Big Heart Tea has seen international growth in the span of less than a year, all from their warehouse here in St. Louis, just off of Cherokee St.

Students and faculty in the Jennings School District show their appreciation for one another in this inspiring and heartfelt video.

Interview with PGAV Destinations’s Jim Wible about his TEDxGatewayArch Bounce! talk on teamwork and how the best ideas don’t have to be yours.

Learn more about the impact of the Cuban Missile crisis to ordinary citizens, such as yourself. How did that living change in October of that year when America discovered Soviet supported nuclear missile bases were being built in Cuba? Take a step back into history with those who lived and fought during these important moments in American life.

In St. Louis County, the Museum of Transportation is featuring a Civil War sesquicentennial exhibit titled “Roads, Rivers, & Rails: Transportation of the Civil War.” This episode takes a look at that exhibit, but more importantly, at a strategic tunnel on Museum of Transportation property. It was virtually the only way to get into the city of St. Louis 150 years ago if you were traveling by rail. Also in this piece, we meet a man who is trying to construct, and build support for, a Civil War tourism travel map in the state of Missouri similar to those in Virginia and Tennessee, two states which have had success with drawing attention to their Civil War heritage.

Liquid Roads features live swing, jazz and R&B music. Meet MADCO’s Stacy West, creator/choreographer Gina Patterson, music director Brian Casserly.

Learning what it was like to participate in the struggle of the Civil War using primary sources

This film tells the story of two Holocaust survivors who were hidden in Nazi-ruled Europe for several years until they migrated United States. Family and friends of these hidden children sacrificed their own fates in hope that one day they would get to live fruitful lives.

Visit the home of General Daniel Bissell in what is now the town of Bellefontaine Neighbors in north St. Louis County on this edition of You Are Here.

Why explore? Students will get a chance to answer that question for themselves and listen to the answers of others as they meet a mountain climber and go back in time to the world of Daniel Boone.