout from rumors of another affair, and Alicia's pivotal role in defending Peter against these allegations. Additional subplots, including Tammy's career decision and Carrie's revelations about Kalinda's...
2025-03-2450 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. HistoryMini 1 - Tariffs and Trade in Toronto History: The Toronto EighteenIn our first-ever Listening T.O. Mini, we discuss the history of free trade and tariffs in Canada's and Toronto's history. In particular, we focus on 1911, when a group of Toronto elites who had supported the Liberal Party broke with it over the party's pursuit of a free trade agreement with the United States. We also discuss the federal election held later that year (which was largely a referendum on the proposed agreement) and how Toronto voted in it. A few additional sources, for those who are interested: Paul Stevens, The 1911 General Election: A Study in C...
2025-03-1123 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History7 - Getting Around Toronto, Part 1: When Public Transit was PrivateThis episode is the first of a two-part series on the history of the TTC, and particularly streetcars, in Toronto! In these two episodes, we get into how Toronto's streetcar system came to be, why it moved from private business to a municipal agency, why the city kept using streetcars when other cities got rid of them, and how streetcars have shaped the development of the city. We also get into the history of streetcars from various perspectives—those of riders, workers, and owners. The early period of public transit in Toronto, the focus of this first ep...
2025-02-1458 minThe Good Pod
The Good PodThe Good Wife: Season 2, Episode 13 - Real DealIn this episode of The Good Pod, hosts Jason Reed and Marissa Garza delve into Season 2, Episode 13 of The Good Wife, titled 'Real Deal.' They explore the dynamic return of Michael J. Fox as cunning lawyer Louis Canning, the intense class action lawsuit involving a pesticide company, and the brewing power struggles within the Lockhart Gardner firm. Jason and Marissa also discuss how listeners can support the podcast and share their thoughts on the show's character development, including Alicia's conflicted emotions and Will's turbulent relationship with Tammy. Tune in for an engaging and insightful breakdown of the latest...
2025-02-1056 minLighting Matters
Lighting MattersEpisode 10: Lighting Up Presentations: Design, Technology, and AdvocacyCurious about how modern lighting design blends technological advancements with historical elements? Discover how the St. Louis Arch's evolving lighting designs tell a story of innovation and tradition in our latest episode. Avi Mor and Lisa Reed celebrate nearing 500 followers of the Lighting Matters podcast, and reflect on our unexpected path. Tune in to hear personal stories and insights from significant presentations, such as the presentation given at the ASLA National Conference. As we dig into the evolution of lighting technology, we spotlight fascinating projects like the 25-year history of lighting upgrades to the St. Louis Arch...
2025-01-0947 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History6 - U of T is History: The 1895 Student StrikeWhen you think about student protest movements, you probably don’t think about the Victorian era. But maybe you should—because in 1895, University of Toronto students challenged the university’s administration by going on strike! In this episode, we discuss what led to this protest, what happened during the strike, and campus life/culture in the nineteenth century more broadly. Here are some recommendations for further reading: Martin Friedland, The University of Toronto: A History, 2nd ed. (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2013). Robert Craig Brown, Arts and Science at Toronto: A History, 1827–1990 (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 2...
2024-11-221h 07Best Morning Routine, Ever!
Best Morning Routine, Ever!Optimize Your Health from Within w/ Reed DavisReed Davis, a Board Certified Holistic Health Practitioner (HHP) and Certified Nutritional Therapist (CNT), is a leading expert in functional lab testing and holistic lifestyle medicine. He founded Functional Diagnostic Nutrition® (FDN) and its certification course, which has trained over 4,000 practitioners in 50 countries. CONNECT WITH HIM https://functionaldiagnosticnutrition.com https://fdntraining.com/bestmorningroutine Subscribe to this channel now!  https://www.youtube.com/user/lunidelouis/?sub_confirmation=1    ---------------------------------------------------- Join our exclusive Facebook group @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/339709559955223  --------------------------------------------------- Looking for a...
2024-10-0734 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History5 - Gangs of Fort York: The Orange Order in TorontoFor over a hundred years, Toronto was a stronghold of the Orange Order—a fraternal society founded on principles of militant Protestantism and loyalty to the British Crown—and Toronto's many Orangemen worked to marginalize the city's Irish Catholic population. In an episode that takes us from riots in the streets all the way to City Hall, we talk about what Orangeism was, why people got involved with it (and eventually stopped getting involved with it), what life was sometimes like for Irish Catholics in a bastion of Orangeism, and what all this tells us about Toronto's history. So...
2024-09-041h 02Listening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History4 - Why is There an 1885 Statue at Queen’s Park? Toronto's Role in Settler Colonialism on the PrairiesIn 1885, ​more than 500 Torontonians headed to the Northwest to defend settler colonialism against a Métis resistance led by Louis Riel. In this episode, we wonder why a monument to these volunteers sits at Queen’s Park, why Toronto became so interested in the prairies in the mid-nineteenth century, and what role Toronto had in settler colonialism in the West. We reflect on how the power of Toronto has always been to project outward to places far away. Some additional resources related to today’s topics: Ian Radforth, "Celebrating the Suppression of the North-West Resistance of 1885: The Tor...
2024-06-2859 minTriple Play
Triple PlayFrank Cusumano 2024 St Louis Cardinals First 1/3 Season Analysis Sports News Reporter Frank Cusumano Shares his thoughts on the first 1/3 of the 2024 Season for the St Louis Cardinals. Frank Cusumano https://590thefan.com/radio-shows/press-box/ Get some Swag Gear at https://www.tripleplaylife.com Brookes Bible College https://www.brookes.edu/ Resource One Advisors https:// www.RS1A.com CS Design https://csdesign.online Support the show
2024-06-1218 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History3 - William Lyon Mackenzie: Rebel, Mayor, CrankIn this episode, we discuss the career of one of history’s most famous Torontonians, William Lyon Mackenzie. Those of you who know your Canadian history have probably heard of Mackenzie; in the late 1830s he famously led a failed rebellion against the government of Upper Canada. Less well known about Mackenzie, though, is that just a few years before that rebellion he actually served as the city of Toronto’s first mayor. So in this episode, we discuss not only Mackenzie himself, but also politics in Toronto’s early history. Why did the town of York incorp...
2024-05-241h 04Listening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History2 - The Rise of British TorontoIn this episode, we discuss how the initial establishment of Toronto (at the time, York) was part of a British imperial project. We also look into how decision-makers inscribed Britishness on Toronto's landscape through naming practices. We also address how this dynamic continued (but in some ways changed) over time, and how it compares to elsewhere in Canada. Some additional resources related to today’s topics: Eric Arthur, Toronto, No Mean City, 3rd ed., rev. by Stephen A. Otto, repr. with new essays by Christopher Hume, Catherine Nasmith, Susan Crean, and Mark Kingwell (Toronto: University of Tor...
2024-04-191h 01Music, Movies & Madness
Music, Movies & MadnessEpisode One Hundred & Nineteen- Louis ReedOn this week's show, we sit down with Louis Reed, an up and coming musician and producer from Wellington. Louis shares his fascinating journey of discovery, creation, and exploration within his latest, soon to be released project- House of Jazz. Join us as we delve into his world and learn about the intricate process behind his innovative music.Check out Louis' Social's below:Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2I3CNXszv9zqxWihAga7onInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/lou_reed__?igsh=MWQ4bTAzdHZhOG1jNQ==
2024-03-2647 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryNew Podcast Announcement and Trailer - Listening T.O. History!I have a new podcast, Listening T.O. History! Here's a quick announcement about it and the trailer. Check it out here: https://open.spotify.com/show/17OnQyM5pOXgcflZbBBlno.
2024-03-1504 minListening T.O. History
Listening T.O. History1 - What We AcknowledgeIn this episode, we look into the history behind Toronto’s land acknowledgements! Who are the Indigenous nations and confederacies alluded to by the acknowledgements, and what are the histories of the various treaties that are referenced? We discuss all this and more in our very first episode! Some additional resources related to today’s topics: Talking Treaty Collective, A Treaty Guide for Torontonians (2022) Toronto Area treaty map, from Canada by Treaty project: https://www.history.utoronto.ca/sites/www.history.utoronto.ca/files/images/Toronto%20Treaties%20Map_0.pdf Denise Bolduc, Mnawaate Gordon-Corbiere, Rebeka Tabobondung, and Brian...
2024-03-151h 09Listening T.O. History
Listening T.O. HistoryTrailer - What is Listening T.O. History?Hello and welcome to Listening T.O. History, the podcast all about the histories that made Toronto! In this short trailer, we introduce ourselves and what this podcast is all about. Be sure to check out our first episode, coming very soon!   --   Listening T.O. History is created and hosted by Steve Penfold and Louis Reed-Wood. Our artwork was made by Nethkaria, and the music in this episode was recorded by the National Promenade Band. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for additional content and announcements, and get in touch at l...
2024-03-0704 minTriple Play
Triple PlayDave Kuntz Building Students & Homes In East St Louis Episode 99 Dave Kuntz of R3 Development shares the mission and purpose behind R3 and how they are helping to empower students to change the community of East St Louis. R3 Development https://www.r3dev.org/ Support Triple Play https://www.buzzsprout.com/2112944/support Get some Swag Gear at https://www.tripleplaylife.com Brookes Bible College https://www.brookes.edu/ Resource One Advisors https://www.RS1A.com CS Design https://csdesign.online Support the show
2024-02-2958 minNightmare Success In and Out
Nightmare Success In and Out14 years in Prison to Justice Reform Rock Star - Louis L ReedWhat would your life look like after 14 years in prison? For Louis L Reed it has been nothing but action becoming a Rock Star in the Justice Reform Movement. His leadership has led to the passage of more than 30 state and federal bills, including creating the biggest grassroots national advocacy group for the First Step Act signed into law in 2018. He has consulted with the White House, Department of Justice, Fortune 100 Corporations, State, and Federal Agencies. You might have just seen Louis on the cover of LA Weekly for the top 5 entrepreneurs to follow. Louis is the producer of...
2023-11-1647 minTriple Play
Triple PlayKempton Turner City Of Joy Fellowship East St Louis Episode 78Pastor Kempton Turner shares his testimony and how God lead him back to East St Louis!  We learn about how Jesus is transforming lives and revitalizing the Area.City Of Joy Fellowshiphttps://cityofjoyfellowship.org/Support Triple Playhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/2112944/supportGet some Swag Gear at https://www.tripleplaylife.com Resource One Advisors https://www.RS1A.com CS Design https://csdesign.onlineBrookes Bible Collegehttps://www.brookes.edu/Support the show
2023-11-1539 minTriple Play
Triple PlayScott Van Slyke Taste Of St Louis Episode 60 Scott Van Slyke at Taste of St Louis with Chuck Justus discuss food, sports and Triple Play Podcast. Taste of St Louis https://www.thetastestl.com/ Support Triple Play https://www.buzzsprout.com/2112944/support Get some Swag Gear at https://www.tripleplaylife.com Resource One Advisors https:// www.RS1A.com CS Design https://csdesign.online Support the show
2023-09-1318 minTriple Play
Triple PlayScott Van Slyke Taste Of St Louis Them Yo People Scott Van Slyke at Taste of St Louis get's interviewed by Mr. Gary From Them Yo People! Them Yo People https://www.youtube.com/@UCDHE0Jvy2yvvN36UL2BBVCw https://themyopeople.com/ Taste of St Louis https://www.thetastestl.com/ Support Triple Play https://www.buzzsprout.com/2112944/support Get some Swag Gear at https://www.tripleplaylife.com Resource One Advisors https:// www.RS1A.com CS Design https://csdesign.online Support the show
2023-09-1206 minBreaking Barriers, Building a Hire Ground
Breaking Barriers, Building a Hire GroundBreaking Barriers, Building a Hire Ground – Episode 146: Leveraging Marketing Analytics with Louis Garcia“Through business excellence, we can transform communities that have had historically high rates of poverty into predictable wealth.” – Louis Garcia This week on Breaking Barriers: What inspired Louis’s entrepreneurial desire Louis’s thoughts on inclusive generational wealth Using business excellence to elevate communities from poverty Why many businesses have problems with buying too many CRMs Case studies that have shown the results of their small business projects Louis’s advice to the small business community Viewing failures as opportunities to do better Connect with Louis Garcia: Media Garcia Media Garcia on LinkedIn Media Garcia on Tw...
2023-08-0820 minCinema Span
Cinema Span”Sweeney Todd” and ”Company” with Samantha Georgette Reed and Devin BeckwithPhone rings, door chimes, in comes Cinema Span! It's a Stephen Sondheim double feature, starting with Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's proper film adaptation of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Following that up we have the filmed version of the 2006 Broadway Revival Cast of Company. It was filmed in 2007 so it counts, okay?   Joining the theater geek out session are Samantha Georgette Reed (@samanthageorgettereed) of Archetypes Productions (@Archetypesproductions) and returning guest, comedian/improvisor Devin Beckwith (@devinbeckwith). If you didn't go to Bishop Gorman High School when the three of us did, you're r...
2023-08-032h 06Cinema Span
Cinema Span”Sweeney Todd” and ”Company” with Samantha Georgette Reed and Devin BeckwithPhone rings, door chimes, in comes Cinema Span! It's a Stephen Sondheim double feature, starting with Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's proper film adaptation of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Following that up we have the filmed version of the 2006 Broadway Revival Cast of Company. It was filmed in 2007 so it counts, okay?   Joining the theater geek out session are Samantha Georgette Reed (@samanthageorgettereed) of Archetypes Productions (@Archetypesproductions) and returning guest, comedian/improvisor Devin Beckwith (@devinbeckwith). If you didn't go to Bishop Gorman High School when the three of us did, you're r...
2023-08-032h 06Let\'s Go Show
Let's Go ShowThe Let's Go Show with Doug Reed featuring Darnel Rice " Embrace and Elevate"Darnell Rice is a native of St. Louis, Missouri a social entrepreneur, sexual assault survivor speaker and mental health advocate, community organizer, disability rights advocate. Mr. Rice is passionate about students with and without disabilities. Mr. Rice is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Embrace Elevate Program Initiative which targets the communities of Color which includes students, black men and black boys. Mr. Rice has over ten years in Behavioral Health Sciences in Arkansas. Mr. Rice has overcome overwhelming odds as a student and a professional to fight for equal rights and justice. Mr. Rice is a...
2023-07-2745 minTriple Play
Triple PlayA History of Nuclear Waste in St Louis Dawn Chapman gives a history to what has lead to the Nuclear waste issue in the St Louis Area. Support the show
2023-07-0804 minHowToBBQRight
HowToBBQRightSt. Louis Eats, The Science of Marinades & Butcher Paper Ribs RecipeToday on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, Tyler is BACK from his recent paternity leave (00:23). The 4th of July weekend is the best time to fire up those pits (01:18)... Who knew St. Louis had the best lobster rolls (02:34)? I pick Malcom's brain about his MOUTH-WATERING Butcher Paper Rib recipe (09:45), and would Malcom use butcher paper to wrap ribs for a competition (18:50)? We finally got to shoot a video at Malcom's new Smokehouse (26:00), and he shot a classic take on baked beans for TikTok (32:07). Do Blue Plate Mayo and Baked Beans belong together (37:18)? Malcom had some fun experimenting with food, recently (39:43). What...
2023-06-3059 minThe Louis Shulman Podcast
The Louis Shulman PodcastCoach Reed Maltbie: The Spartan Mindset - Mastering The Language of ExcellenceCoach Reed Maltbie, joins us for captivating conversation on the power of words and language in coaching. In this episode, we explore the profound impact of language on performance and life, from space travel to internal dialogue. We discuss the lasting effects of negative feedback, the importance of emotional control in coaching, and the transformational role of accountability.Drawing on insights from his acclaimed book, "The Spartan Mindset: Mastering the Language of Excellence," and decades of coaching experience, Coach Reed imparts valuable wisdom on personal growth, fatherhood, financial challenges, and the art of winning. Whether a sports...
2023-06-2758 minUnder The Arch
Under The ArchUnder the Arch | S4 Ep. 4: "Let's Talk Reparations" ft. Dr. William RossIn this episode, Dr. William Ross joins our co-hosts in a timely conversation about reparations in St. Louis. In March 2023, the City of St. Louis announced the formation of a nine-member Reparations Commission, naming Dr. Ross as Vice Chair and Kayla Reed as Chair. This announcement stemmed from 50 local organizations unified grassroots advocacy that began in December 2021.  Dr. Ross, the Associate Dean for Diversity of Washington University School of Medicine, and a social justice trailblazer in the field of public health, views the group’s charge through a lens of history, justice, and action. Kayla Reed emphasizes the...
2023-05-021h 14Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 29 - Suburbia’s Past, Present, and Future with Hana SuckstorffToday we’re digging into the history of urban planning in twentieth-century Canada and the US! Particularly, we discuss why our cities came to be oriented around car-dependent suburbs, and what consequences that style of design has for our lives today. In this episode, I’m joined by fellow Torontonian and historian, Dr. Hana Suckstorff. Our conversation today responds to ongoing political debates about urban design in the Greater Toronto Area; anyone living in southern Ontario knows that we have had multiple recent provincial and municipal elections (and soon will have another) in which our urban design has...
2023-03-201h 31Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 28 - Chatting about Historical Movies with Kevin WinterhaltOn today’s episode, we chat about all things historical movies! I’m joined by Kevin Winterhalt, previous Off-Campus History alumnus and PhD Candidate at the University of Colorado-Boulder. His research examines the intersection of professional sports and politics in the modern United States. It’s a bit more of an informal chat today as we dive into our thoughts on historical films generally. When it comes to movies, what does “historical accuracy” really mean to us? What are some of the best historical films we’ve seen, and what are some of the worst? Plus, we talk about s...
2023-02-2756 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 27 - Nitro and Heritage Minutes with Melanie NgToday we’re discussing the 1992 Heritage Minute “Nitro” and its depiction of Chinese Canadian history, as well as Heritage Minutes more generally! For those unfamiliar, Heritage Minutes are a series of 60-second short films intended to depict major moments in Canadian history. “Nitro” introduces viewers to the experiences of Chinese workers who built the Canadian Pacific Railway in the 1880s. You can watch it here: https://youtu.be/EE3ISzalVuo. To discuss this clip, I’m joined by Melanie Ng. Melanie is a PhD candidate in history at the University of Toronto, a museum educator with the Roy...
2023-01-161h 03Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 26 - Kimathi at War with Julie MacArthurOn today’s episode, we dig into the history of the Mau Mau Rebellion with someone working on a film about it! I’m joined by Julie MacArthur, Associate Professor of History at the University of Toronto, to discuss a feature film she is presently co-writing. The film, currently with a working title of Kimathi at War, will centre on the experiences of Mau Mau rebels who fought against British colonial rule in Kenya during the 1950s. Julie is herself an expert on the history of the Mau Mau, as well as on African cinema! In o...
2022-12-121h 17Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 25 - The Founder with Steve PenfoldOn today’s episode, we’re talking about the history of fast food! Specifically, our conversation today focuses on the 2016 film The Founder. The film follows the early years of McDonald’s as a fast food chain in the 1950s, with Ray Kroc employing cutthroat business tactics to transform the restaurant into a huge chain and achieve what he views as success. Michael Keaton stars as Ray Kroc; Nick Offerman, John Carroll Lynch, Laura Dern, Linda Cardellini, and B.J. Novak all also star in key roles. Today we dig into the history behind The Founder. Why do fas...
2022-11-141h 23Joseph Jaffe is Not Famous
Joseph Jaffe is Not FamousConverting Mistakes into Miracles with Louis ReedHow do you fall UP when you trip DOWN? On this episode, acclaimed author, social & criminal justice activist, and the former Sr. Director of Membership and Partnerships for Jay Z's REFORM Alliance, Louis Reed will reveal all.His credentials? How about 14 years in federal prison and 5 years on supervision as a proving ground and foundation to advocate on behalf of justice-impacted people?Prepare to be inspired.Exclusive 1-minute highlights and/or extended clips of this interview, plus behind-the-scenes looks at the show and group chat are now available for subscribers at just 99c...
2022-10-311h 05Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 24 - Hester Street with Miriam BordenOn today's episode, we’re discussing the 1975 film Hester Street and its depiction of Jewish immigration to the United States at the turn of the twentieth century! Hester Street is based on an 1896 novella by Abraham Cahan named called Yekl: A Tale of the New York Ghetto. The film follows a Jewish immigrant family in 1890s New York who come into conflict over the extent to which they should adopt aspects of American culture and the extent to which they should maintain aspects of the culture they grew up with in eastern Europe. The film stars Carol Ka...
2022-10-101h 05Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 23 - The Last of the Mohicans with Jonathan BayerOn today's episode, we’re discussing 1992’s The Last of the Mohicans. This epic adventure film stars Daniel Day-Lewis and was adapted from an 1826 novel by James Fenimore Cooper. The film is set during the Seven Years War—sometimes known in the United States as the French and Indian War. The story centres on Hawkeye, the adopted son of a Mohican chief, who seeks to protect two daughters of a British military officer from an Wendat warrior who wants them killed. Both the film and the novel on which it’s based have been very popular. Today...
2022-09-1249 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 22 - Historical Board Games with Benjamin HoyOn today’s episode, I’m joined by Professor Benjamin Hoy to discuss teaching history through board games, with a specific focus on the 2013 game Lewis & Clark: The Expedition as well as board game portrayals of Indigenous history. Lewis & Clark is based on—you guessed it—the Lewis & Clark expedition of 1804 to 1806 that was sent by US President Thomas Jefferson to explore lands in the Louisiana Purchase. The game sees players race each other to be the first to complete the trek from St. Louis to the Pacific Coast. Players will rely on extracting labour from, and trading...
2022-08-221h 13Under The Arch
Under The ArchS3 Ep. 10 St. Louis is ResistanceArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis present the premiere collaborative podcast, "Under The Arch." Your hosts Blake Strode, Executive Director of ArchCity Defenders, and Kayla Reed, Director of Action St. Louis, explore the issues facing our community and the people working to transform them.This week’s episode is a special live recording from the national conference Lawyering for Liberation: Defending Black Lives, Building Black Power, hosted in St. Louis. Our hosts speak with Michael Jones, senior policy advisor and member of the Missouri State Board of Education, Jamala Rodgers, revolutionary writer and co-founder of...
2022-08-161h 19Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 21 - ’71 with Nick BakerToday we’re discussing the 2014 film ’71 and its depiction of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. For those who aren’t familiar, the Troubles was a period from the late 1960s to the late 1990s. The Troubles saw significant political unrest and violence waged by paramilitary organizations and British forces over the status of Northern Ireland. The majority of the island of Ireland had secured political independence from the United Kingdom and the British Empire by the mid-twentieth century, but Northern Ireland remained—and continues to remain—part of the UK. During the Troubles, Irish nationalists and republicans who were m...
2022-08-011h 20Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 20 - Dallas Buyers Club with Elio ColavitoToday we’re discussing the 2013 film Dallas Buyers Club and its depiction of the AIDS crisis in the 1980s. Dallas Buyers Club is based on a true story and follows Ron Woodroof, a straight, homophobic cowboy who contracts AIDS. In hospital, Woodroof meets a queer person who also has contracted AIDS named Rayon. The two of them start a business called the Dallas Buyers Club, in which they import and sell medication for AIDS that have not been approved by the FDA. The AIDS epidemic hit gay and bisexual men and other members of the queer community es...
2022-07-111h 03Politically Speaking
Politically SpeakingRay ReedMissouri 2nd Congressional District hopeful Ray Reeds talks with STLPR's Sarah Kellogg and Jason Rosenbaum about why he's the best person to be the Democratic nominee for the seat that includes parts of St. Louis, St. Charles, Franklin and Warren Counties.
2022-06-2027 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 19 - Making History Podcasts with Sean GrahamToday we’re having a very meta discussion about history podcasts! As anyone listening to this right now can attest to, podcasting has become an important medium through which people learn about history, and enjoy history-focused entertainment. Shows ranging from Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History to Malcolm Gladwell’s Revisionist History to Leah-Simone Bowen and Falen Johnson’s The Secret Life of Canada and many, many more have become a huge part of how the public engages with history. I’m joined by Sean Graham to discuss the history podcasting space. Sean is an adjunct professor of history at...
2022-06-201h 23Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 18 - Our Flag Means Death with Chris BaldwinOn today’s podcast, we’re discussing the brand-new television series Our Flag Means Death! (Spoilers ahead!) Our Flag Means Death is a romantic comedy about pirates in the early eighteenth century. The story follows Stede Bonnet (played by Rhys Darby), a landed gentleman who abandons his comfortable lifestyle and family to become a pirate. Unfortunately for Stede, he’s not very good at piracy, which leads him and his ragtag crew to many misadventures. Stede eventually meets up with Blackbeard (played by Taika Waititi), who teaches Stede about how to be a pirate while Stede teaches him ho...
2022-05-301h 14Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 17 - Ken Burns’s The National Parks with Jessica DeWittOn today’s podcast, we’re discussing the 2009 PBS documentary series The National Parks: America’s Best Idea! As you may have guessed from the title, this series covers the history of the national park system in the United States. The series was directed by Ken Burns, who I think is fair to say is the most celebrated maker of American history documentaries. The series won two Emmy Awards, including one for Outstanding Nonfiction Series. Our conversation today focuses on the first episode, “The Scripture of Nature.” This episode covers the years 1851-1890, which include the establ...
2022-05-091h 17Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 16 - The Revenant with Sam DerksenOn today’s podcast, we’re talking about the 2015 film The Revenant! This movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Hugh Glass, a fur trader in the western United States in the early 1820s who goes on an epic quest for revenge. The movie saw significant financial and critical success; it grossed over $530 million USD worldwide, and was nominated for 12 Academy Awards, winning three. Today we dig into the movie’s portrayal of the fur trade. Was the fur trade really as violent as it seems in the movie? Does the film accurately capture the relationships between differ...
2022-04-1856 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 15 - Wonder Woman with Melissa WingOn today’s podcast, we’re talking about the 2017 film Wonder Woman! This first entry in the new Wonder Woman film series stars Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman/Diana. The movie revises Diana’s origin story from the Second World War to the First World War, representing a relatively rare portrayal of World War One in a major American motion picture. And a lot of people watched Wonder Woman’s portrayal of the First World War—the movie grossed over 800 million US dollars worldwide. Today we get into the history behind the movie, focusing on its portra...
2022-03-281h 13Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 14 - The Lighthouse with Kate BauerOn today’s podcast, we’re talking about the 2019 film The Lighthouse! This movie stars Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe as two lighthouse keepers stationed on a remote island off the coast of New England in the 1890s. At least one, if not both, of the characters are driven increasingly mad by the isolation of their post. Inspired by an unfinished Edgar Allan Poe story, this movie is creepy as heck and not for the faint of heart! Today we dig into the history behind the movie. Who were the people that worked as lighthouse keep...
2022-03-0753 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 13 - The Last Dance with Kevin WinterhaltOn today’s episode, we’re applying an academic eye to sports history! We’re discussing The Last Dance, a 2020 documentary series about Michael Jordan and the National Basketball Association’s Chicago Bulls in the 1980s and 90s. For those unfamiliar, Jordan is frequently considered the greatest basketball player of all time, and became one of the most recognizable celebrities on the planet in this period. Sports history is a big area of public historical interpretation, and so I think it’s important that historians grapple with it too, though perhaps asking different questions than get asked in sports...
2022-02-141h 03Breaking Barriers, Building a Hire Ground
Breaking Barriers, Building a Hire GroundLeveraging Marketing Analytics with Louis GarciaLouis Garcia is the CEO of Media Garcia, a growth agency focused on helping small businesses generate leads and conversions through process optimization and automation. He is a HubSpot expert and is w
2022-02-0820 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 12 - Stand! with Nick FastOn today’s episode, we’re discussing the Winnipeg General Strike’s depiction in the 2019 film Stand! Stand! is a Canadian musical about two Romeo and Juliet-like recent immigrants whose families disapprove of their relationship due to their different backgrounds. The two of them become involved in the Winnipeg General Strike during their love story. This movie is not so easy to find; I accessed it through my local library, so check there, but you can also check this link for links to streaming services that have it: https://stand-movie.com/about/. For those who don’t...
2022-01-241h 02Straight Shot, No Chaser with Tezlyn Figaro
Straight Shot, No Chaser with Tezlyn FigaroFrom Prison to Purpose with Louis ReedThe George Floyd Foundation training series for incarcerated individuals curated & hosted by Tezlyn Figaro Communications Group.Join Tezlyn Figaro as she chats with Senior Director of Membership and Partnerships for the REFORM Alliance, Louis L. Reed. Mr. Reed walks the listener through his journey of turning his prison sentence into purpose. Mr. Reed trains, empowers and inspires the listener on how to achieve attainable steps to decrease recidivism. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2022-01-1343 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 11 - The Green Knight with Morgan MooreOn today’s episode, we’re discussing the 2021 film The Green Knight! The Green Knight is a 2021 film directed and written by David Lowery. The film is based on the Arthurian tale “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight,” which was first recorded as a poem in a fourteenth-century English manuscript. In both the original poem and the film, the story follows Gawain, a nephew of King Arthur who undertakes a quest to face the Green Knight and fulfil a promise made one year prior. Along the way, Gawain experiences strange and magical trials and tribulations. On today’s episode...
2022-01-031h 29Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 10 - The Diefenbunker with Erin IsaacOn today’s episode, we have a very special crossover episode! We're taking shelter and visiting the Diefenbunker with Erin Isaac, host of Historia Nostra. Officially styled Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum, the Diefenbunker is a museum and historic site housed in a Cold War era nuclear bunker a little outside Ottawa, Canada. In 1959, the Canadian government commissioned this 4-story bunker. The idea was that if a nuclear attack hit Canada, important members of the military and government could take shelter inside and continue to run the government from there. The bunker was completed in 1961, and thou...
2021-12-101h 06Dailey Blend Podcast
Dailey Blend PodcastSummer 2021 - Presented by Reed Dailey1. Ben Delay - Freedom (Original Mix) 2. Pat Lok - Salvation (Treasure Fingers Remix) 3. Poolside & Panama - Can’t Stop Yout Lovin’ 4. Chris Malinchak - These Dreams 5. The Brothers Macklovitch - Give Love To Get Some (Feat. Leven Kali) 6. Chris Malinchak - When The World Stops Turning (Original Mix) 7. Tame Impala - Breathe Deeper (Hoodboi Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD] 8. Chris Malinchak - Cellophane 9. Duck Sauce - Ask Me (Official Audio) 10. 5 Reasons - Now What?! – Disclosure x 5 Reasons x Jamie A 11. Charlotte Cardin California (Nomis Remix) 12. Hoodboi - Music (In Your Eyes) 13. Siente - On Guard (feat. Nic Hanson) 14. A-Trak - Not A Myster...
2021-12-021h 02Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 9 - Richard III with Ariana EllisOn today’s episode, we’re talking about one of Shakespeare’s plays as a representation of history. Specifically, we’re talking about Richard III, and even more specifically, we’re talking about the BBC’s 2016 production as part of The Hollow Crown series. Richard III ruled England from 1483 to 1485, and is probably most famous for imprisoning (and possibly murdering) two young princes who would have otherwise been ahead of him in line for the throne. About 100 years later, William Shakespeare wrote the play Richard III. The plot (spoilers!) centers on Richard scheming his way to the throne and m...
2021-11-2254 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 8 - Fragments of Epic Memory with Carlie MannersFor today’s episode, we dig into a new exhibition interpreting the history of the Caribbean, and talk about how we can use art to interpret history. We’re discussing a new exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Fragments of Epic Memory. Fragments of Epic Memory is an exploration of the history and culture of the Caribbean and Caribbean diaspora from the mid-nineteenth century to today. The exhibit combines the use of archival photos from the region—typically reflective of a colonial gaze on the Caribbean and its peoples—with more recent artwork by Caribbean artists challeng...
2021-11-0149 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 7 - Assassin‘s Creed II with Éric PecileOn today’s episode, we’re chatting about Assassin’s Creed II! Released by Ubisoft in 2009, this incredibly popular video game sold over 9 million copies and helped solidify the Assassin’s Creed franchise into the juggernaut of gaming that it is today. History is a big part of this franchise’s appeal, and AC2 is no different. The game takes place in Renaissance Italy, and is famous for trying to make players feel immersed in that setting. As an open-world game, players can explore late fifteenth-century cities like Florence and Venice that the developers have attempted to recreate...
2021-10-111h 02Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 6 - Hamilton with Hana SuckstorffOn today’s episode, we’re not throwing away our shot. We’re talking Hamilton: An American Musical! This Broadway sensation, created by Lin-Manuel Miranda, focuses on the life of Alexander Hamilton, a Founding Father and the first Secretary of the Treasury of the United States. In doing so, the musical also offers an interpretation of the American Revolution, the early republic period, and in some ways, American history as a whole. Miranda has described the show as “A story about America then, told by America now,” and the show is notable for having a cast comprised of almost...
2021-09-201h 05Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 5 - Canada: A People's History with Hannah CooleyFor today’s episode, we’re watching some Canada: A People’s History! This monumental documentary series launched in 2000 will be familiar to Canadian history buffs. The original run of the series, made by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, featured 17 episodes with about 32 hours of content, documenting Canadian history from 15,000 BC all the way up to 1990 (a more recent bonus episode covers the years 1990-2015). Canadians watched the series by the millions, and the documentary has been broadcast in 9 languages. For today’s podcast, we focus on episode 16, “Years of Hope and Anger,” which covers the years 1964 t...
2021-08-3058 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 4 - Renaissance Tourism with Graeme SutherlandOn today’s episode, we take a much-needed vacation. …Okay, not really. But we’re talking about tourism and the history of tourism in Florence, Italy! Much of the city’s identity (not to mention its economy) revolves around its connection to the Renaissance. Today, the city’s galleries, museums, and buildings housing Renaissance-era artifacts and works of art attract millions of tourists every year; in 2019, the Uffizi Gallery alone recorded over 2 million visits. But this connection to the Renaissance is not just something that appeared naturally—it’s something that people, both from the city and elsew...
2021-08-161h 00Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 3 - The Western Development Museum with Tyla BetkeOn today’s episode of Off-Campus History, we look to the west. We’re talking about the Western Development Museum, one of the most important public history institutions in Saskatchewan, Canada. The WDM is actually a network of four museums, though our episode focuses on its largest branch in Saskatoon. Established in 1949, the WDM was originally dedicated to commemorating the history of pioneers on the prairies in the early 1900s. The Saskatoon branch features the iconic “Boomtown,” which recreates a bustling settler town in 1910. In recent years, the museum has confronted the challenge of how t...
2021-08-021h 01Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 2 - Hearts of Iron IV with Sid SridharOn today’s episode of Off-Campus History, we get strategic. We’re playing Hearts of Iron IV, an incredibly detailed grand strategy video game set during the Second World War. In particular, we’re playing as the British Raj—a colony that in the mid-1930s included present-day India, Pakistan, Myanmar, and Bangladesh, among other places—to see how the game depicts the history of South and Southeast Asia during this period. The period of the Second World War was a tumultuous one in the region. As the British Raj fought to repel Japanese incursions, it also sa...
2021-07-191h 12Off-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryEpisode 1 - The Fernald Preserve with Steven LangloisToday on Off-Campus History, we talk about a place with a toxic history. No, I literally mean toxic. On our very first episode, we’re talking about the Fernald Preserve, a nature park built on the site of a former Cold War-era uranium processing facility for nuclear weapons. From the 1950s to the 1980s, this facility outside Cincinnati, Ohio churned out materials for the American armaments program—and radioactive pollution for the surrounding residents. To help me make sense of this place’s history, and the effort to cover things up (in the most literal sense possible), I’m jo...
2021-07-0546 minOff-Campus History
Off-Campus HistoryTrailerA short introduction to the podcast. The first full episode will be published the week of July 5! -- Logo by instagram.com/nethkaria
2021-06-2702 minFormatted To Fit Your Screen
Formatted To Fit Your ScreenEpisode 2 - The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly w/ Louis Reed-WoodFor episode 2, we're joined by special guest historian Louis Reed-Wood to talk 1966's The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly !In this conversation we touch on:The many mixed blessings of being typecastThe politics of making an Italian film about American historyWatching movies as a form of escapism You can follow the podcast on Twitter and Instagram @formattedtofit. 
2021-06-0453 minAudioThrust
AudioThrustEp 456 It Came... from Beneath! by Louis EvansThis month's Patron-funded story is "It Came from Beneath" by Louis Evans, narrated by Meredith Matthews. When the clitoris rose more than two stories high from the San Francisco Bay, someone called the National Guard. The fighter jets screamed out of the southeast, and sonic booms rippled across the city skyline. The clitoris rippled too. Possibly with pleasure? Colonel Buck Harder, who was watching the clitoris through binoculars from an emergency command post atop the TransAmerica pyramid--San Francisco's tallest building, and also, fortuitously, its most phallic--had no idea what the spasms meant. "God...
2021-05-2915 minYour Self Care Prescription
Your Self Care PrescriptionEP 21: Getting Through the Year of the "Firsts" ft Brittany Jean-Louis" Sharing your story is culturally breaking generational curses." -Brittany Jean-Louis   This week we are joined by a Fly Widow who not only lost her husband just days from the loss of Alisha's husband, but she had shortly before lost both of her parents and she is still FLYING. As a therapist Brittany had to choose self care before helping others with her grief.  In this episode you can expect to hear: -What do you do when you are grieving but you have to help others with their gr...
2021-05-1738 minCategorically Oscars
Categorically OscarsBest Supporting Actress 1966 (with Louis Virtel)Writer, podcaster, and Oscars obsessive Louis Virtel joins Calum and Chris to discuss the 1966 nominees for Best Actress in a Supporting Role, which were Sandy Dennis (Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?), Wendy Hiller (A Man For All Seasons), Jocelyne LaGarde (Hawaii), Vivien Merchant (Alfie) and Geraldine Page (You're a Big Boy Now). A Man For All Seasons: 05:44 - 16:52 Hawaii: 16:52 - 26:02 Alfie: 26:02 - 39:06 You're a Big Boy Now: 39:06 - 48:45 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: 48:45 - 58:51 Listener Questions: 58:51 - 1:12:19 Conclusions/Ranking: 1:12:19 - 1:21:15 Intro music: The Lovin' Spoonful, "Barbara's Theme" (from You're a Big Boy Now) Exit music: Cilla Black, "Alfie" (from Alfie)
2021-05-151h 23Politically Speaking
Politically SpeakingPolitically Speaking - Lewis ReedBoard of Aldermen president Lewis Reed discusses executive power, leasing St. Louis-Lambert International Airport and marketing the city with Rachel Lippmann
2021-02-0431 minUnder The Arch
Under The ArchS2 Ep.10: MO Money, MO Problems ft. Nicole GallowayArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis present the premiere collaborative podcast, "Under The Arch." Your hosts Blake Strode, Executive Director of ArchCity Defenders, and Kayla Reed, Director of Action St. Louis, explore the issues facing our community and the people working to transform them.This episode features Missouri State Auditor and gubernatorial candidate, Nicole Galloway, in a discussion about her current role as Auditor, recent St. Louis audits, and her platform for the upcoming election. Our lovely co-hosts Blake Strode and Kayla Reed have a great conversation with Galloway, and catch us up on important updates like...
2020-10-061h 05Under The Arch
Under The ArchS2 Ep. 9 St. Louis County Executive DebateArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis present the premiere collaborative podcast, "Under The Arch." Your hosts Blake Strode, Executive Director of ArchCity Defenders, and Kayla Reed, Director of Action St. Louis, explore the issues facing our community and the people working to transform them.In this episode, we share an audio translation of the St. Louis County Executive Debate, hosted by our podcast co-hosts. The County Executive is elected by its citizens to lead St. Louis County similar to a Mayor. The County Executive works with the St. Louis County Council similarly to a Mayor and Board...
2020-07-172h 00Under The Arch
Under The ArchS2 Ep. 8 St Louis City Circuit Attorney DebateArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis present the premiere collaborative podcast, "Under The Arch." Your hosts Blake Strode, Executive Director of ArchCity Defenders, and Kayla Reed, Director of Action St. Louis, explore the issues facing our community and the people working to transform themIn this episode, we present an audio replay of the St. Louis Circuit Attorney virtual debate hosted by our podcast hosts. Incumbent Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner and her opponent Mary Pat Carl talk about the vital issues that matter most to the people of St. Louis.Watch the livestream on our...
2020-07-171h 00Under The Arch
Under The ArchS2 Ep. 5 COVID-19 in St. Louis ft. Dr. Jason PurnellArchCity Defenders and Action St. Louis present the premiere collaborative podcast, "Under The Arch." Your hosts Blake Strode, Executive Director of ArchCity Defenders, and Kayla Reed, Director of Action St. Louis, explore the issues facing our community and the people working to transform them.This special episode features returning guest Dr. Jason Purnell, Director of Health Equity Works (formerly For The Sake of All) and associate professor in the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis in a discussion about the COVID-19 pandemic as it's happening in St. Louis, racial health disparities, and regional response efforts...
2020-04-281h 08Disruption Now
Disruption NowEP: 35 - Louis Reed: The Power of RedemptionLouis L. Reed has never forgotten his federal prison number and like a tattoo, it’s a permanent reminder of his survival and eventual redemption. Louis Reed is the National Organizer for #Cut50. Cut50 was started by CNN commentator Van Jones to reduce the prison population by half in America.
2019-09-041h 14Politically Speaking
Politically Speaking5 takeaways from Tuesday's St. Louis aldermanic electionsSt. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed’s narrow victory on Tuesday required some unusual political coalitions and allies to come together. Reed bested state Sen. Jamilah Nasheed and Alderwoman Megan Green in easily the toughest re-election bid since he captured the presidency of the Board of Aldermen in 2007. It came after years of political toil for the Democratic official, featuring two unsuccessful bids for mayor and high-profile fights with aldermanic colleagues. St. Louis Public Radio's Jason Rosenbaum and Rachel Lippmann break down the results.
2019-03-0633 minVantage Fishing Radio
Vantage Fishing RadioEpisode 16 ~St. Vrain Fishing Experience, Fly Fishing Film Premier, and Ice Fishing Wyoming with Jason ReedLouis and Jason who is filling in for Dustin preview some fly fishing opportunities and talk about the Wyoming ice fishing bite. Louis attended a fly fishing film premier at Rep Your Water Headquarters and introduces us to the Mayfly Project. Finally, the guys cover the St. Vrain Fishing Experience to include a interview with St Vrain State Park Ranger Sean Dunlavy. Riversmith Films shown at the Premier St. Vrain Fishing Experience Event Page --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/vantagefishing/message
2019-03-051h 01BAILSTREET
BAILSTREETSeason 3 - Episode 7 - Louis Reed on Criminal Justice Reform  The National Organizer for #Cut50 Louis Reed sits down with the guys and tells his inspirational story and talks about criminal justice reform.  He's joined by Issac Boltansky from Compass Point Research & Trading on an episode that hits all the hot topics.  Topics First Step Act John Gotti Jr Cannabis Kalief Browder Jay Z Meek Mill 2020 Election 
2019-02-2645 minBAILSTREET
BAILSTREETCriminal Justice Reform with #Cut 50's Louis ReedThe National Organizer for #Cut50 Louis Reed sits down with the guys and tells his inspirational story and talks about criminal justice reform.  He's joined by Issac Boltansky from Compass Point Research & Trading on an episode that hits all the hot topics.  Topics First Step Act John Gotti Jr Cannabis Kalief Browder Jay Z Meek Mill 2020 Election 
2019-02-2645 minPolitically Speaking
Politically SpeakingLewis ReedSt. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed is the latest guest on the Politically Speaking podcast. He joined St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Rachel Lippmann to talk about his re-election bid. Reed is squaring off against three other Democratic candidates in the March 5 primary, including Sen. Jamilah Nasheed and Alderwoman Megan Green, D-15th Ward. Both Nasheed and Green have recorded Politically Speaking episodes that will air later this month. A native of Joliet, Illinois, Reed first appeared on the local political scene in the 1990s when he was elected alderman fo...
2019-02-0548 minCut and Paste
Cut and PasteCut & Paste: Justin Phillip ReedJustin Phillip Reed published his first collection of poetry (“Indecency,” Coffee House Press) earlier this year — and it won the National Book Award for poetry. “Indecency” is in large part a product of the 29-year old’s time in St. Louis. His work foregrounds his identity as a queer black man in America, and examines the complex social calculus he’s navigated as he earns literary accolades and is celebrated by traditionally white institutions.
2018-12-0424 minPolitically Speaking
Politically SpeakingReed makes case to become St. Louis' next mayorIt’s an odd-numbered year after a presidential election. And you know what that means? It’s time for a rough and tumble race for St. Louis mayor. This isn’t any ordinary election. Because Mayor Francis Slay isn’t running for a fifth term, a big field of candidates have signed up to succeed him.
2017-02-2240 minThe Future Great City podcast
The Future Great City podcastEpisode 15-2 - Lewis ReedOur guest this week is St. Louis City President of the Board of Aldermen and mayoral candidate, Lewis Reed. Reed became the second official candidate for Room 200, a seat occupied by Mayor Francis Slay for the past 15 years. 28th Ward alderwoman Lyda Krewson was the first to announce a run in June. Listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast here. Reed is currently in his third term as president of the Board of Alderman, a citywide elected office. Prior to that office, Reed was elected to two terms as alderman for the city's 6th Ward...
2016-11-0228 minThe Future Great City podcast
The Future Great City podcastEpisode 15-1 - Lewis ReedOur guest this week is St. Louis City President of the Board of Aldermen and mayoral candidate, Lewis Reed. Reed became the second official candidate for Room 200, a seat occupied by Mayor Francis Slay for the past 15 years. 28th Ward alderwoman Lyda Krewson was the first to announce a run in June. Listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast here. Reed is currently in his third term as president of the Board of Alderman, a citywide elected office. Prior to that office, Reed was elected to two terms as alderman for the city's 6th Ward...
2016-10-2648 minPolitically Speaking
Politically SpeakingPreviewing Tuesday's St. Louis elections -- and Reed's third termOn a special edition of the Politically Speaking podcast, St. Louis Public Radio reporters Jason Rosenbaum, Jo Mannies and Rachel Lippmann preview Tuesday’s election in St. Louis.
2015-02-2842 min