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1:58 pm
Fri October 12, 2012

Soundbites: Filipino Food On The Rise In St. Louis

Credit Erin Keplinger
(L to R): Steve Potter, Emilio Bombais, Ligaya Figueras, Ammie Maminta-McSwain

Two restaurants which offer Filipino food have opened within the last few weeks.  Emilio Bombais is the owner of Café Manila, a seasonal food stand at the Kirkwood Farmers Market, has opened Manila Bistro in downtown Kirkwood.  Ammie Maminta-McSwain along with her niece, Abby Hernandez, recently took over the Shell Corner Café in downtown St. Louis and offer Filipino food during the lunch hours.

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St. Louis on the Air
3:01 pm
Wed October 10, 2012

Clayton, Missouri: Celebrating 100 Years

  • Interview with Mary Delach Leonard

In April 2013, Clayton, Missouri will celebrate 100 years as a municipality.  Host Don Marsh talks with author Mary Delach Leonard, who also writes for the St. Louis Beacon, about her new book, Clayton, Missouri: An Urban Story. Leonard traces the beginning of the community from a rural outpost to a progressive metropolitan hub.  Mary Delach Leonard also highlights important city leaders who shaped Clayton and includes historic and contemporary photos of the community.

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St. Louis on the Air
3:47 pm
Mon October 8, 2012

Cross-Cultural Engagement In St. Louis

Credit Used With Permission: Mary Schanuel
Urban Bush Women

Taking advantage of our community’s diversity can be a challenge.  While people of different ethnicities, cultures, and ages are all around us we can often find ourselves on the outside looking in.  Host Don Marsh talks with guests about ways non-profit and arts organizations can engage new and underserved communities and improve their diversity.

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