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White Flag Projects
Thursday, March 12 at 6:00pm
KWMU Alex Blumberg, producer of This American Life, and NPR economic correspondent Adam Davidson were on St. Louis on the Air today. Listen to the show, then get tickets to see them live TOMORROW night in St. Louis! Call 314-516-5968
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Alex Blumberg Producer, This American Life; Adjunct Professor of Journalism, Columbia UniversityContributing Editor, Planet Money
KWMU Job opportunity: Special events and outreach assistant
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KWMU Watch a video to see what their live performance is like.
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Irwin responded to a tweet we sent out looking for graphic designers and in just a week, he and Ryan helped Adam and Alex visualize their presentation. We will put up a link to that project soon -- in the meantime check out Irwin's visualization of our Bad Bank episode with This American Life.
KWMU Don't miss the NPR Planet Money team when they visit St. Louis November 19 at the Grandel Theatre!
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"Planet Money" is an NPR multimedia team covering the global economy. Adam Davidson and Alex Blumberg work with a team of regular contributors to provide news and information about the global economy through reports, blog posts and podcasts. ...
KWMU From 3 to 2: We're eliminating an entire pledge drive this fiscal year. Help us make this one count by pledging your support!
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Join with more than 15,000 members of The Friends of St. Louis Public Radio—friends who help to ensure the high quality and integrity of public radio in the St. Louis area.
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We have TWO jobs open: Major Donor Manager and Science Reporter. Pass the word! http://www.stlpublicradio.org/info/emplo
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To be recognized as a distinctive and vital media source that strengthens the civic and cultural life of the communities it serves.
KWMU Lively show this morning with Joel Salatin of Polyface Farms. He will be speaking tonight at Webster University. Listen to him on St. Louis on the Air:
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Webster University Presents Joel Salatin Lecture "Ballet in the Pasture"Monday, October 5, 20097:30 p.m.RSVP by web requiredWebster University's Grant Gymnasium (in the Student Center)(314) 968-7105.Webster University Website
KWMU Come to a live broadcast of Cityscape in Chesterfield as we discuss The Awakening—a monumental new sculpture in Chesterfield—with artist Seward Johnson More info:
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Join us Friday, October 9 for a special live broadcast of Cityscape. We'll be discussing The Awakening—a monumental new sculpture in Chesterfield—with artist Seward Johnson, Curator of the Sculpture Foundation Paula Stoeke, and Executive Director of Chesterfield Arts Stacey Morse. ...
KWMU Former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Gibson discusses his career and his new book today on St. Louis on the Air at 11:00 a.m.
KWMU Don Marsh is back in studio today!
KWMU Part IV in our series Building on a Promise: Redeveloping North St. Louis: Despite His Ambitions, McKee Has a Long Way to Go to Overcome Financial and Political Barriers
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Barbara Manzara with the Northside Community Benefits Alliance was one of McKee's earliest opponents. (photo: Matt Sepic/ St. Louis Public Radio).
KWMU Part III in our series Building on a Promise: Redeveloping North St. Louis: Uncertainty Over Development Plan Raises Concerns in the Community
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KWMU Part II in our series "Building on a Promise: Redeveloping North St. Louis": McKee Supporters Say WingHaven Proves He Can Rebuild the North Side
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Developer Paul McKee wants to rebuild more than two square miles of north St. Louis. He says a public-private partnership is the only way such a vast project can work. (photo: Matt Sepic/ St. Louis Public Radio)
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