
A weekly news podcast covering the biggest stories from the St. Louis Business Journal.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsBusiness News | |||

A major downtown stakeholder is waging a campaign to get the FBI to change how it tallies crime statistics for St. Louis. It’s part of a wider series of efforts to revive downtown. This week, we offer details from an event focused solely on those top... more
This week's guest, Ron Kitchens, the new CEO of Greater St. Louis Inc., discusses his vision for the organization and the St. Louis region. He emphasizes the importance of job creation and economic growth, the need to reframe the national perception ... more
At a Business Journal event, St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer offered insight and ideas for tackling some of St. Louis’ biggest challenges, from downtown to tornado recovery to fixing city schools. This week, we get into the details on some of her most e... more
Episode 47 EXTRA: Hear the full, hour-long discussion between St. Louis Mayor, Cara Spencer and Business Journal Editor Erik Siemers in front of a live audience.
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Strong show that provides a fact based conversion about the St. Louis region. Focuses on the decline in a frank manner.
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Focusing on the region's most pressing business and governance issues, this weekly news podcast explores a range of topics relevant to the St. Louis area. Episodes often feature in-depth discussions about local developments, including economic challenges, urban planning, public safety, and political dynamics. Noteworthy insights are shared by industry experts and local leaders, enriching the dialogue around the community's growth and resilience. Listeners can expect a mix of strategic perspectives and actionable information that serves both professionals and residents invested in St. Louis's future.
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