In this week’s episode meet two artist from the Laumeier Virtual Art fair taking place this weekend, hear from the St. Louis super fan The Towel Man and from author Larry Olmsted about how being a sports fan is good for you heath, see roses that never wilt, learn about the hydroponic Food farm at Operation Food Search and what it means for the community, enjoy The 442s performing from the Sheldon stage.

The kids of Winterborne House solve an old mystery when they find out that Gabriel Winterborne is really a sword-wielding vigilante.

Origami in the Garden is an exhibit featuring 18 larger than life metal sculptures currently on display at the Missouri Botanical Garden.

The Saint Louis Art Museum hosts an exhibition on Ancient Nubia, a collection from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

In “What It’s Like to Be a Bird,” David Sibley answers the most frequently asked questions about the birds we see most often.

A Dignified Reduction of Extreme Poverty in Africa with Microfinancing Partners in Africa provides a look into this St. Louis, MO non profit founded 2006.

As Brent Benjamin retires from the St. Louis Art Museum, we take a look at his many contributions to the organization in this extended interview.