Everyday People
Enjoy a Sunday night story with three special people- Drew Phillips, Abigail Thant and their special guest, and member of Family Ministries Committee, Branden Brooks!
Welcome to Abigail and Grace.They arrive from two different worlds but much in common, through our fellowship in Christ.Take a few moments and listen to two beautiful voices!
Dea Hoover's solid roots enhanced her personal and professional journey. She is a best-selling author—STL Scavenger: The Ultimate Search for Saint Louis's Hidden Treasures was number 1—on books sold in Saint Louis (week of May 23).And also owner, along with husband Declan of Are We There Yet? Tours.Dea is a cheerleader for Saint Louis—and gifted with an ability to connect with a wide range of personalities.Her story is filled with many twists and turns along the way.I invite you to spend a few moments with one of Saint Louis' finest.
Kaionta is a dreamer.At a young age, he developed a passion for math, and dreamed of developing teaching resources to assist children.He is 17 years old.The founder of Keychain Karnival. Kaionta has experienced alot of life in his young years. And with steady determination, wise mentors and a mother's love—he is determined to stay the course.
Shannon felt called to direct movies at the young age of 12.At 22, Shannon continues to direct films which bring those in the shadows, into the light.Take a moment and listen to a story of faithfulness to craft, and determination to follow artistic vision.
Monica's story is one of faithfulness and hope.In the midst of bad news; Monica stubbornly clung to her fathers advice.I encourage you to listen to a story of a fellow traveler—who has walked some hard road—and in the midst of all— resides wisdom to share and grace to be celebrated.
A Star Wars Story—the day after May the Fourth.Carla Jackson, Robin Bailey and Drew Phillips—the officially appointed Star Wars aficionados of the Midwest—reveal insights, lessons and wisdom.Put your feet up.Enjoy an evening of storytelling and remembrance.
Rich and Grand Center, Inc, is Third's neighbor across Washington Avenue.Grand Center, Inc. is the developer, facilitator and connector of Grand Center Arts District.The district, which Third resides, is 175 acre site in Saint Louis' midtown—the epicenter of the arts in our city.Rich has offered wise leadership for Grand Center—implementing lyrics from his favorite song:Here in the light a lazy mist is liftingAnd the sands of time are slowly shiftingInto the glass, with the hours that pass.Be the light, or love will fade away... Take a moment, and listen to our friend across the street...
Gene Dobbs Bradford is a fixture in Saint Louis.Twenty years as President, CEO of Jazz Saint Louis and founding member of The Gene Dobbs Bradford Blues Experience.Gene reflects on music, family and how his view of God has changed throughout the years.Thank you Gene for your story of grace...!
Danny lost his vision at the age of 12.And went on become a star athlete and fan of Janet Jackson.Danny reflects on life in the rearview mirror (he is now 50)—and considers plans for next decade of life.His story is one of resilience, courage and hope. It's worth a listen...drop on in...
A former press secretary to Governor of Missouri.Jerry reflects on everything from interviewing Richard Nixon to his greatest joy—bragging on grandchildren. Jerry has "been around and seen some things..."We begin with his deep roots in Southeast Missouri...
Stacey's journey is a lesson in faithfulness—having the courage to walk through open doors.Her journey is particularly helpful for those beginning or transitioning to other callings.And you'll discover rabbits and horses enjoy similar menus...who knew?Drop on in and enjoy a conversation with Third's neighbor.
Veronica, loves Saint Louis and is committed to the city for good.Her story is one of honest reflection, wisdom and thanksgiving for all that is, and will be...
Drew and I experience a free flowing discussion, with new, exciting bumper music! Feel free to drop in...