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The Frank and Jill Show - Dr. Rick Lehman, Joe Holleman and Will Smith from City Foundry by

Tonight! Buy Your Tickets Now! www.mostlysuperheroes.com/events  You just found your new movie club. Mostly Superheroes the podcast proudly presents the Screen & Social The Extended Movie Experience. See 'Captain America: Brave New World' in theaters with Mostly Superheroes Friday February 21st at Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis in the City Foundry and get more for your movie ticket.  Meetup starts at 5pm - movie at 6pm. Buy your tickets for the 6pm show, and show us your ticket stub to spin the prize wheel for a chance to win prizes from City Winery STL, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, The Fabulous Fox, The Factory STL, Planet Score Records, The Voltron Store, 4 Hands Brewing Company, Team Jakey and more! Plus share your movie review and get featured on Mostly Superheroes the podcast and help us spread awareness for Team Jakey: End The Stigma and the Huntington's Disease Society of America Missouri.  Buy Your Tickets Now www.mostlysuperheroes.com/events   

One week from today! Buy Your Tickets Now! www.mostlysuperheroes.com/events  You just found your new movie club. Mostly Superheroes the podcast proudly presents the Screen & Social The Extended Movie Experience. See 'Captain America: Brave New World' in theaters with Mostly Superheroes Friday February 21st at Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis in the City Foundry and get more for your movie ticket.  Meetup starts at 5pm - movie at 6pm. Buy your tickets for the 6pm show and you are automatically entered for a chance to win prizes from City Winery STL, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Planet Score Records, The Voltron Store, 4 Hands Brewing Company, and more! Plus share your movie review and get featured on Mostly Superheroes the podcast and help us spread awareness for Team Jakey: End The Stigma and the Huntington's Disease Society of America Missouri.  Buy Your Tickets Now www.mostlysuperheroes.com/events 

One week from today! Buy Your Tickets Now! You just found your new movie club. Mostly Superheroes the podcast proudly presents the Screen & Social The Extended Movie Experience. See 'Captain America: Brave New World' in theaters with Mostly Superheroes Friday February 21st at Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis in the City Foundry and get more for your movie ticket.  Meetup starts at 5pm - movie at 6pm. Buy your tickets for the 6pm show and you are automatically entered for a chance to win prizes from City Winery STL, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, Planet Score Records, The Voltron Store, 4 Hands Brewing Company, and more! Plus share your movie review and get featured on Mostly Superheroes the podcast and help us spread awareness for Team Jakey: End The Stigma and the Huntington's Disease Society of America Missouri.  Buy Your Tickets Now

Chris Kerber gave a pep talk! If you can only have two condiments for the rest of time which two are you keeping?Death by SelfieSt. Louis favorite Mom's Deli set to shut doorsCycle Showcase St. Louis Cycle Showcase St. Louis 8th-9th, February 2025. Saturday 11am - 7pm. Sunday 11am - 4pm. @The City Foundry. St. Louis, MO Follow us @RizzShow @MoonValjeanHere @KingScottRules @LernVsRadio @IamRafeWilliams – Check out King Scott's Linktr.ee/kingscottrules + band @FreeThe2SG and Check out Moon's bands GREEK FIRE @GreekFire GOLDFINGER @GoldfingerMusic THE TEENAGE DIRTBAGS @TheTeenageDbags and Lern's band @LaneNarrows http://www.1057thepoint.com/Rizz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Kerber gave a pep talk!  If you can only have two condiments for the rest of time which two are you keeping? Death by Selfie St. Louis favorite Mom's Deli set to shut doors Cycle Showcase St. Louis Cycle Showcase St. Louis 8th-9th, February 2025. Saturday 11am - 7pm. Sunday 11am - 4pm. @The City Foundry. St. Louis, MO   Follow us @RizzShow @MoonValjeanHere @KingScottRules @LernVsRadio @IamRafeWilliams – Check out King Scott's Linktr.ee/kingscottrules + band @FreeThe2SG and Check out Moon's bands GREEK FIRE @GreekFire GOLDFINGER @GoldfingerMusic THE TEENAGE DIRTBAGS @TheTeenageDbags and Lern's band @LaneNarrows http://www.1057thepoint.com/Rizz Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A number of St. Louis-area restaurants closed their doors in January but a fair number opened too. Among the closures were Peacock Loop Diner in University City and Schlafly Bankside in St. Charles. New restaurants include dart-themed restaurant Flight Club in Clayton and SweetArt Too in City Foundry. STLPR digital editor Jessica Rogen and morning anchor and host of the Gateway podcast Abby Llorico discuss the latest openings and closings.

Bonnie Mann, producer and Founder of STLCoffeeFest at City Foundry joins Megan Lynch previewing the February 22 event.

We have the latest from the St. Louis Board of Aldermen after contentious debate Friday devolved into online accusations over the weekend. Plus, beloved vegan restaurant SweetArt is branching out after 16 years in St. Louis' Shaw neighborhood with a City Foundry location: Owner Reine Keis speaks with STLPR's Jessica Rogen.

5th Annual Bourbon for Badges & Cycling Showcase full 2235 Welcome to 2nd Amendment Radio and the Great Outdoors! This weekend Marc Cox and Bo Matthews welcome Charlie Metzner, founder of the Hero Network, to discuss the 5th Annual Bourbon for Badges event on February 28th. Then Randy Noldge to preview Cycle Showcase St. Louis at the City Foundry on February 8 & 9. Sat, 01 Feb 2025 22:00:00 +0000 aYMPIcmrhMMGUWRTPLPXPO2KDrzn6o7b sports,leisure,government Second Amendment Radio sports,leisure,government 5th Annual Bourbon for Badges & Cycling Showcase Each week 2nd Amendment Radio talks about anything and everything that impacts the rights and passions of today's firearm's enthusiats. Conceal carry laws, hunting, training, new products and celebrity interviews are all part of this power packed hour. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. Sports Leisure Government False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-

Welcome Back, Randy Noldge! Cycle Showcase St. Louis Returns to City Found STL Logan Janis on Mostly Superheroes welcomes back Randy Noldge, the brilliant mind behind the Cycle Showcase St. Louis! This year, the event is set to take place at the City Found STL on February 8th and 9th. Full episode and more: https://mostlysuperheroes.com/posts/cycle-showcase-stl-2025  What's in Store? Cycle Showcase St. Louis is the largest two-day motorcycle art event in St. Louis, featuring rare and custom bikes from all over the world. Expect to see 40+ historically significant, hand-crafted, timeless works of two-wheeled art. Museums and private collections from across the country will come together to display a range of motorcycles with an emphasis on the beauty in both design and engineering. Special Collaborations and Events This year, we're excited to announce special collaborations with Smooches for Pooches and Alamo Drafthouse! Smooches for Pooches will host their popular Doggie Kissing Booth to raise money for Dirk's Fund, a non-profit large breed dog rescue facility. And for all you movie lovers, Alamo Drafthouse will be screening motorcycle-themed movies throughout the event. Contest Alert! Want to score free tickets to the show? We're running an exclusive contest over at MostlySuperheroes.com/contests. Enter now for a chance to win tickets and experience the Cycle Showcase St. Louis firsthand. Event Details Date: February 8th and 9th, 2025 Location: City Found STL, 18 Rails Event Space Time: Saturday, 11am - 7pm; Sunday, 11am - 4pm Tickets: $12.50 for a wristband with access to both days. Children 15 and under are free with a paid adult. Walk-ins: Welcome! More Information For more details, visit the official website: www.cycleshowcasestl.com ©2025 Carrogan Ventures, LLC

We're joined by Dustin & Whitney Cole, the married-duo behind Berrybox Superfood Bar at The City Foundry and Clayton. Dustin and Whitney's love story has always been surrounded by entrepreneurship. Before Berrybox, the couple owned a nail salon. During their time living in other states, they quickly fell in love with health and wellness and discovered smoothie bowls. They knew there was a market in STL for a healthy option so they jumped into this with no prior hospitality experience. Berrybox has quickly gained success and popularity as their goal is to continue to open new locations while also creating a franchise model to help others launch into business. In this episode, we talk about the ups and downs of entrepreneurship, working with your partner, and more. Support the show

With plenty of great barbecue restaurants around the St. Louis area, James Beard award winning chef Gerard Craft knew it didn't make sense to compete--so instead, he's charting a different path with the new Niche Food Group restaurant, Expat BBQ, opening today at City Foundry.

Steve Garmon is the GM for the Museum of Illusions, and he joined us in studio today to talk about all the great illusions waiting for you. The grand opening is this Friday at the City Foundry!

Cat Neville, Explore St. Louis VP of Communications joins Megan Lynch in studio talking about Gateway Rivers Greenway plan for pedestrian crossing over 64 to link City Foundry and The Armory, plus things to do in St. Louis this weekend.    Photo by Bill Greenblatt/UPI

On this week's episode of the Baked-In podcast presented by Busey Bank, Josh had the opportunity to sit down with Steve and Will Smith, the father-son development team at New + Found – the folks behind the City Foundry and lots of other projects in the St. Louis metro area. While the firm works around the country, the Smiths clearly have a strong personal desire to change how St. Louis works, lives and plays. They discuss the back story of the ideation of the Foundry concept that began as simply a food hall and has grown into a multi-dimensional gem for the city, how it brought Will back home to work with his dad, and the future development on the property. It's really one of the many great things happening in St. Louis. Let's go… #architecture #renovation #urbandevelopment #familybusiness #stlmade #cityfoundry  

This week Meera and Michelle discuss a trip to Annie Gunn's in Chesterfield where the prawns are as big as your hands. Also in the conversation was a visit to Sunny's Cantina in Dogtown where the craveable veggie nachos are loaded with toppings like black beans, pickled jalapenos, queso, salsa and crema. Finally, St. Louis is witnessing a wave of bar openings and they discuss the new spots from the upscale None of the Above at City Foundry to Kenny's Upstairs, which is a once-closed dive that has been revived. Annie Gunn's 16806 Chesterfield Airport Road, Chesterfield, 636-532-7684 Sunny's Cantina 6655 Manchester Ave., St. Louis, 314-944-8226 None of the Above 3730 Foundry Way, 314-656-6682 First Look on None of the Above Kenny's Upstairs 3131 S. Grand Blvd., St. Louis First Look on Kenny's Upstairs Pie Guy Pizza 4189 Manchester Ave., St. Louis, 314-899-0444 More on Pie Guy Pizza and the former Gezellig Tap House Bottle Shop space takeover More on Good Company, which is slated to open in spring of 2024 Golden Gems will open Hidden Gem cocktail bar in Midtown St. Louis this fall Bluejay Brewing 2710 Locust St., St. Louis

Filmmaker Director Sandra Itaine, joins Megan Lynch talking about the movie "Coming Around" which will be at the Alamo Drafthouse at the City Foundry today at 4:00.

Krissy Durant, Director of Communications at the International Institute of St Louis joins Megan Lynch and Debbie Monterrey talking about World Refugee Day and everything that a refugee goes through that you might not think of. 

VibeSzn began as an online business in 2017 and now has a retail location at City Foundry in Midtown St. Louis and has amassed nearly 200,000 followers on Instagram. Co-owner Omar Badran discusses his homegrown business and his family's journey to St. Louis.

On this episode of the ATI Podcast hosts Barrett and Josh join Jennifer Johnmeyer from Alamo Drafthouse St. Louis, MO located in the City Foundry for a special onsite interview and experience. The ATI gang discuss all things uniquely ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE and the Alamo Drafthouse experience, with Jennifer. Jennifer details specials events/screening forthcoming, perks of their rewards program, delves into their unique movie club, unique approach to F&B- infusing dishes and concepts with St. Louis vendors' ingredients, and so much more! Barrett and Josh also tour the grounds of the ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE STL facility and detail their first impressions and experience, leading into their 20th anniversary screening of THE ROOM with live commentary and Q&A by GREG SESTERO (actor, writer, director, model). Greg also gave the ATI Podcast a few minutes for an exclusive brief interview toward the end of the podcast! ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE STL: Site - https://drafthouse.com/st-louis Twitter - https://twitter.com/alamostlouis Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drafthousestl/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alamostlouis ARTICLE - https://www.stlmag.com/news/alamo-drafthouse-city-foundry-stl/ GREG SESTERO : Site - https://www.disaster-artist.com/ IMDB - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0802995/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/gregsestero Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gregsestero/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/gregsestero The show is closed-out with a track, WAYLINES, by DIRE BABE from his record "WHO ME?" Listen/support DIRE BABE on BANDCAMP at https://direbabe.bandcamp.com/ Special thanks to BEN SHARP of CLOUDKICKER for the ATI Podcast open! Listen/support CLOUDKICKER on BANDCAMP at https://cloudkicker.bandcamp.com/    Like, Listen, Enjoy, Subscribe to the ATI Podcast anywhere you get your podcast audio. FULL episodes are always located on all tradition podcast platforms for ATI Podcast. https://flow.page/atipod --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ati-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ati-podcast/support

Matthew and Ryan are assimilated into the machine and are BORGing. That's rights, we are doing what the kids are doing. BORGing. We Get Topical on the new and updated City Foundry,  Our sports teams stink, and our workout regiment and songs. Get your Yokehawks out. Dubs and Sometimes How on taxes, hangovers and the Last of Us and Thank You Letters to round us out. Join us! 

Michael Dorf, Owner and Founder City Winery joins Tom and Debbie talking about brining City Winery to St. Louis and what to expect after it opens.

Marc & Bo speak with Randy Noldge from The 8th Annual Cycle Showcase STL. A two-day event celebrating the art and history of motorcycling worldwide with rare and custom bikes. The all-ages event takes place Saturday, February 11 from 11a-7 p & Sunday, February 12 from 11a-4p at City Foundry in Saint Louis City.  cycleshowcasestl.com 

Welcome to 2nd Amendment Radio & the Great Outdoors with Marc Cox & Bo Matthews – as always we are produced by Carl Middleman (Pew Pew)! The boys talk to Jamie Bone co-chair (with Bo) of the 7th Annual Big Dawg's Poker Bash Realty Executives Premiere The new event location this year is The Eureka Community Center. All proceeds to The Eureka Police Officers Support Fund. Supporting the Eureka Police. Tickets at https://www.eventbrite.com/ or https://allevents.in/ Marc speaks to Rep. Lane Roberts from Joplin about his call for St. Louis special prosecutor appointment to curb crime and for restricting minors from possessing guns in public without adult supervision. Finally Randy Noldge is from The 8th Annual Cycle Showcase STL. A two-day event celebrating the art and history of motorcycling worldwide with rare and custom bikes. The all-ages event takes place Saturday, February 11 from 11a-7 p & Sunday, February 12 from 11a-4p at City Foundry in Saint Louis City. Cycleshowcasestl.com   

1-4 Segment 1 - Speaker of the House drama - Blues win a wild game in Toronto - Doug Armstrong talks rebuild - Visiting the City Foundry & The Armory - St. Louis CITY SC gear for Christmas

2022 has been a huge year for chef Brandi Artis. She's opened two restaurants and is planning a third one, and it's all thanks to the incredible welcome from the St. Louis community. Brandi hails from Kansas City, where she started her cooking journey. The journey took her to Chicago and eventually brought her to St. Louis. Her passion is breakfast and brunch. That's what you'll find as the focus of her restaurant Simply Delicious in Downtown. But she started at the City Foundry with 4 Hens Creole Kitchen. Her goal is to take those savory, comforting dishes you love but put a slightly healthy spin on them. We sat down at her downtown restaurant to talk about food, family and plans for the future.

Nate Hereford originally wanted to be an archologist, but thankfully for all of us, and our appetites, he found his way into the kitchen. Nate is the founder and chef of Chicken Scratch, one of the several food options at the City Foundry and later this year he will open a second location serving up his rotisserie style chicken and more in the city of Glendale. But many might know Nate's name from his time working with the Niche Food Group and Chef Gerard Craft. As the executive chef at Niche, his background is heavy on fine dining but Nate tells me he wanted to make food that was for everyone, something more approachable. We sat down in his new restaurant space to talk about how he settled on chicken, how the shift in take out and easy pick up options has shifted the dining world and the local chefs he finds inspiration from. Chicken Scratch's Glendale location is set to open in late November with dine in, to-go and a pick up window. Speaking of things coming soon, there are several new spots at the City Foundry opening in the coming months including Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, City Winery, and Sandbox VR, a virtual reality entertainment experience.

Fright Fest at Six Flags St. Louis, Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto at the St. Louis Symphony, the legendary Central West End Halloween, the Procure Market at City Foundry, plus more!

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Author Carol Shepley helps kick our Friday off by sharing some stories from Bellefontaine Cemetery! Its Friday so that means Mike Ward is in the building.. and we are talking Conundrum Wine! Steve Smith from City Foundry stops by and gives us the latest! The Top 5 at 5, The Evening Entertainment Report, and some Randoms are how we wrap up our week!

When we first talked to WashU Olin finance professor Tim Solberg in October 2021, we sought his input for our season 2 On Principle episode “The Inspiration.” Our focus was on real estate developer Steve Smith and the winding path behind City Foundry, his retail and commercial development in midtown St. Louis.In the course of our conversation, we learned how Solberg was bitten by inspiration for another project. And we're not speaking metaphorically. In today's bonus episode, we revisit that conversation and learn how a medical emergency led to research in three continents and a toxicology authority at the University of Arizona.RELATED LINKSSee Dr. Leslie Boyer's bio on the University Arizona websiteCREDITSThis podcast is a production of Washington University in St. Louis' Olin Business School. Contributors include:Katie Wools, Cathy Myrick and Judy Milanovits, creative assistanceJill Young Miller, fact checking and creative assistanceHayden Molinarolo, original music and sound designMike Martin Media, editingSophia Passantino, social mediaLexie O'Brien and Erik Buschardt, website supportMark P. Taylor, strategic supportPaula Crews, creative vision and strategic supportSpecial thanks to Ray Irving and his team at WashU Olin's Center for Digital Education, including our audio engineer, Austin Alred.

Sisters, Amanda Helman and Susan Logsdon, are the co-founders of Golden Gems, a badass brand and storefront located in St. Louis, MO. The sisters grew up on Golden Gem Road in Apopka, Florida among the orange groves. While bringing a bit of Florida to the Midwest, the Golden Gems ladies make products that inspire and empower. Their products have been seen all over the world, most recently being featured in Urban Outfitters. In St. Louis, they have a beautiful storefront in Midtown off Locust and a Disco Edit pop-up in The City Foundry. Susan, 3 years older than Amanda, is a lover of the creative process designing new Golden Gems products. Amanda, younger sister, is the one behind the fun @goldengems Instagram and brings attitude to the brand. Together, Susan & Amanda have created an iconic brand and empower people all over the region. In this episode we touch on their family dynamic, coming up with new designs and more. Golden Gems operates on the idea that there is a badass inside of everyone. One that sparks creativity, pushes us forward, and gives us confidence. They exist to inspire that inner badass to unapologetically be who you are, take up space, and live life on your own terms.Support the show

City Foundry STL — the popular retail, entertainment and food hub in midtown St. Louis — has 16 food stalls, with another on the way. Sauce Magazine Executive Editor Meera Nagarajan gives her recommendations. She also details a new restaurant to try in West County and one in St. Charles.

Nate and Bob offer up their thoughts on the Blues taking five of six points on their recent road trip. Nate talks fondly about the City Foundry and about the need for more similar developments throughout the city. Nate and Bob also talk about the most recent episode of Winning Time documenting the Showtime Lakers years.

A civic crisis rooted in racial inequity. A chance visit to an Atlanta retail attraction. A commercial developer persuaded to step outside his own comfort zone. Three events converged in 2015 that put in motion a $230 million redevelopment in St. Louis's urban core—an effort that launched like a cannonball from Steve Smith's imagination but came within a hair's breadth of dying.In this episode of On Principle, we look at the moment when inspiration launches a transformative project. What prompted the inspiration? What were the considerations? In what ways did reality temper the inspiration? How far did the reality stray from the inspiration itself? And what are the takeaways for listeners?The story of how The City Foundry in St. Louis came to be includes a wake-up call to developers, several strokes of spectacularly timed luck and a clandestine, cellphone-lit tour of an abandoned factory. The 15-acre retail, residential and dining project—built in and around a transformed automotive brake-parts factory—began when Smith visited a similar venue in Atlanta as his son graduated from Georgia Tech in May 2015.“My son took us to a foundry there, a food hall,” said Smith, CEO of real estate development firm the Lawrence Group. “It was exuding energy. Dynamism. I'm sitting there thinking, ‘This is what St. Louis needs.' I can tell you exactly what I was thinking and where I was sitting at the time.”And that was the pivotal moment.Seven days after graduation, Smith and his son visited an abandoned industrial site they knew was for sale in St. Louis' midtown. Rebuffed by a guard when they asked to take a look, the pair snuck around the back of the building, jumped a fence and toured the site by the light of their cellphone flashlights. Within a few months, the project had its first seed funding and Smith was on his way to buying the property. The $6.4 million purchase closed in December 2015.Along the way, Smith contended with:Internal company debates over assuming the environmental liability for a brownfield factory that had been idle since 2007.Civic debates over applications for tax incentives to redevelop the property.A high burn rate on capital and slow-to-close leasing commitments threatened to scuttle the entire project. This was so serious in February 2019 that Smith and his firm were seriously looking at the cost of closing down the project.Then luck kicked in.First, the federal Investing in Opportunity Act had passed in December 2017, creating a new tax incentive mechanism to pump development dollars into underserved and impoverished communities. That helped Smith raise $50 million in June 2019, later prompting Forbes to name his project among the nation's top 20 most transformative Opportunity Zone projects.Then, an angel investor facilitated a $15 million “patient capital investment”—a “gift from heaven,” Smith said—that allowed project construction to commence. “It was a civic leader stepping up to do something very nontraditional, who made a lot of other civic leaders feel this was an important project to make happen,” he said.Related LinksThe Foundry's back story as told by the Lawrence GroupThe Lawrence Group websiteNews about the opportunity zone funding Steve Smith secured for the projectKrog Street Market in AtlantaThe City Foundry in St. LouisFrom the St. Louis Post-Dispatch: “Midtown project to redevelop Federal-Mogul site should get city help, but how much remains the question”CreditsThis podcast is a production of Washington University in St. Louis's Olin Business School. Contributors include:Katie Wools, Cathy Myrick and Judy Milanovits, creative assistanceJill Young Miller, fact checking and creative assistanceHayden Molinarolo, original music and sound designMike Martin Media, editingSophia Passantino, social mediaLexie O'Brien and Erik Buschardt, website supportMark P. Taylor, strategic supportPaula Crews, creative vision and strategic supportSpecial thanks to Ray Irving and his team at WashU Olin's Center for Digital Education, including our audio engineer, Austin Alred.

Meet STL's newest Toasted Masters: Matthew and Brittany, who are opening the city's very first toasted ravioli restaurant in the City Foundry. Hear how their idea was both years in the making and a product of the pandemic, what sets their t-ravs apart, and their unconventional advice for starting a business with your spouse.Abby taste tests a new restaurant in town, and Dori invites a gold-medalist over for chili. The weekend planner is here to help you celebrate the best things of February, doggos welcome. This episode is STUFFED!Follow us on Instagram for food news and updates all week: Abby Eats St. LouisContact us anytime by emailing podcasts@ksdk.com.Until next time... Seize the plate!

Meet STL's newest Toasted Masters: Matthew and Brittany, who are opening the city's very first toasted ravioli restaurant in the City Foundry. Hear how their idea was both years in the making and a product of the pandemic, what sets their t-ravs apart, and their unconventional advice for starting a business with your spouse. Abby taste tests a new restaurant in town, and Dori invites a gold-medalist over for chili. The weekend planner is here to help you celebrate the best things of February, doggos welcome. This episode is STUFFED! Follow us on Instagram for food news and updates all week: Abby Eats St. Louis Contact us anytime by emailing podcasts@ksdk.com. Until next time... Seize the plate!

Welcome to 2nd Amendment Radio and the Great Outdoors with Bo Matthews and Marc Cox – as always produced by Carl Middleman (Pew Pew)! This week, the boys talk to Randy Noldge about The 7th Annual Cycle Showcase STL at the City Foundry. For more visit www.cycleshowcasestl.com      Then Jesse Rolfes from Razorback Armory talks about Bo's Big Dawg Poker Bash and the latest on suppressors. More info for the Sunday, March 27, 2022 event here: https://www.facebook.com/bigdawgspokerbash/

George Sells is At Your Service tonight! In the first hour of tonight’s show, George chats with news anchor Sean Michael Lisle on how Batman’s nemesis the Joker has infiltrated the state of Missouri. George also speaks with Nathan Rubbelke of the St. Louis Business Journal to elaborate on how local startups made more money in 2021 than ever before. Later, George talks about the City Winery-a new addition to the City Foundry- and is joined via phone with the winery’s founder Michael Dorf.

Susie Bonwich, Food Hall operations manager, discusses the City Foundry bringing a new mini golf course to the venue, food options at the foundry, and much more! Visit their website: https://cityfoundrystl.com/

The long-awaited mall-less food court opens in Midtown. Our guest, Matt F Basler, joins us to discuss the 10+ restaurants they have and listen to some of his new synth country EP about beating people up.

St. Louis Magazine Dining Editor George Mahe on the opening of City Foundry STL food hall. Read George Mahe's story here: https://www.stlmag.com/dining/city-foundry-stl-s-food-hall-opens-in-midtown-after-much-ant/

In this special edition of Abby Eats St. Louis, we decided to just take you along for each moment of our opening morning experience at the City Foundry Food Hall! We sit down with the Director of Operations, bump in to KSDK photojournalist Joe Young and reporter Savannah Louie between live shots for Today in St. Louis, run in friend of the podcast Caiti Carrow Cheney of Jasper Paul PR, and of *course* chat with some of the chefs and restauranteurs as they prepare to open before the first lunch rush! Then we'll have a long-view weekend planner ahead of our podcast “summer break.”   We will be back with new episodes in September! (Don't forget to listen to our August 2020 episode, “Forging Ahead at City Foundry,” for a chat with one of the developers about how the project came to be!) Follow us on Instagram for food news and updates all week: Abby Eats St. Louis Contact us anytime by emailing us podcasts@ksdk.com. Until next time... Seize the plate!

Susie Bonwich, director of operations for City Foundry STL, with all the exciting details about the long-awaited opening! Check out the site: https://cityfoundrystl.com/

The $210 million City Foundry STL project in Midtown is preparing to open its doors to the public for the first time. The developers share details on the redevelopment project's inspiration, construction complications and top-notch Food Hall

Jim Merkel's “Growing Up St. Louis” finally gets some overdo publicity, and the City Foundry claiming international status. Follow Joe for more: https://twitter.com/STLsherpa

We are just weeks away from the long-awaited opening of the massive food hall at City Foundry STL. As part of St. Louis's continued downtown rebirth, the Foundry is drawing national attention, even being mentioned in a Time Magazine article that named St. Louis as one of the world's 100 best places. The Food Hall is perhaps the best symbol of the spirit of St. Louis, with 20 restaurants cooking cuisine from all over the world sharing one massive space and letting diners explore the diverse food scene in our city all in one room. We sat down with Susie Bonwich, the director of operations for the City Foundry Food Hall, to talk about what the space means to the city, what will come next now that it can finally get open to the public, and her pride in playing a part in St. Louis' recent revitalization. If you are eager to check out the Foundry Food Hall, you'll soon get your chance. The public will be able to explore the offerings on August 11, with 11 tenants serving food. From there, tenants and activities at the massive site will only grow as St. Louis continues to make its downtown a destination spot.

Emma Klues, VP of Communications & Outreach at Great Rivers Greenway, is on KTRS' The Big Sports Show with Will Smith, Managing Director at New + Found, part of the team charged with bringing the City Foundry STL project in Midtown to life. Will Smith shares an overview of what the City Foundry STL project is all about, what people will be able to experience throughout the space once it's complete, plus all the great things going on in this urban development even before it officially opens. And guess what? The Brickline Greenway will eventually go right through the heart of City Foundry STL's grounds! Learn more and get involved at bricklinegreenway.org.

Presented by BioSTL. A start-up is developing technology that puts a 3D hologram of a patient's heart over their chest for the surgeon to explore on the operating table. Dr. Jennifer Silva of SentiAR explains how they developed the idea in St. Louis with the help of BioGenerator. City Foundry developer Steve Smith gives us an update on the new, innovative attraction. Beard-winning chef Gerard Craft outlines challenges restaurants face during COVID.

The view from I-64 in midtown St. Louis near IKEA is about to drastically change. Work continues on the multi-million dollar City Foundry mixed-use development. Crews are transforming the old Century Electric facility into a destination for food and entertainment.

This week, Michael shares interviews with Rick Oleshak with AB Mauri about the company's expansion in the Cortex district. January Realista of Express Scripts previews how and when you can interact with the healthcare giant at Venture Café. Steve Smith of the Lawrence Group shares a new retail tenant for City Foundry. Chelsea Brownridge of DogSpot introduces the smart city addition.