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History of the Lou - 97.1 FM Talk

History of the Lou - 97.1 FM Talk

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The show takes a look at the known and the unknown stories of the Gateway to the West. Sue Thomas grew up in St. Louis and has been a traffic reporter here since the 1990s. Sue loves her two English Bulldogs, swimming, biking, and all things St. Louis!2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc
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  • St. Louis At Bat: 100 Moments in Baseball History

    St. Louis At Bat: 100 Moments in Baseball History
    2026/10/10
    The latest exhibit at the Missouri History Museum is called, "St. Louis At Bat", in honor of the 100th anniversary of the Cardinals' first World Series win in 1926. Adam Kloppe, a Public Historian from the museum is the Content Lead for the exhibit. He talks about some of the stories and artifacts in the exhibit, which includes the Cardinals and Browns and Stars, but also beep ball, corkball, and more. Such great stories! You'll even learn about a story that DIDN'T make it into the exhibit. Planning a trip to see it? Details at mohistory.org.
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    37 分
  • The History (and Tragedies) of the Lemp Family in St. Louis

    The History (and Tragedies) of the Lemp Family in St. Louis
    2026/10/03
    If you've heard of the Lemp Mansion in St. Louis, you may have also heard that it is haunted. The Lemp Brewery dates back to 1840, and part of the building still stands today, as does the Lemp Mansion. Stephen Walker, author of "Lemp, The Haunting History" joins Sue to talk about the Lemps themselves, their history in St. Louis, and why the rumors about the haunting exist. Wow, the stories! Learn about The Lavendar Lady and more...
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    38 分
  • History of the Interstates in St. Louis

    History of the Interstates in St. Louis
    2026/09/19
    2026 marks the 70th anniversary of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956, which significantly changed the St. Louis area and helped launch the American family vacation. Local author and historian Joe Sonderman is back talking about it all, including how parts of entire neighborhoods were taken down to make way for the highways. Sonderman wrote, "St. Louis...Bridges, Highways, and Roads", by the way. Oh, and Fred Bodimer drops by to talk about how interstate construction affected his family.
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    37 分
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