stLouISTNon-profit Rx Outreach pharmacy provides low-cost medication to patients in need
Host Don Marsh talks to Rx Outreach president Darryl Munden about the non-profit organization based in Maryland Heights, which is a fully licensed mail-order pharmacy.
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Metro Theater Company’s ‘Bud, Not Buddy’ features score by Terence Blanchard
St. Louis on the Air producer Alex Heuer talks with Grammy award-winning jazz trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard about his score in the "Bud, Not Buddy" production.
EPA proposes partial removal of West Lake Landfill nuclear waste
Host Don MArsh talks to St. Louis Public Radio science and environment reporter Eli Chen about an EPA proposal for the West Lake Landfill.
Sound Bites: The best new St. Louis restaurants to try during the month of February
Host Don Marsh talks to our partners at Sauce Magazine about their top restaurant picks for the month of February.
'I was too black:' Discrimination, segregation perpetuate income inequality in St. Louis
Host Don Marsh talks to St. Louis Public Radio digital reporter Kae Petrin and Washington University dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences William Tate about the income gap between white and black residents in St. Louis.
St. Louis women contribute to 500 Women Scientists, a global effort that promotes women in science
Host Don Marsh talks with St. Louis members of the grassroots organization 500 Women Scientists about local activities taking place that will introduce more women and people of color to the science fields.
Community activists recall 1972 St. Louis jail protest, compare to today’s conditions
Host Don Marsh talks with citizen negotiators during the 1972 City Jail sit-in protest and compared the experience with the protests of today.
New ArchCity Defenders’ executive director Blake Strode thinks city is falling short on reforms
Host Don Marsh talks to ArchCity Defenders new executive director Blake Strode and the legal advocacy organization's continued efforts to help under-served citizens.
Conductor Stéphane Denève hopes to ‘marry’ French, American music in upcoming performances
Host Don Marsh talks to conductor Stéphane Denève about his music career and upcoming role at the St. Louis Symphony and Orchestra.
How to spot, treat, prevent sexual abuse in children, adults
Host Don Marsh talks about the issue of child sexual abuse raised by the trial of sports physician Larry Nassar and how to spot, treat and prevent it.
St. Louis Theater Circle announces its 2018 nominees, celebrates 6 years of awards
Host Don Marsh discusses St. Louis Theater Circle' award nominations of 2018.
How will Facebook changes affect news consumption? NPR, STLPR weigh in
Host Don Marsh talks about how users will experience new changes on Facebook and how media organizations such as St. Louis Public Radio and NPR are dealing with the changes.
January Jubilee workshop to highlight church music, support organists
Host Don Marsh talks about the role and future of organ playing in churches.
Legal Roundtable panel addresses governor’s blackmail allegations, Frankie Freeman, more
Host Don Marsh talks to our monthly Legal Roundtable panelists about recent issues pertaining to the law.
International journalist Robin Wright says career was a ‘total accident’ ahead of talk in St. Louis
Producer Lara Hamdan talks to international journalist Robin Wright about her career, including what it's like covering the front lines with ISIS and interviewing former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
Discussion: A community rallies to keep Alex Garcia safe from deportation
Host Don Marsh discusses the case of Alex Garcia, an undocumented Honduran immigrant facing deportation, and a local church providing him sanctuary.
‘Faceless’ play focuses on topics of religion, radicalization
Host Don Marsh talked with the playwright and the director of "Faceless." The play is now showing at The Rep.
With a rise in flu cases, what can be done to prevent, treat it?
Host Don Marsh discussed why the flu is so prevalent in St. Louis and what can be done to prevent and treat it.
‘I didn’t know we had Spanish-speaking officers’ – Meet St. Louis police officers, the Rojas sisters
Producer Char Daston profiles Suleima and Rosa Rojas, police officers with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
Behind the Headlines: Has Greitens’ affair affected his governance?
On Friday’s Behind the Headlines segment, St. Louis on the Air host Don Marsh discussed Gov. Eric Greitens’ impact on governance after his admission to having an extramarital affair. Joining the discussion were St. Louis Public Radio politics editor Fred Ehrlich and reporter Jo Mannies. Ehrlich said he believes the scandal affected business in the Senate since the governor’s statewide tax-reform tour is on hold and proposed state budget has not been released. Various elected officials called on the governor to resign, but Ehrlich said he does not see that happening at the moment. “I think [Greitens is] going to try to move forward,” Ehrlich said. “Unlike a lot of political scandals where the official will go on a repentance tour, he’s not going to do that – even though the public wants it and he probably should.” Greitens’ has not appeared in the public since the news broke of his affair. Mannies said the governor is “missing his opportunity” to clear the air by staying quiet. “If he