Des Peres

Des Peres, MO · Arts & Culture
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How Steve Smith is building St. Louis’ next chapter
In this episode of Fast Forward STL, Keith Alper speaks with developer Steve Smith. A fourth-generation St. Louisan, Smith knew from his childhood doodles that he wanted to pursue a career in architecture. Today, he’s the co-founder and executive chairman of The Lawrence Group and founder and CEO of New + Found. For more than four decades, Smith has helped shape St. Louis by transforming neighborhoods, preserving historic buildings, and investing in the city’s future. Tune in to hear his story and what he envisions will move the region forward. Watch on YouTube, and listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast platform. Love the show? Be sure to follow or subscribe.
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Do It, Bitch! Pasta Wars, Dog Breed Drama & Painful Punishments
Ten seconds. Nine dog breeds. One questionable terrier. And a room full of grown adults ready to fight over the rules of a game they voluntarily agreed to play. Welcome to The Rizzuto Show, where trivia is dangerous, winning is temporary, and losing might actually hurt. Rizzuto, Moon Valjean, Lern,...
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T.C. Wade
"He really cleared the floor with this medley! St. Louis style all day long. 💥🎵 #NellyHits #2000sHipHop #ClassicBops"
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Beyond a box of rice
The most “St. Louis” scene from Eric “Remrod” Mayes’ documentary Half Order doesn’t even take place on this continent. A Northside expat who has lived in China for the better part of a decade daps up his favorite street food vendor and greets him in Chinese. He orders some rice and sings its praises. But he still stands on the notion that St. Louis Chinese food is better than any he has eaten in China.
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Her grandparents escaped the Nazis for Africa. Now she’s telling the story in St. Louis.
When Flora Cassen’s grandparents fled Nazi-occupied Europe, their escape took them somewhere many people might not expect: the Belgian Congo. That remarkable chapter of family history is part of the story behind “Stained Glass: A Reflective History of Antisemitism,” Cassen’s new book exploring how generations of Jews have lived with prejudice, persecution and the search for belonging.