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The legacy of Lewis Reed, former President of the StLouis Board of Aldermen,is no doubt forever tainted, after being convicted of corruption and bribery. ——— He should also be remembered for overseeing ward reduction and producing a map that offers an opportunity, for the African American community  to have parity, on the St.Louis Board of Aldermen. ——— Parity means an equal number of votes, when determining the distribution of resources and making critical decisions about the future of St.Louis City.  That's a power that black St.Louis, has never experienced on the Board of Aldermen, the legislative branch of city government. I was privileged last evening to spend close to a hour via zoom with four black candidates, wishing to represent the newly created 14th ward, which combines the old 5th and 3rd wards. Those candidates include, 5th Ward alderman James Page, 3rd Ward alderman Brandon FrAzier-Bosley, 5th Ward businesswoman Ebony Washington and State Representative Rasheen Lamont Aldridge of the 78th legislative district in StLouis. ——— All of the candidates are impressive and well versed on the issues of crime, schools and neighborhood stabilization. ———  All expressed their interest in the restoration of North St.Louis etc. They also pledged to work with the aldermanic black caucus which is important to the empowerment, of the African American community in St.Louis. ———  We have all been witnessed to the fact that, “black faces in high places,” is not the end all that it might suggest, itself to be. ——— I advise you to listen carefully to all of the candidates , running for seats on the board of aldermen,because your choices will determine whether there is real parity, are just the appearance of it. ——— This round of aldermanic elections is a great opportunity for black StLouis,to have a full partnership with white St. Louis but you must choose wisely, are as  my late best friend, Attorney Helto Reed jr. would say,”it's the same soup warmed over.” ———  I would also encourage African American community and cultural based organizations, such as the black police and firefighters union, block units and clergy to get involved with the selection of black candidates, for the StLouis Board of Aldermen. ———- This is a great opportunity to move our black communities forward, which won't happen if you allow other groups, to finance and select your leadership. They become puppets and will not put your concerns first and foremost! ———

Hour 2: Sue brings you today's Sue's News! Then, Associate Editor of HotAir David Strom joins Mark Reardon to discuss a creepy excerpt from Harry's book "Spare", and two of his other recent articles. Later, Former Missouri State Senator Jeff Smith joins the show to discuss Former Aldermanic President Lewis Reed who heads to jail today, and shares on his own experience. 

Today, Kevin visits with a former alderman getting ready to go to prison. 

Two members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Jack Coatar and Megan Green, are facing off one week from today in the election to replace Lewis Reed as board president. Coatar is a more traditional Democrat while Green is part of the progressive group on the board.

STLPR Justice Correspondent Rachel Lippmann breaks down the news of Lewis Reed's resignation as President of the Board of Aldermen. He's the third St. Louis official facing federal bribery charges to resign in recent weeks. At a press conference this morning, Mayor Tishaura Jones said she expects more indictments to come.

Lewis Reed is leaving the board following calls for his resignation from colleagues. It marks a changing of the guard. Reed has held elected office for more than 20 years.

Reporter Jacob Barker joins hosts Liz Miller and Beth O'Malley to discuss the recent federal indictments against former aldermen Jeffrey Boyd and John Collins-Muhammad, former aldermanic President Lewis Reed and former county employee Tony Weaver.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Brad Young, who is in for Mark Reardon, is joined by democratic candidate for St. Louis Country Executive and local attorney, Jane Deuker, President of the St. Louis Board of Alderman, Lewis Reed, & local entrepreneur and former president of the board of St. Louis Police Commissioners, Chris Goodson to discuss the high gas prices and inflation.

Brad Young, who is in for Mark Reardon, is joined by democratic candidate for St. Louis Country Executive and local attorney, Jane Deuker, President of the St. Louis Board of Alderman, Lewis Reed, & local entrepreneur and former president of the board of St. Louis Police Commissioners, Chris Goodson to discuss inflation & high gas prices, a local group asking Parson to remove Kim Gardner, and the SCOTUS leak.

Hour 1: Brad Young, in for Mark Reardon, welcomes St. Louis County Councilman and former St. Louis County Police Chief, Tim Fitch & St. Louis Aldermanic President, Lewis Reed! Together they discuss the city jail population, St. Louis County citizen priories list, legalizing marijuana in Missouri in 2022, and much more!

On this Reardonless roundtable, Brad Young welcomes St. Louis County Councilman and former St. Louis County Police Chief, Tim Fitch & St. Louis Aldermanic President, Lewis Reed! Together they discuss the city jail population, a 150 million dollar proposal from Mayor Jones, and more!

Hour 1: Marc recaps Speaker Series with Vicky Hartzler, comments on US Capitol evacuation after an un-announced flyover, Lewis Reed has ideas on how to spend relief funds in St Louis, and a new recommendation on local policing.

Bottomline guest Lewis Reed- President of the St Louis Board of Aldermen- joins Marc Cox and shares his frustration with allocation of Covid, NFL and other funds in the city of St Louis.

Hour 2: 15 year old from Illinois, who caught Albert Pujols' home run yesterday, Riley Kegley, joins Mark Reardon to share his story before Sue brings you today's Sue's News! Then, St. Louis Aldermanic President, Lewis Reed shares an update on the special committee of the Board of Aldermen who will investigate the 500 million dollar Rams settlement disbursement. Later, KSDK's Sport Director, Frank Cusumano gives an update on the Blues and the Cardinals after an intense weekend of games.

St. Louis Aldermanic President, Lewis Reed shares an update with the Mark Reardon Show on the special committee of the Board of Aldermen who will investigate the 500 million dollar Rams settlement disbursement.

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Hour 3: Missouri Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler joins to talk Biden's COVID policy and masking, if Canadian truckers could make their way to the States, her Senate race, and much, much more. Also St. Louis aldermanic President Lewis Reed talks how the City of St. Louis is spending its 135 million dollars in pandemic aid. Finally, KMOX Golf expert Dan Reardon (no relation) joins to talk the Waste Management Open.

We're talking local politics on this weeks episode of the Kdhx podcast Tangazo. Tim Person a long time political operative and Michael Wesly Jones editorial columnist for the Stlouis American Newspaper, join me for some lively political repartee, as we take a deeper dive into the Stlouis Aldermanic ward reduction, from 28 down to 14. We begin that discussion looking for winners and losers, only to discover that there were no losers,  only winners. Very few people thought that the Stlouis board of aldermen was capable of reducing itself by half. Aldermanic seats of friends, allies and neighborhood disruptions, were on the table but under the leadership of Board of Aldermen President, Lewis Reed, the feat was accomplished with very little rancour. The final draft was unanimously passed by the board and Stlouis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones has indicated that she plans to sign off on it. We paused to acknowledge the political maturation, that we are witnessing from St Louis's top two political leaders, who have a history of being combative, to say the least. Their ability to work together on critical issues putting personal politics aside, such as ward reduction, bodes well for the city of Stlouis. A city that was floundering with high crime and dramatic population loss is now poised to begin the process of becoming a great city once again and the ability of African American leadership, to work together is of vital importance, to the future of St Louis.

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Hour 2: Mark recaps his weekend deer hunting. Dave Cline got to experience what deer hunting is like with his father-in-law. Sue Thomas has Sue's News. Lewis Reed discusses redistricting efforts to reduce the number of aldermen from 24 to 12. KSDK's Frank Cusumano talks Mizzou football, Cardinals baseball, Blues, and the NFL. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St. Louis Board of Alderman President Lewis Reed says he would like to have the final map out sometime this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed says he'd take both an NFL team and a hefty payout from the league.   Photo by Brian BahrAllsportGetty Images See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: Lewis Reed points out the importance of a stadium proposal to the Rams before they left for LA, and Fox Business Network's Charles Payne is concerned with upcoming tax strategies in the Biden spending plan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The President of the City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen seeks public input on efforts to reduce the number of wards from 28 to 14. Visit the site for more information: https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/aldermen/redistricting/

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St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed joins to talk Mayor Tishuara Jones's crime plan for St. Louis, Stacy Washington of StacyOnTheRight.com talks vaccine mandates, and Charles Payne joins to talk money. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed explains the delay in getting a bill through the board that will distribute $168-million in federal funds.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St. Louis City Aldermanic President Lewis Reed discusses how Mayor Tishaura Jones is using the mask mandate to spend federal money against the will of the Board of Aldermen and shares his views on crime and the defund police movement. 

Lewis Reed joins Charlie to talk about the mask mandate in the city. Then, SLU Professor Liz Chiarello  joins the show to talk about the drug problem in St. louis  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed joins Marc for The BottomLine and a recap of changes made to stimulus money for City residents.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, Kevin talks with a former homeless man warning against the plan to set up tent encampments for the homeless in St. Louis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed joins Marc for the #BottomLine and discusses the city's "handout" of $500 to 10,000 citizens.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Debbie Monterrey moderates Charlie Brennan and Amy Marxkors! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Debbie Monterrey, Amy Marxkors, and Charlie Brennan talk Mayor Jones and Lewis Reed spent time discussing important matters yesterday, some people have not cashed stimulus checks. Could the new information about the J&J vaccine keep people from not wanting to be vaccinated? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Have you retained pandemic habits? Lewis Reed joins the show discussing ways to help St. Louis family in need of financial help due to the pandemic. Amy Marxkors joins the show with a bad experience in Nashville. Britney Spears battles conservatorship. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Ziegler of Mediaite writes, "Congratulations Liberals, You Have Finally Destroyed Major College Sports" and talks with Mark to dig a little deeper. President of the St. Louis Board of Alderman Lewis Reed joins to talk the advancement of his pandemic aid bill. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen President on the budget process as well as Mayor Tishaura Jones' plan to use American Recovery Funds. Visit the Board of Aldermen site for more: https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/aldermen/index.cfm

Lewis Reed, President of the City of St. Louis Board of Alderman, joins Dave Glover, Rachel Zimmerman and Trish Gazall to enlighten us on tomorrow's “Ride for Freedom” to celebrate Juneteenth in Downtown St. Louis. Rep. Jered Taylor (R.) and Rep. Peter Merideth (D.) join the show to discuss opposing viewpoints on Missouri gun law. Sue Thomas and Andrew Stolze also joins the gang. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark speaks with Jim Talent, former Missouri Senator for his thoughts on the Biden Putin Summit his take on today's Supreme Court decisions. Then St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed about his recent sparring with STL Mayor Tishaura Jones. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Reardon Roundtable, Mark is joined by Jane Dueker, Lewis Reed, and Jean Evans to talk the insurrection commission, the Isreal-hamas ceasefire, the Mississippi abortion case going to the Supreme Court, and so much more.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 brought the great ketchup test & visits from IL Congressman Rodney Davis and Aldermanic President Lewis Reed. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ipswich Town F.C| Sit down interview with Lewis Reed| Mental Health within Professional footballJoin Martin and Ben as they sit down with former Ipswich Town F.C Academy player Lewis Reed. They discuss mental health within the game of football and how teams and PFA could be better equipped to handle players whose contract is up. Particularly young players who are told their contract will not be renewed similar to Lewis at Ipswich Town F.C “An honest, open, and constructive conversation for player and fan alike in the importance of recognising one's own mental health. No one is immune to struggling with mental health, from the person on the street to the top athletes. Today we talk with Lewis Reed, an ex academy player with Ipswich Town F.C as he talks with honesty and openness about his struggles with mental health. Lewis discusses his journey with candor and openness which we at hope's dressing room hope will be both beneficial to listeners and informative. It’s ok not to be ok .If you are feeling low or that you may need to speak to someone please reach out. A chat can sometimes be the breakthrough Samaritans 116 1123Suffolk Mind 0300 111 6000Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/tottitfc/posts)

Channel 4's Chris Nagus discusses his new COVID-19 story. What lies ahead for the political future for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo?  Edward McKinley is a Capitol Bureau reporter for the Albany Times Union. St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed came in third in yesterday's race for St. Louis Mayor. What now? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Newsmax morning show host Rob Finnerty and St Louis BOA President Lewis Reed See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

KMOX's Kevin Wheeler discusses the Yadi deal and deadening the baseball. St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed discusses the latest on Saturday's insurrection at the City Jail. Corey DeAngelis is the Reason Foundation's Director of School Choice. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The longtime president of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Lewis Reed, is making his third run for mayor. He discusses his agenda.

Board of Aldermen president Lewis Reed discusses executive power, leasing St. Louis-Lambert International Airport and marketing the city with Rachel Lippmann

Mark tells about his experience self-isolating for almost two weeks after a close call with COVID-19 at deer camp. Josh Kraushaar of The National Journal talks about the latest on election recounts, lawsuits, and Sidney Powell.  Lewis Reed is filing today to run for the Mayor of St. Louis. State Representative  Donna Barringer is considering filing as well. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed discusses crime in the city. NASCAR's All Star Race is tonight at Bristol Motor Speedway. Kenny Wallace joins us. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

For more than two years, activists have sought to persuade city officials to close the city's Medium Security Institution, better known as the Workhouse. They believed they had the votes to strip funding for the jail from the city's Fiscal Year 2021 budget, only to see their dreams dashed. Now they're pinning their hopes on a new board bill introduced by President Lewis Reed. Action St. Louis Executive Director Kayla Reed joined us to discuss the legislation.

Missouri Congresswoman Ann Wagner joins the show to discuss her bill to make China pay for the coronavirus. St. Louis Aldermanic President Lewis Reed says many of those prisoners who were released due to coronavirus concerns have been re-arrested.

The Sinquefield Research Center donates $765,000 for COVID-19 research. Ken Oliff is the VP of Research at St. Louis University. The St. Louis Board of Aldermen met virtually. Lewis Reed joins us. NASCAR legend Kenny Wallace gives us a positive message.

Today we visit with a number of St. Louis' finest folks including, Lewis Reed, President of the Board of Alderman and Marquette King, Battlehawks punter. Plus, we talk to Jim Regna at Triad Bank and the one and only Kenny Wallace of NASCAR fame. Listen here:

St. Louis, Missouri, is home to the headquarters of coal companies, but it's also about to become a lot more solar friendly. A couple years ago St. Louis passed Resolution 124, which called upon the city to transition to 100 percent clean energy by 2035. Leading that effort was Lewis Reed, the president of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen. Season 3 of the Land I Trust brings you storytellers from across the Midwestern US who share their experiences of climate change, the impacts of dirty fuels, the fight for clean energy—and more. Host and narrator Precious Brady-Davis weaves together these stories and shares some of her own perspective as well. The series is a unique window into this important part of the country, at a pivotal time for the nation and the planet.

On this week’s episode of Questions From The Audience, Tim answers questions from the TMA Fan Page and his email at tmckernan@insidestl.com.   Topics include: -St. Louis transplants (Anthony Bartlett) -Podcast guests and long form interviews -Lewis Reed inspired question -Political discourse -The St. Louis Chargers -Awkward TMA interviews -Deadspin   Please Support the Sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley Mark Hannah – Evergreen Wealth Strategies James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Johnny Londoff Chevrolet Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow

On this week's episode of Questions From The Audience, Tim answers questions from the TMA Fan Page and his email at tmckernan@insidestl.com.   Topics include: -St. Louis transplants (Anthony Bartlett) -Podcast guests and long form interviews -Lewis Reed inspired question -Political discourse -The St. Louis Chargers -Awkward TMA interviews -Deadspin   Please Support the Sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley Mark Hannah - Evergreen Wealth Strategies James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Johnny Londoff Chevrolet Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow

Lewis Reed is the guest on the new episode of The Tim McKernan Show. Ted Williams is a little too eager to clear his name. Add him to the suspect list. Joe Rod remains a person of interest. Joe Rod clears his name. A weekend board op becomes the main suspect. Trump was booed at the WS game. The secret service couldn't handle Iggy. Baseball and the Presidency are inexorably linked. World Series discussion. EMOTD.

Lewis Reed is the guest on the new episode of The Tim McKernan Show. Ted Williams is a little too eager to clear his name. Add him to the suspect list. Joe Rod remains a person of interest. Joe Rod clears his name. A weekend board op becomes the main suspect. Trump was booed at the WS game. The secret service couldn't handle Iggy. Baseball and the Presidency are inexorably linked. World Series discussion. EMOTD.

President of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Lewis Reed, is the guest on this episode of The Tim McKernan Show. Tim and Lewis discuss the state of St. Louis and Reed's views on the impact of sports on the city.   Please support our sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley Mark Hannah - Evergreen Wealth Strategies James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Johnny Londoff Chevrolet Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow

President of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Lewis Reed, is the guest on this episode of The Tim McKernan Show. Tim and Lewis discuss the state of St. Louis and Reed's views on the impact of sports on the city.   Please support our sponsors: The Home Loan Expert, Ryan Kelley Mark Hannah – Evergreen Wealth Strategies James Carlton Agency (State Farm) Johnny Londoff Chevrolet Design Aire Heating & Cooling   Follow us on Social Media: @TimMcKernanShow or Facebook.com/TheTimMcKernanShow

Lots of callers on tonight's show talking about the Loop Trolley. Is it time to throw in the towel? Do we find some other solution? Also on the show tonight, Cardinal Ritter in trouble for football shenanigans involving a suspended player, Lewis Reed suggests mandatory reporting of failed gun background checks, and a healthy debate about adult businesses along Manchester Road.

Among the local politicians with huge sway over the potential privatization of St. Louis Lambert International Airport is St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed. Host Sarah Fenske gets the politician's thoughts on the city’s exploration of a controversial experiment in privatization. Reed could ultimately prove the swing vote that determines whether an airport lease is approved.

Host Don Marsh talks with incumbent President Lewis Reed, who has held the seat since 2007, along with two key challengers, Alderwoman Megan Green, who currently represents the city’s 15th Ward, and state Senator Jamilah Nasheed, whose 5th District includes the eastern half of St. Louis.

Alderwoman Megan Green, D-15th Ward, has done a lot of campaigning over the last 29 months. Between October 2014 and April 2017, Green ran in three elections to secure a full term representing the ward, which covers parts of the Tower Grove South and Tower Grove East neighborhoods. Pretty soon after that last election, she set her sights on higher office. In the race for president, her main opponents are incumbent Lewis Reed and State Sen. Jamilah Nasheed, D-St. Louis. (You can find Reed’s episode of Politically Speaking here, and Nasheed’s episode here.) “I’m running for president of the Board of Aldermen basically because I feel like the status quo in our city is not working, and our city in order to move forward desperately needs some different leadership at the top of the board,” Green said.

St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed is the latest guest on the Politically Speaking podcast. He joined St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Rachel Lippmann to talk about his re-election bid. Reed is squaring off against three other Democratic candidates in the March 5 primary, including Sen. Jamilah Nasheed and Alderwoman Megan Green, D-15th Ward. Both Nasheed and Green have recorded Politically Speaking episodes that will air later this month. A native of Joliet, Illinois, Reed first appeared on the local political scene in the 1990s when he was elected alderman for the 6th Ward, which includes the Midtown and Lafayette Square neighborhoods. In 2007, he successfully challenged Board of Aldermen President Jim Shrewsbury. As board president, Reed joined the powerful Board of Estimate and Apportionment that makes most of the city’s financial decisions. He also appoints aldermanic committees and presides over meetings.

Lewis Reed, according to his bio on the City of St Louis website, "has spent over two decades serving the people of St. Louis in elected office, civic and charitable involvement. He is currently the President of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen and serves as the head of the legislative branch of city government. Reed is the first African-American ever to be elected to this position.  "In his time in office," the city website continues, "Lewis has championed many causes including funding recreation centers, creating a one million dollar annual recurring youth crime prevention fund, founding Bike St. Louis and the rebirth of Washington Avenue. He is responsible for passing legislation addressing crime prevention, creating opportunities for at-risk youth, environmental sustainability, as well as neighborhood and economic development. President Reed also passed legislation to establish the first dog park in the City of St. Louis." Here's a look at how the conversation went: Part 1: "If you're going to be in public office/public service... understand people aren't going to carry you on their shoulders down the street and parade you." Reed got into office to find solutions to systemic problems, not to get people to like him. (0:00-19:15) Part 2: Public Safety. Reed is a big supporter of the city's new police chief and director of public safety; he hopes that body cameras are just one part of a holistic suite of solutions that help give citizens opportunities to avoid choosing to commit crimes in the first place. (19:15-26:15) Part 3: A seed, planted in the correct environment, will take root and begin to grow, young Reed was told by his mother. Nancy Reagan's "Say no to drugs" campaign, Lewis argues, failed because she "didn't give the kids anything to say 'Yes' to." What are the right yes seeds to plant in North St Louis? (26:15-34:00) Part 4: Reed's vision for St Louis... "development with a neighborhood, and not to a neighborhood." (34:00-47:45) Dhati Kennedy's beats provide the rhythms behind Tangazo. Andy Heaslet is the show's engineer. Listen to more of Hank's interviews on KDHX from his time filling in for DJ Wilson on Collateral Damage; check out episodes 122-134.

BOA President Lewis Reed: Purpose, Progress and Challenges at the Board of Alderman by Andrew Davis

Just a week ahead of the decisive Democratic primary in the St. Louis City mayoral contest, our guest is city Treasurer and mayoral candidate Tishaura Jones. We have also spoken to mayoral candidates Lewis Reed, President of the Board of Aldermen (listen to Lewis on the Future Great City podcast) and Lyda Krewson, Alderwoman for the 28th Ward (listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast). From the Tishaura Jones for Mayor website (see her policy statements here): Building on a background as a public servant, financial services professional, and educator, Tishaura O. Jones was sworn in as Treasurer of St. Louis on January 1, 2013. She is the first woman to hold the office in the history of St. Louis and is running for Mayor of the City of St. Louis.

Our guest this week is St. Louis City President of the Board of Aldermen and mayoral candidate, Lewis Reed. Reed became the second official candidate for Room 200, a seat occupied by Mayor Francis Slay for the past 15 years. 28th Ward alderwoman Lyda Krewson was the first to announce a run in June. Listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast here. Reed is currently in his third term as president of the Board of Alderman, a citywide elected office. Prior to that office, Reed was elected to two terms as alderman for the city's 6th Ward. He unsuccessfully challenged Slay in the 2013 mayoral contest. 2013 saw basically a one-on-one primary, while the coming contest could feature a half-dozen or more candidates vying for the open seat. We plan to invite each officially declared candidate for mayor on the Future Great City podcast and feature interviews on a single page to better inform city voters. Our conversation with Lewis Reed ran well over an hour and we veered off into talking cycling and the city near the end. As a result, this podcast is presented in two parts, with the second half posted next week. Reed's announcement to run again was made with this video: Lewis Reed for Mayor of St Louis 2017, and accompanied by the following statement: St. Louis, Missouri-President of the Saint Louis Board of Alderman Lewis Reed released a video today (August 8, 2016) as an introduction to the community on his candidacy. Reed had previously made it public that he will be running for mayor, but this is the official announcement and first campaign communication. In the video, Reed highlights his diverse family life and why it is always best to include diverse opinions & perspectives, compassion and respect for others when addressing an issue. Also highlighted is his success in spearheading development in Lafayette Square and on Washington Ave as Aldermen of the 6th Ward, creation of Bike St. Louis, creating funding sources for youth programs, and bringing the NextDoor platform to the City of St. Louis.

Our guest this week is St. Louis City President of the Board of Aldermen and mayoral candidate, Lewis Reed. Reed became the second official candidate for Room 200, a seat occupied by Mayor Francis Slay for the past 15 years. 28th Ward alderwoman Lyda Krewson was the first to announce a run in June. Listen to Lyda on the Future Great City podcast here. Reed is currently in his third term as president of the Board of Alderman, a citywide elected office. Prior to that office, Reed was elected to two terms as alderman for the city's 6th Ward. He unsuccessfully challenged Slay in the 2013 mayoral contest. 2013 saw basically a one-on-one primary, while the coming contest could feature a half-dozen or more candidates vying for the open seat. We plan to invite each officially declared candidate for mayor on the Future Great City podcast and feature interviews on a single page to better inform city voters. Our conversation with Lewis Reed ran well over an hour and we veered off into talking cycling and the city near the end. As a result, this podcast is presented in two parts, with the second half posted next week. Reed's announcement to run again was made with this video: Lewis Reed for Mayor of St Louis 2017, and accompanied by the following statement: St. Louis, Missouri-President of the Saint Louis Board of Alderman Lewis Reed released a video today (August 8, 2016) as an introduction to the community on his candidacy. Reed had previously made it public that he will be running for mayor, but this is the official announcement and first campaign communication. In the video, Reed highlights his diverse family life and why it is always best to include diverse opinions & perspectives, compassion and respect for others when addressing an issue. Also highlighted is his success in spearheading development in Lafayette Square and on Washington Ave as Aldermen of the 6th Ward, creation of Bike St. Louis, creating funding sources for youth programs, and bringing the NextDoor platform to the City of St. Louis.

On this week's show, we're joined by the president of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen, Lewis Reed. After admitting his "deep, dark secret," Reed talks about how his race against Mayor Francis Slay changed the governing calculus at City Hall, and whether the balance of power is shifting in favor of the mayor. We conclude with the topic du jour - the renewed conversations around merging St. Louis city and St. Louis County. Originally published on Nov. 21, 2013.

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