Collateral Damage
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Jan Huneke & Pat Mohrman - Voices for Children
Voices for Children provides important services for many of the 1,500 St. Louis children living in foster care. CEO Jan Huneke and volunteer Pat Mohrman join Collateral Damage to explain the great work being done.
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Steve Patterson
Steve Patterson (UrbanReviewSTL.com) talks trolleys, transit and development news in the city.
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Bill Siedhoff
Bill Siedhoff, Director of Human Services for St. Louis city, discusses efforts to combat homelessness in the city.
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Post-Dispatch Reporter Tim Logan
Business and economic development reporter Tim Logan talks Paul McKee, TIFs and other development news around STL.
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Lana Stein
Political Science professor Lana Stein offers her unique perspective on local and national politics.
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Chris Krehmeyer - Beyond Housing
One of the more commendable organizations in STL is Beyond Housing - provding housing assistance to low-income residents. President/CEO Chris Krehmeyer stops by Collateral Damage.
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Show-Me Cannabis John Payne
John Payne, director of Show-Me Cannabis, discusses the lastest developments surrounding the legalize-marijuana push in Missouri.
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Mayoral Candidate James McNeely
Green Party candidate for mayor James McNeely tells us why he wants to be the next mayor of St. Louis.
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Byron Kerman, Quote Show
"Most people are other people, their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation." Oh, what did Oscar Wilde know? Listen to the first "Quote show" with Byron Kerman and D.J. Wilson flinging quotes from a slew of folks, from Chuck Barris to George Orwell to Richard Ford to Keith Richards.
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Alderman Tom Villa
STL Alderman Tom Villa fills us in on local legislation, the aftermath of last week's elections and outsider perception of the city.
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Alvin Reid and the St. Louis Mayoral race
Veteran STL writer and commentator Alvin Reid joins Collateral Damage to preview this week's election for St. Louis mayor.
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Post-Dispatch reporter Nicholas Pistor
Post political writer Nick Pistor discusses the upcoming mayoral election.
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St. Louis Mayoral Candidates, Part 3: Mayor Francis Slay
Incumbent Mayor Francis Slay discusses why he wants to be mayor, for the fourth term, and even delves into what kind of soccer player makes a good mayor. This is the third of the three part KDHX mayoral series. The primary is March 5, 2013.
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St. Louis Mayoral Candidates, Part 2: Lewis Reed Jr.
The KDHX city of St. Louis mayoral series continues with Aldermanic President Lewis Reed discussing his candidacy and what in his background qualifies him to be the city's chief administrative official. The Democrat primary is Tuesday, March 5. Next Monday on the Damage: incumbent Mayor Francis Slay.
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Mayoral Candidate Jimmie Matthews
Former alderman Jimmie Matthews, one of three contenders in the Democratic primary for mayor, discusses the race to lead St. Louis city.
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LGBT History Project - Steven Brawley & Colin Murphy
What's being done to record and preserve the history of gay culture in St. Louis? Collateral Damage discusses the LGBT History Project.
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Virvus Jones on MLK Day
Veteran politico and urbane raconteur Virvus Jones stops by on his way to the inauguration of Barack Obama to discuss the impact of Martin Luther King, his own early days in the local civil rights movement, his tour of duty in Viet Nam, and the racial realities of today.
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Peter Downs
Former St. Louis School Board member Peter Downs discusses the state of public education in STL.
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Burmese Refugees w/Daniel Murphree
Why has St. Louis seen a recent influx in refugees from Burma? Expert Daniel Murphree with New City Fellowship joins us to discuss.
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Steve Patterson's New Years Recap
Steve Patterson, impresario for urbanreviewstl.com, looks back curmudgeonly on 2012, and opines on the highs, lows and in-betweens of what passed for reality in local political, social and cultural news.
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Byron Kerman Christmas Spectacular
Byron Kerman, of Sauce Magazine and stlmag.com, visits for the First Annual Byron Kerman Christmas Special and reads his poem that is an ode to Woofies, and a scatological psychiatric tale from a bargain book bought for a quarter.
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Hank Thompson
Veteran radio talker Hank Thompson discusses the Newtown tragedy, STL politics and his career in local media.
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Local Author Kevin Killeen
Veteran KMOX reporter Kevin Killeen has written a fun new novel called Never Hug a Nun. Collateral Damage talks all about it with the author.
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Places for People - Ron Klutho, Courtney Manus
Immigrants living in STL, especially those who suffered torture in their homeland, face many obstacles. Places for People is doing much to help.
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Brian Cross & Aaron Perlut of Rally Saint Louis
The guys behind Rally Saint Louis, a new attempt to market the Gateway City, discuss their ideas.
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STL County Police Chief Tim Fitch
Police Chief Tim Fitch discusses the murders of pizza delivery drivers, controversial speed cameras and other crime issues in STL County.
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Tony Messenger
Tony Messenger, head of the Post-Dispatach editorial page, discusses the latest state and local news.
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Byron Kerman
Local writer Byron Kerman joins Collateral Damage to regale us with tales of a drive-thru liquor store, pancake tossing and a documentary about men with Asian fetishes.
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Blogger Steve Patterson
What's on STL blogger Steve Patterson's mind? Collateral Damage finds out.
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Show-Me Cannabis - John Payne
John Payne, executive director of Show-Me Cannabis Regulation, discusses states' efforts to legalize marijuana.
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STL Alderman Scott Ogilvie
St. Louis Alderman Scott Ogilvie once again joins Collateral Damage. Discussion includes: reducing the Board of Aldermen, political ethics and local control of the police department.
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