The Karate Kid, the Musical opens its pre-Broadway tryout in St. Louis with a VIP event, and is receiving positive reviews already from critics and audiences.

In this edition of Schankman’s St. Louis, Paul interviews the authors of “Extraordinary Black Missourians,” published in St. Louis by Reedy Press.

Would you like to go on an owl prowl in Forest Park— for free? For more information about owl prowls, go to http://forestparkowls.blogspot.com

Paul Schankman gives us a video tour of the St. Louis Media History Foundation.
To take a tour of the physical collection, email archives@stlmediahistory.org

St. Louis theater companies are hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic. Some are also using innovative ways to continue reaching audiences during the shutdown.

HEC’s Paul Schankman interviews child star Margaret O’Brien during her visit to St. Louis for a screening of “Meet Me in St. Louis,” in which she played Tootie.

The See More Inn is a local bed and breakfast in Waterloo, Illinois, getting a lot of attention because its staff members are all developmentally disabled.

The Campbell House draws visitors from all over the world and gets rave reviews on Trip Advisor. This story gives you an armchair tour of this amazing landmark.

Meet Andrew Jorgensen, the new General Director of Opera Theatre of Saint Louis, as we learn his plans for the world-renowned company.

Meet The Saint Louis Low Brass Collective; a group trying to bring attention to, and gain respect for those forgotten instruments often at the back of the band.