Elizabeth Letts discusses her research for the historical fiction novel, “Finding Dorothy,” based on the life of Maud Baum, wife of the “Wizard of Oz” author.

Learn about the tree trimming at the Climatron in the Missouri Botanical Garden that maintains some of the most unique tropical plants from around the world.

The Accuronix drug is designed to treat pancreatic cancer and is having success in the lab targeting other types of cancer.

An interview with Elizabeth Letts about her book, “Finding Dorothy, a novel based on the life of Maud Baum, wife of the “Wizard of Oz” author Frank L. Baum.

Neil Simon perhaps reaches his peak with the Eugene Trilogy, and this third of it is getting a peak production at the New Jewish Theatre.

Craft Alliance is hosting two solo art exhibits by Tommy Simpson and Amy Firestone Rosen.

In this week’s episode, one-of-a-kind wood furniture by a local artist made from fallen trees on his fourth-generation family farm in Dow, Illinois; the piano player behind some very well known musicians; art work from local artists that explores the idea of self reflection; a unique approach that helps farmers save time and money by producing crops without soil; a look at Day and Dream in Modern Germany, 1914-1945 showcasing 17 German artists; and the history of St. Louis cartoons and newspaper comics with artist Dan Martin.