Nancy Kranzberg talks with artists, performers and movers and shakers in the arts community. Interviews cover music, visual arts, dance, literature and performance.
Break a Leg is hosted by Deborah Sharn, St. Louis actor and singer, and company manager at the Repertory Theatre of St. Louis, along with Scott Miller, playwright, composer, author of six books on theatre, and artistic director of New Line Theatre. Their guests include local actors, directors, designers, critics, and writers, as well as artists working on and off Broadway and in regional theatre across America. The talk is always lively, intelligent, and in-depth. It's the only show in town where working theatre artists interview working theatre artists.
A list of past guests going back to 2001 - http://www.newlinetheatre.com/breakpast.html
Our "Break a Leg" Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/breakalegstl
Deborah's personal webpage - http://www.deborahsharn.com/
Scott's Theatre Blog - http://newlinetheatre.blogspot.com/
Collateral Damage is a news and chat show dealing with local and state politics, how national issues affect the region and what role the media plays in determining how reality is perceived in Metro Saint Louis. Veteran journalist D.J. Wilson is your host and guests include members of the mainstream media as well as bloggers, politicians and activists.
Jean Ponzi presents environmental issues, education and conversation.
More at: http://kdhx.org/earthworms
Fitness industry veteran Kim Howard provides tips on health and wellness for all.
Here's History is a weekly segment produced by KDHX in conjunction with the Missouri History Museum. Join host Dr. Bob Archibald, the president of the Museum, for brief recounts and insights into St. Louis and Missouri region historical events.
Join Ann Haubrich and Jason Braun for a literary fishing excursion, some deep-sea, some skimming. The boat leaves the dock every Monday for readings, interviews and sundry lures. You'll be stunned at what they reel in!
This volunteer-produced KDHX feature shines the spotlight on our great local music talent. From Scott Joplin and Chuck Berry to Ika & Tina Turner, and Albert King - from Miles Davis and Grant Green to Donny Hathaway, the Pointer Sisters, and Sheryl Crow - from the Bottle Rockets and Uncle Tupelo, to Nelly and 50 cent - St. Louis has been at the center of the some of the greatest in American Music. Our scene today is thriving, and KDHX is proud to showcase it!
Guests range from experts in veterans' affairs to veterans themselves who have an important story to tell. The Vet Net is for veterans, their families, and anyone concerned with the well being of our nation's armed forces personnel, both past and present.
Vet Net is produced by KDHX Community Media, the St. Louis Area Veterans Consortium, the Don Connors Chapter of Veterans For Peace, and the St. Louis Soldiers Memorial.
March is Women’s History Month. Eighty Eight One KDHX salutes the accomplishments of the women who have shaped our region, and our world.
