In this week’s episode, the St. Louis company behind world wide attractions, a St. Louis Blues icon who shaped the genre with his distinctive sound, a study out of Mizzou shows how over consuming protein can be bad for you health, go behind the scenes at this year’s Shakespeare in the Park performance, a mentorship program providing real life experiences for young black males, and a father-daughter duo create bright and inspirational murals.

PGAV:The St. Louis Company Behind Worldwide Attractions
St. Louis based PGAV is the team behind everything from the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, to the new World’s Fair exhibit at the MOHistory Museum.

History Spotlight: St. Louis Blues Icon Henry Townsend
Henry Townsend, a St. Louis blues icon, forged an unparalleled career spanning nine decades, and shaping the blues genre with his distinctive sound.

University of Missouri study shows how too much protein can be bad for your health
Consuming protein in excess of the daily allowance triggers signals at the cellular level that result in adverse health effects.

St. Louis Shakespeare Festival Presents As You Like It
The St. Louis Shakespeare Festival has returned to the Glen in Forest Park for its 24th season of Shakespeare in the Park.

The Village
The Village is helping young boys to be members of society.

Masterful Murals Created by Father-Daughter Duo
Father and Daughter duo, Robert and Liza Fishbone create bright, inspirational, optimistic murals. Their latest creation for Urban Harvest was envisioned as a way to pique the interest of passers-by who don’t know about their mission to grow food and grow community.