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KMOX Adds The Last Show with David Cooper
The show, which airs in six Canadian markets including Toronto, Vancouver and Calgary, will air on KMOX from 9-11pm Central. Cooper, who describes himself as a New York based recovering software engineer, comedian, and broadcaster, said “I spent 15 years writing software, and the core question never leaves you: ‘Why does anyone keep using this past the first ten seconds?’ That’s the driving force of the show’. Thank you to Steve Moore and the entire Audacy team in St. Louis for the privilege of joining one of America’s most successful stations.” Topics include technology, AI, science, psychology, relationships, and pop culture. He also serves as the technical director and a host on BMIR FM, Burning Man’s official radio station.
hoodline.com
Nelly, Ozzie Smith, Tina Turner Get Banner Tributes in Downtown St. Louis
A new banner program launched downtown St. Louis on Wednesday, placing names from entertainment, sports, theater and business in the city streetscape. The banners feature people and companies organizers say have contributed to St. Louis’s local identity and reputation. The St. Louis City of Legends program was launched in...
stljewishlight.org
She built a literary empire. Now she’s coming to St. Louis to tell her own story.
There is something special about a roomful of women who love books. Put us together for an evening of good conversation, a little laughter, a little nosh and perhaps a glass of wine, and who knows where the discussion might lead?. That’s what I’m hoping for at the St. Louis...
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Chuck Berry Would Have Turned 100: Stars Celebrate with Chuck 100 Concert
Great Day St. Louis previews Chuck 100 with Steve Jordan and Charles Berry Jr., celebrating Chuck Berry 100th birthday tomorrow night at the Grandel at 7! Musical director Steve Jordan and Charles Berry Jr. detail the one-night Grandel celebration, the setlist, and the 2027 documentary filming. Tickets at MetroTix.com, proceeds benefit STL.org.
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Alestle
Documentary showcases Black history in St. Louis through local priest’s eyes
The College of Arts and Sciences and the Black Studies program are presenting a screening of “A Black History Tour of St. Louis” followed by a Q&A on Oct. 26 in Dunham Hall. The documentary follows the history of Black communities in St. Louis through the experiences of a local priest.
Barrett Media
Gordon Deal Surpasses 325 Affiliates With 104.1 KMOX and 830 WCCO Additions
“It's both humbling and motivating to grow listenership and find new partners. We promise to continue leading in the news space." The post Gordon Deal Surpasses 325 Affiliates With 104.1 KMOX and 830 WCCO Additions appeared first on Barrett Media .
Timeless Dishes
St. Louis Street Food Festival Brings $5-or-Less Food to Ballpark Village October 24–25
The St. Louis Street Food Festival returns to Ballpark Village October 24–25 with more than 20 advertised vendors, cooking demonstrations, and entertainment. The post St. Louis Street Food Festival Brings $5-or-Less Food to Ballpark Village October 24–25 appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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Rising Canadian Talk Star Added to KMOX, St. Louis Cracking U.S. Radio Market
Up-and-coming talk radio host David Cooper – star of the syndicated program, “The Last Show” – is being added to the roster of Audacy’s heritage outlet KMOX-AM/FM, St. Louis. KMOX brand manager Steve Moore says, “The show is quirky, curious, unexpected and entertaining – a fresh voice in a crowded radio landscape that gives people something they won’t find anywhere else on the dial. We’re excited to bring David’s unique perspective to KMOX and think St. Louis is going to love it.” The program now airs weeknights from 9:00 pm to 11:00 pm on the Midwest powerhouse that will serve as its U.S. flagship.
Boone Country Connection
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Wood River Man Stars on New Netflix Show
WOOD RIVER – A Wood River resident stars in a new trending Netflix reality show. “The New Stanford Prison Experiment” premiered on Netflix on Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2026. This reality show recreates the infamous 1971 Stanford Prison Experiment. Derrick Eldridge, a Wood River resident and “true [Alton] Redbird for life,” stars in the new show as an inmate.
myleaderpaper.com
Apple Butter Festival on tap this weekend
If the weather forecast turns out to be true, this year’s Apple Butter Festival may set a record for people coming to Kimmswick, said Mayor Kenny Kraft. “It may be one of the best weekends we have ever had,” Kraft said. “They are saying it is going to be 75 degrees both days. I have had a few people say, ‘If that is the weather, we will have record days.’”
stljewishlight.org
Remember the big secret in ‘The Crying Game’? A St. Louis native helped keep it.
If you can recall the hype and the secret surrounding the film “The Crying Game” from 1992, then Olivette native Gerry Rich did his job well. As he relates in “Chasing Hollywood: A Marketing Chief’s Lessons on Breaking Through,” his new book about his career in movie marketing, Rich has spent years developing and employing techniques to make sure the public is lured from their homes into theaters. Some movies can create such magic on their own. When they need help, that’s where Rich comes in.
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stlmag.com
MATI sets 2027 dates, announces new venues and ticketed events
MATI, the festival and conference formerly known as Music at the Intersection, is coming back for its seventh year and rolling out new approaches to make the festival more accessible to the community than ever. Today, MATI announced that it will be returning in 2027 to take over the Grand...
American Songwriter
Born 100 Years Ago Today in St. Louis, the “Father of Rock and Roll” Who Inspired The Beatles and the Rolling Stones
Born on this very day 100 years ago was the legendary rock and roll icon Chuck Berry. Berry is easily one of the most recognizable pioneers of rock and roll as we know it, and his works evolved the rhythm and blues of his time in the 1950s into the foundation of what would become rock and roll, followed by rock’s many evolutions through the 20th century.
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2026 Charles Schwab Cup playoffs: Schedule, field, format and everything to know
The 25-event regular season is in the history books. Now it's time for the three-tournament Charles Schwab Cup playoffs, the postseason on the PGA Tour Champions. The setup is mostly the same, though the series includes a new tournament. The Dominion Energy Classic at the Country Club of Virginia in Richmond, Virginia, has been replaced by a new event in St. Louis. The top 72 in the Schwab points will make the postseason. After the first playoff event, only the top 54 advance. From there, only the top 36 make the finale, which, for the ninth year in a row, will be contested at Phoenix Country Club. Charles Schwab Cup playoff schedule 2026 Stifel Charity Classic When: Oct. 23-25 Where: Norwood Hills Country Club, St. Louis, Missouri Purse: $2.3 million Defending champion: Thomas Bjorn Winner's share: $315,000 Field: 72 Simmons Bank Championship When: Oct. 30-Nov. 1 Where: Pleasant Valley Country Club, Little Rock, Arkansas Purse: $2.3 million Defending champion: Steven Alker Winner's share: $365,000 Field: 54 Charles Schwab Cup Championship When: Nov. 12-15 Where: Phoenix Country Club, Phoenix Purse: $3 million Defending tournament champion: Stewart Cink Winner's share: $528,000 Field: 36 Format: 72 holes, stroke play. It's the only non-major