Podcasts from St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay and MayorSlay.com about the City of St. Louis (c) Copyright 2005-2007 - Slay for Mayor Committee. All Rights Reserved. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/ en-us http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss info@mayorslay.com http://mayorslay.com/images/desk/mayorslay.gifhttp://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/ Podcaster Janie Papaccio heads over to a local 19th hole to find out a St. Louis golfer's favorite sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio meets a Big Shark and learns its favorite sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asks a street construction foreman about his favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asks a happy camper her favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio used a special stilted vocabulary to communicate with circus performer Sara Sparrow.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio goes bar hopping again. Make tha r-Bar hopping.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asks one of the City's most prominent visual artists about what she hears.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds out the favorite City sound of one of our favorite colleagues.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asks the mayor of The Big Easy what he liked to listen to in St. Louis.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/Podcaster Janie Papaccio steps into St. Louis history to find a curator's favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds a spicy shop owner's favorite City sound. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds a great City sound while horsing around.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/Podcaster Janie Papaccio did not need her arm twisted to ask a local clothing designer her favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio has a few screws loose. What does she hear when she asks a hardware expert?http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis Janie Papaccio asks a local shoe princess about her favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asked one of the City newest merchants to share her favorite sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio notes the favorite sound of a local DIY-er http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio walked up Delmar recently to hear Scott Joplin's favorite sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds a vintage City sound in a vintage City store. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio gets to the root of a local florist's favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio has a cuppa and learns a new favorite sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds out the favorite City sound of the Jonas Brothers.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio visits some south St. Louis creative types to see what City sound inspires them.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/A St. Louis podcaster walks into a bar . . . OK. You've already heard the joke. Have you heard what she heard? http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asked the City's chief executive to pick out his favorite St. Louis. Mayor Slay picked one you just might hear at City Hall this week.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asks a dog and his person their favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio goes to a bank to find out its manager's favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio listens to the favorite St. Louis sound of a man who never has to look for a parking space.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio ventures to Union Station to listen to another favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio needed little prompting to head to Ted Drewes to listen to another City resident's favorite sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio skates over to the region's largest outdoor ice rink to hear someone's favorite City sound. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio gets a sandwich and a great new City sound from Blues City Deli topper Vince Valenza.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcast Janie Papaccio didn't need much encouragement to check out someone's favorite sound at Crown Candy Kitchen.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds that ink has its only special City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds someone's favorite sound amidst the birds and bees of the Missouri Botanical Garden.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio gets her wheels washed and learns a local businessman's favorite penguin-approved sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio gets to shop while checking out the favorite City sound of a local fashionista.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio checks out Jeff Rainford's favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio asks Miley Cyrus (Hannah Montana) her favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio found a person whose favorite City sound just bubbles.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/Something is bugging St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio. Can you hear it, too?http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio listens to some City sole.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio takes to the streets to record a Governor's favorite City sound.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds someone's favorite sound in an ex-church.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds a new city sound just ready for overnight delivery.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds someone's favorite City sound just over the Arch.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio finds a judge's favorite sound at the zoo.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio unreels her microphone from a bicyclehttp://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio listens to the favorite sound of a City swinger - and slider.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio samples sounds of a City getting fitter.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio samples magical sounds outside a certain local bookstore.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio samples sweet sounds on a City street corner. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio samples the sounds of Busch Stadium.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio samples sounds at Maryland Plaza. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St. Louis podcaster Janie Papaccio samples sound at City Museum.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews volunteer planting coordinator Annette Mandel to hear the story of the annual flowering of downtown St. Louis. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Kristen Hinman, one of the RFT's crack journalists.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to young architect John Burse about St. Louis's next, best new directions. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/This interview with MayorSlay.com is with artist Andy Cross, a City resident whose body of work has probably caught and pleased your eye many times in the past. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com speaks to articulate Priscilla Block, director of the unique St. Louis ArtWorks program.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to the director of the Teach For America office in St. Louis.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com asks a college senior why she plans to move back to St. Louis when she graduates.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to two men share an enthusiasm for a small shopping district in Old North St. Louis.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Pam Schneider, publisher of St. Louis's largest GLBT newspaper, The Vital Voice.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Conrad Properties' hard-pedalling development exec Wendy Timm.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com recently met up with Nelia Hyndman-Rizik, an anthropologist who is retracing the Lebanese diaspora. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Operation Brightside director Mary Lou Green.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews a growing rarity, a St. Louisan who still writes letters.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com gets a peak at some of the spectacular Downtown spaces designed by Mark Pitliangas.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Planning Director Rollin Stanley about the plans for three historic bridges across the Mississippi in St. Louis.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Marian Nunn, board president of the Youth Technology and Education Center in the City's Central West End. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to Dr. William Kincaid about living in the St. Louis heat.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews David Hill, one of Downtown's new physical fitness trainers, on the subjects of healthier, fitter City and the advantages of a good personal trainer. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Girl owner Emily Bingham on the subject of St. Louis style.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks about marriage licenses with St. Louis Recorder of Deeds Sharon Q. Carpenter.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/In this interview, one of the City's best known pawnbrokers tells MayorSlay.com about his business, his philosophy of service, and his customers. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Anthony Devoti, the owner of Five, an anchor of the new Grove neighborhood.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews attorney/advocate David Newburger about the accessibility of new Busch Stadium.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Robert Strasser and Jason Lauderdale of The Tin Ceiling, a theater company that produces the works of St. Louis writers and directors.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to new mom Debbie Monterrey about raising a City Kid.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to image maker Michael Kilfoy about photography and photographers in St. Louis.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews urbanist Joe Frank about riding buses.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Rollin Stanley and Kate Shea, the City's highest profile planners.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com visits St. Louis circa 1981 with former Mayor Vince Schoemehl.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com explores the mechanics of community radio with The Wire hosts Amanda Doyle and Thomas Crone.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Steve Edwards, the creator of the comic strip Field Trip.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to David Page about his work as a tattoo artist in St. Louis and to his favorite canvas, Stephanie Dotson.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews arts advocate Mary Strauss.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Laurell K. Hamilton, a St. Louis resident and a best selling author.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com catches up with W. Thomas Reeves, the former banker drafted by two mayors to turn Downtown's question mark into an exclamation point. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com asks two realtors to explain why City real estate is so hot.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/David Martyn Conley discusses his new film with MayorSlay.comhttp://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/John Dubinksy predicts that St. Louis will be a first tier city again. It's all about science, he says.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com begins a conversation to discover why people move to St. Louis.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to Ben Clark, a man who can tell us how smart St. Louis is.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/A national study ranked St. Louis as one of the nation's most literate cities. The Public Library is one good reason.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks about St. Louis restaurants and customers with food writer Joe Bonwichhttp://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews Ron Himes of The Black Rep.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/St Louis hip hop and R and B recording artists P Dub, Alisha Rene, Potzee, and Focus celebrate the holidays.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to prize winning chef Larry Forgione.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/A prize-winning south St. Louis poet speaks about her craft, her City, and reads her verse.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com interviews urban pioneers Laura and Will Winter.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com explores New Line Theater, a company that stages alternative musical theater.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to writer Kevin Horrigan about sportswriting and, by accident, about the soul of a City.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks about homelessness and its solutions with Dan Buck of St. Patrick Center. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/Left Bank Books is an urban bookstore in St. Louis. No one would confuse it with a WalMart. http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com takes a look at bowling. Does its reemergence signify a reknitting social fabric?http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com finds a Bosnian with quite a lot to say about St. Louis. If only we spoke Bosnian.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com talks to a fashion expert about style in the City.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/Rick Frank, the outspoken ... and, definitely, out... Director of Personnel for the City of St. Louis. We asked Rick what makes a City like St. Louis gay friendly ... and a dozen other questions you won't read in the newspaper.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com spoke with Panda Atheletic Club's Steven Fitzpatrick Smith, a fighter, promoter, and philosopher, about the revival of local boxing, life in the City, and the beauty a good left hook.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com spoke with D'Anne Toombs-Shelton to find out why 500 polite, uniformed elementary school children were filing into the high rise International Shoe Building in the Loft District every morning, and she knew the answer. Listen to what MayorSlay.com learned in school.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com spoke with Anna Crosslin, president and CEO of the International Institute of St. Louis, about the energy, customs, challenges, gifts, and joys of the tens of thousands of St. Louisans who have come to the City from other countries.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/South City Open Studio and Gallery Director Jenna Bauer took some time off from SCOSAG's busy summer schedule to talk to MayorSlay.com about being a young artist in St. Louis, growing up here, building neighborhoods, and our City's children.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com recently caught up with Lambert Airport Director Kevin Dolliole, and asked him some of the same questions you would have about the terminal and its later additions.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/In this podcast at MayorSlay.com, we visit with Devi States, proprietor of Everest Cafe, 1916 Washington Avenue; public health professional; and a member of one of the City's smallest minority groups.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/An interview with Amy Oshiro, a talented young violinist with one of the country's oldest orchestras.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/The St. Louis hip hop scene has both a venerable tradition and an important national influence. And we get some good advice about crackin' our books before bustin' our moves.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/We take a walk downtown on a sunny day with Kevin McGowan, a developer who has been involved in a variety of projects in downtown St. Louis, to learn why downtown is sprouting new neighborhoods of residents, businesses, shops, and galleries.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com recently caught up with St. Louis Police Chief Joe Mokwa for a very candid conversation about City living, crime, drugs, race, and the media.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/MayorSlay.com rode part of the St. Louis Riverfront trail with Great Rivers Greenway District executive director David Fisher on National Ride Your Bike To Work Day.http://www.mayorslay.com/podcasts/