Podcasts about main street books

Dive into family-related activities and destinations in St. Louis with guest Tara Smith, author of 'Best Mom, St. Louis'. Tara, a seasoned blogger and mother of four, shares insights from her book, offering a plethora of recommendations for family outings that cater to various interests, including the best places for pizza, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences. The discussion emphasizes the importance of spending quality time with family, exploring local attractions, and embracing the opportunity to be a tourist in one's own city. Tara also discusses her motivations behind writing the book, her background, and the effort involved in curating the list of recommended places. Additionally, the episode touches on the significance of digital detox for kids, fostering family bonds through shared experiences, and provides a brief overview of upcoming book signings where audiences can meet Tara Smith in person.[00:00] Introduction to Family Fun in St. Louis[00:38] Welcome to St. Louis In Tune[00:55] Morning Banter and Show Teasers[01:39] Promoting Civility and Family Togetherness[03:43] Tara Smith Discusses Her Book 'Best Mom, St. Louis'[04:55] Exploring St. Louis: A Family-Friendly City[06:03] The Making of 'Best Mom, St. Louis'[11:57] Tara's Personal Favorites and Family Memories[16:31] Uncovering Hidden Gems in St. Louis[19:21] The Importance of Family Activities and Communication[27:51] Tara Smith: Not Just the 'Best Mom' but a Guide for All[31:36] Exploring Hidden Gems: The Skate Park Discovery[35:20] Affordable Family Fun: Free Activities and Budget-Friendly Options[38:10] The Ultimate Family Adventure: Creating a Bucket List from the Book[39:27] Book Signings and Engaging Events: Where to Meet the Author[44:00] Encouragement for Single Parents: Balancing Work and Family Time[47:33] Celebrating National Days and Wrapping Up with HumorSCHEDULED EVENTS FOR BEST MOM ST. LOUISSaturday, April 20, from 1 – 3 p.m. Main Street Books: 307 S Main St, St Charles, MO 63301: (636) 949-0105Saturday, May 4, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Happy Up Inc.: 8103 Maryland Ave, St. Louis, MO 63105: (314) 725-2455Saturday, June 1, from 12 – 2 p.m. The Landing Hub: 1 Landing Hub Lane, Pacific, MO 63069: (636) 393-0778Saturday, June 8, from 3:00 – 4:30 p.m. Betty's Books: 10 Summit Ave, Webster Groves, MO 63119; (314) 279-1731: Presentation and Book SigningPlaces mentioned:"Frontenac Mall": "00:12:10""Union Station": "00:14:04""Booster Park": "00:15:19""Lone Elk Park": "00:10:38""World Bird Sanctuary": "00:10:38""Suzanne Park": "00:10:38""Mississippi River": "00:16:56""Trolley ride in St. Louis": "00:16:56""Magic House": "00:18:44""Forest Park": "00:18:45""St. Louis Zoo": "00:18:45"Mentions"Dred Scott Heritage Foundation Petition": "00:22:49""Saint Louis In Tune Website": "00:24:02""Tara Smith's Blog Site": "00:39:28""Book "Best Moms Saint Louis"": "00:39:28"Best Mom St. Louis BookSt. Louis Lifestyle Mom Blog: Fun Family Activities, Travel, Crafts And Recipes Mixed In - Seeing Dandy BlogThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stlouis

This episode features Patrick Murphy, a renowned author, television producer, and media personality, discussing his latest book Prelude to a Century: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair; aka the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Murphy shares insights into the World's Fair's historical significance, including its architectural marvels, technological innovations, and cultural impact. The fair, celebrated for its grand scale and achievements, attracted 22 million visitors and showcased inventions that foreshadowed modern advancements. Murphy also highlights lesser-known aspects, such as the controversial exhibition of indigenous peoples and other ethical concerns. The episode delves into Murphy's research process, revealing previously unseen photographs and stories discovered in archives. The conversation also touches on the fair's enduring legacy in St. Louis, encouraging a reflection on the city's potential and historical accomplishments. [00:00] Welcome to St. Louis in Tune: Exploring the St. Louis World's Fair[01:28] Returning to Civility: Travel Tips and Etiquette[02:14] Special Guest Patrick Murphy: A St. Louis Media Icon[02:37] Diving into 'Prelude to a Century': The 1904 World's Fair Unveiled[03:18] Patrick Murphy's Journey: From Media to Authorship[15:06] Exploring the Pike: The Heart of the 1904 World's Fair[20:00] Reflecting on the Fair's Legacy and Its Impact on the Future[25:36] Exploring the Dred Scott Heritage Foundation's Mission[28:15] Diving Into the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair with Patrick Murphy[28:53] Unveiling the Dark Side of the World's Fair: Infant Incubators and Human Exhibits[30:50] Patrick Murphy's Book Tour and Writing Journey (check with the event venue for confirmation a few days ahead)Thursday, April 11 – Book Launch at the Missouri History MuseumSaturday, April 13 from 1 – 3 p.m. Webster Books; 27 N. Gore, Webster Groves, MO 63119Sunday, April 14 from 1 – 3 p.m. Main Street Books; 307 S Main St, St Charles, MO 63301Saturday, April 27 from 12 – 2 p.m. Kerry Cottage; 113 N Kirkwood Rd, Kirkwood, MO 63122Sunday, April 28 from 3 – 6 p.m. Campbell House; 1508 Locust St, St. Louis, MO 63103Tuesday, May 7; Washington Missouri Library; 410 Lafayette St, Washington, MO 63090[33:49] Reimagining St. Louis: The Legacy of the 1904 World's Fair[42:56] Reflecting on St. Louis' Past and Future Through the Lens of the World's Fair[47:50] Closing Thoughts and Invitation to Explore FurtherCandy MenMissouri History Museum - World's Fair Exhibit (04/27/2024 - 04/30/2030)Patrick Murphy AuthorReedy PressThis is Season 7! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#stlouisworldsfair #1904worldsfair #mohistory #louisianapurchaseexposition #1904stlouisworldsfair #incubator #icecreamcone #jello #construction #wirelesstelephone #earlyautomobiles #washingtonuniversity #meetmeinstlouis #ferriswheel

Thom Donovan joins me via Zoom to talk about his journey in music from growing up in St.Charles, MO and playing gigs with his band Lapush, touring for years with Will Hoge to writing his first novel! Thom will be signing copies of The Twin Affair at Main Street Books in St.Charles, MO from 1-3 Saturday November 18th. If you can't make it, you can find a copy at ThomDonovan.com or check your local independent bookstore. On this episode you'll hear: Over The Sky  Find more Thom Donovan music wherever you stream digital music! Keep an eye out for some new music coming soon from his latest project Telex Telex. Listen to Rock Paper Podcast on Spotify, Stitcher, Apple & Google Podcast apps or ROCKPAPERPODCAST.com Thank you to Friendship Brewing Company in Wentzville, MO and Flint Hill, MO for their continued support! Stop in for some delicious food or grab a couple of canned beers to take home. Be sure to come visit them for all your craft beer needs. Over 25 rotating taps, all sorts of tasty eats! Now through December if you bring in an unwrapped toy donation for Toys For Tots, you can get yourself a free FBC beer. Live music every weekend FBC Wentzville 11/18 Buddy Entwistle (7-10p)  FLI-HI Music: 11/17 Michael Marciano (7-10p) 11/18 Andy Tucker (7-10p)  FriendshipBrewingCo.com

On this spooktacular episode, we meet the very talented author/ illustrator Ashley Belote, whose STEMsational books include the brand new Witch and Wombat, Frankenslime, Valenslime, Listen Up, Louella, and Don't Wash Winston (available for pre-order now). We talk about the importance of read-alouds, of the joy of illustrations that leave you searching for clues and hidden gems, and how to create STEM/STEAM connections for all ages.[01:10] Ashley's Background and Adventures in LearningGrowing up in a publishing familyLifelong love of art.[03:17] The Whole Book ApproachImpact of  Megan Dowd Lambert's "The Whole Book Approach" course.Fostering curiosity and critical thinking through an interactive approach to sharing books.[05:09] Ashley's Approach to Illustration and WritingImportance of details and visual storytellingReaders Guides and building STEM/STEAM connections with Frankenslime and Valenslime[08:14] Witch and WombatChildhood inspiration and personal connection to characters and plot.Adaptation and accepting change.[11:09] Read Aloud from Witch and WombatHow to Order a Signed Copy from Main Street Books.[15:20] Ashley's Art ProcessCharacter sketches.How illustrations inspire writing.Approach to character development and maintaining consistency.[19:28] Ashley's Experience Illustrating for Other AuthorsSeparation between authors and illustrators in traditional publishing, with examples from Frankenslime and Valenslime.[22:50] Social Emotional Learning and  Listen Up, Louella[26:22] Childhood Book InfluencesImpact of the Pokey Little Puppy and Jolly Christmas Postman on her journey as an author and illustrator.[29:13] The Lifelong Educational Value of BooksHow books shape individuals and create lifelong memories.[32:30] Future Books Don't Wash Winston and Sheepwrecked.Support the showRead the full show notes, visit the website, and check out my on-demand virtual course. Continue the adventure at LinkedIn or Instagram. *Disclosure: I am a Bookshop.org. affiliate.

We talk journals for specific purposes (aka a good excuse to start another journal) and Ted shares his books and stationery explorations in Charlotte, NC. And listener Scott B. builds on our discussion of refilling Pilot pens. Main Street Books, Davidson, NC BOOKS!Good Postage Elisa GabbertFine Point CommunicationsWrite Notepads Paper Journal Banana

WE ARE BACK IN PERSON FOR SEASON 3!!!!! However, we still liked having this podcast as part of our celebration! The episode for this year will be released on March 7th! Please check out the Google Site and take part in the poll In this teaser: Nana Beacoat introduces herself as our new MC! Kate Ramotowski and Jessica Baker discuss their history with Writers Week and their hopes for its continuation. Mrs. Patterson reminds everyone to keep March 9th open for the Writers Week Community Expo. ( 5:30-8:30Encore Performances and One Acts and other pieces from the Theater Troupe will take place. We will also have a vendor fair featuring Student entrepreneurs, and authors from the community. Main Street Books in St. Charles will be on hand with books from some of our presenters during the week. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dina-patterson/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dina-patterson/support

Main Street Books has been a Frostburg, Maryland, staple for over three decades. Owner Fred Powell joins us this week to discuss this quintessential small-town bookstore, including how it has - and hasn't - changed over the years. We also tease an exciting episode coming up in the new year! Books We Talk About: Matrix by Lauren Groff, The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven by Nathaniel Ian Milller and the Vernon Subutex trilogy by Virginie Despentes

If you've got a book-lover on your holiday shopping list, get ready for an episode full of recommendations you can rely on.Every year, Anne and a special guest tackle listener requests for book recommendations, and it's always an episode that's guaranteed to add some fresh titles to your to-be-read list and your gift list. This year, Anne's talking with TWO other bookish professionals: Adah Fitzgerald and Andrea Jasmin of Main Street Books in Davidson, North Carolina.Anne's loved Main Street Books since her first visit back in 2017. She always walks away with a great pick or two from Adah and Andrea, so she was thrilled to talk with them today to answer a whole bunch of the recommendation requests you submitted this season.While our recommendations today reply to specific requests, the titles recommended are sure to please a wide range of readers that share similar tastes and interests. Be sure to visit our show notes pages at whatshouldireadnextpodcast.com/355, too, to see the full list of titles mentioned, leave your own ideas in the comments, and see suggestions from fellow listeners.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Adah Fitzgerald, owner of Main Street Books in Davidson, North Carolina, joins the show to talk stocking a pen for the first time Special offer: enter the discount code TAKENOTE when you enter your online order and get 20% off of your purchase, excluding shipping costs. Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourtYou Made a Fool of Death With Your Beauty by Akwaeke Emezi coming out in MayMoonWitch, SpiderKing by Marlon JamesPure Color by Sheila HediSea of Tranquility by Emily St John MandelStation 11 by Emily St John MandelHerbin pens now available at Main Street Books

Adam and Ted discuss Sally Rooney's new book Beautiful World, Where Are You?, but not before revisiting a decades-old saxaphony scandal, re-learning how to be in the world, bringing out the tried and true “Stickin' With It” segment, and prepping Adam to start a month-long poetry-reading project.We lead the show with an endorsement of Main Street Books in Davidson, NC. Order your books online from an indie bookstore, where they really care about books! Enter code TAKENOTE for 20% off (not including shipping costs).I Think You Should Leave by Tim Robinsonr/panelshowr/extinct_hockeyThe Silken Tent by Robert FrostV by Tony HarrisonBeautiful World, Where Are You by Sally Rooney

'I Touch The Earth, The Earth Touches Me' (extract) by Hugh Prather read by Walter Price. 'I Touch The Earth, The Earth Touches Me' was first published by Main Street Books in 1972. More from Walter Price can be found at https://www.greenenaftaligallery.com/artists/walter-price

In this episode, I have a great conversation with Joe and Katy Kindred, the owners of Kindred restaurant in Davidson, and Hello, Sailor in Cornelius. To say that Joe and Katy are superstar restaurateurs would not be an overstatement – their career experience has spanned the globe, and their first restaurant – Kindred in Davidson – transformed the culinary landscape in the Lake Norman area. During our conversation, Joe and Katy share the story of their entrepreneurial journey, and the inspiration behind their two amazing restaurants. It was such an honor to have this conversation with them, and I just know you're going to love this episode!Kindred                https://kindreddavidson.com/Hello, Sailor        https://hellosailornc.com/ Local businesses recognized in this episode:Elisabeth Rose                   https://www.elisabeth-rose.com/Davidson Village Inn        https://davidsoninn.com/Dressler's                            http://www.dresslersrestaurant.com/131 Main                             https://www.131-main.com/Pho Nam                              https://www.phonamvietnamese.com/Main Street Books           https://www.mainstreetbooksdavidson.com/The Village Store              https://www.facebook.com/thevillagestoreFlatiron                                 https://flatirononmain.com/ Katy's reading recommendations:Integrity, by Henry Cloud                              https://amzn.to/3eD79SORadical Candor, by Kim Scott                       https://amzn.to/3lcD672Daring Greatly, by Brene' Brown               https://amzn.to/3kbDxx5Setting the Table, by Danny Meyer           https://amzn.to/2IfHJi0Atomic Habits, by James Clear                    https://amzn.to/2GMvTf2(We may receive a monetary commission if you buy something or take an action after clicking one of these links. The Best of LKN is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.)Many thanks to our sponsor again this week:HempLily – Your CBD Oil Source – Corneliushttps://hemplily.com/Shop online or in their lovely boutique. Use code “LKN15” at check-out for 15% off your purchase! Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia)

Monday, October 26, 2020 - The parent child relationship is never easy to navigate. It’s even more complicated when religious and political views differ. American Gospel is the latest book from author and English professor Lin Enger. He explores a complex father son relationship between Enoch and Peter Bywater, after Enoch publicly predicts the apocalypse. ~~~ Commentary on political advertising from Mark Trahant. ~~~ Ashley Thornberg returns from a road trip to Minot where she appeared on the Good Talk online show, which is recorded in front of a live audience. Along the way she gathered several interviews, and today we share her conversation with Val Stadick of Main Street Books.

Journalist and writer Charu Kumarhia talks to the owner of Main Street Books in Davidson, NC about the ins and outs of running a small business with an iconic history.  Adah Fitzgerald speaks about taking care of the itty bitty details of running her dream book store but also keeping her passion alive for her love of books.https://www.mainstreetbooksdavidson.com/https://libro.fm/mainstreetbookshttp://takenote.space/www.charukumarhia.com www.charukumarhia.com

Donna and Rachel are friends who aren’t afraid to ask questions, laugh loudly, obsess freely and covet vintage items. The pair created the Smart Mouth Life Podcast to celebrate women who run their mouths and the world. Today's episode features Adah Fitzgerald, proprietor of Main Street Books, an independent bookstore in Davidson, NC which Mental Floss magazine named "Best Bookstore in NC" in 2019.

Kirsten and special guest Melissa Polk discuss the 2nd book in the Food Literacy Book Club series--The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan.  We talk about the stars of the book---corn, Joel Salatin, pasture, livestock, and food literacy.  Melissa talks about creating a food culture for her family on her own since most of us in the US no longer have a traditional food culture to hand down.   The next book in the series is Tracie McMillan's The American Way Of Eating.  Join us in person on Saturday, March 23rd at 10:30 am at Main Street Books.  Buy your copy from Main Street and get 20% off.  You can always "join" the discussion on Food Smarts.  

Kirsten talks about the 6 food literacy book titles she recommends for those wanting to really understand how food is produced in this country, how it needs to be, and how we can take control of our health and our grocery dollar. In January, the monthly Food Literacy Book Club kicks off. If you can't make the local meeting, you can follow along with the podcast version right here on Food Smarts. Locals--make sure and buy your books at Main Street Books. Here are the books, in order, that we will feature over the next 6 months. Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals by Michael Pollan The American Way of Eating by Tracie McMillan Folks, This Ain't Normal by Joel Salatin The Third Plate by Dan Barber Death By Food Pyramid by Denise Minger Subscribe to the Small Wonder Food Newsletter and follow Small Wonder Food on Facebook and Instagram to stay in the know.  

Alex London--author of the Proxy Series, the Wild Ones series, and more, about his new young adult novel, BLACK WINGS BEATING--talks about the patriarchal influence on narrative structure, considering queer heroism, being terrified of coming back to YA, and why Jonathan Franzen owes him a thank you note.   Alex London Show Notes Alex London’s first episode of First Draft The Wild Ones Junior Library Guild The Adventures of Wrong Man and Power Girl Hope Nation edited by Rose Brock Ursula K. le Guin H is for Hawk by Helen McDonald The Once and Future King by T. H. White Mike Dupuy Hawk Food Mary Fran Rash, Owner of Main Street Books in St. Charles, MO YALLFEST Adam Gidwitz Neal Shusterman Jason Reynolds Will Kostakis (listen to his First Draft episode here)

Jen Browne is back to fill up your calendar with great Fall literary events in Frostburg, Maryland! We have a complete list of events listed below. For more information about the events listed below be sure to visit frostburg.edu/cla or contact jabrowne@frostburg.edu for more information.  l 5-6 October: 12th Annual Western Maryland Independent Literature Festival Join us for two days of readings, roundtables, and panel discussions celebrating the writers, publishers, and readers of small press and independent literature at various locations on Main St. in Frostburg.  Saturday’s events include a book fair with regional publishers in the Lyric Theatre 11 October: Gerald Duff 7:30 PM, Lyric Theatre Gerald Duff has published over 18 books, including novels, collections of short stories and poems, and books of nonfiction. His newest book, Nashville Burning, was published in September 2017. http://www.geraldduff.com/ 25 October: Julia Kasdorf (poet) and Steven Rubin (photographer) 7:30 PM, Lewis J. Ort Library  Julia Spicher Kasdorf has published three collections of poetry with the University of Pittsburgh Press, most recently Poetry in America.  With photographer Steven Rubin, she has created a poetry collection to document the impacts of natural gas development in Pennsylvania, titled Shale Play, which will be published by Penn State University Press in fall 2018. http://english.la.psu.edu/faculty-staff/jmk28 1 November: Peter Stark 7 PM, Lyric Theatre  Peter Stark is an adventure and exploration writer and historian. A long-time correspondent for Outside magazine, Stark’s articles and essays have also appeared in Smithsonian, The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, Men’s Journal, and many others. His Astoria was a New York Times bestseller.Young Washington: How Wilderness and War Forged America’s Founding Father was published in May 2018. Stark’s visit is funded by the Martha T. and Ralph M. Race Western History Lecture Fund and co-sponsored by the History Department.  https://www.peterstarkauthor.com 10 November: One Act Play Festival 7:00 PM in the Historic Palace Theatre The One-Act Play Festival features a production of the winning play and staged readings of the second and third place winning plays of our international one-act playwriting competition; a talkback with writers, actors, and directors; and a reception. 6 December: Andy Duncan  7:30 PM, Main Street Books  FSU’s very own Andy Duncan will celebrate the release of An Agent of Utopia: New and Selected Stories (out in November from Small Beer Press) with a reading at Main Street Books.   Other events, such as our first Saturday Coffee with a Writer program, will be continuing as well.  

Llalan Fowler, commonly known as "the bookstore lady," has a life that revolves around storytelling. She curates stories for a living, she's actively trying to change the story of her hometown, and she's learning every day from the story of her life thus far.  Click here for more information about Main Street Books.  Click here to read Voices from the Borderland. 

Jody Walker was brave enough to join RTL on our first  Guerrilla  Pod at this years Indie Lit. Festival. Jody is a retired third grade teacher, and potter and has created a beautiful book full of wonder; with lessons for young and old alike. Jody has a wonderful soothing voice that is sure to put you at ease. Be sure to support this author by purchasing her book at the following locations: Main Street Books   Mountain Shine Creative Amazon

Jen Browne is back to discuss upcoming fall events for the Center for Literary Arts. The One Act Play festival returns to the Palace for it's 8th season September 30, 2017 at 7pm.  Playwrights from all over the world submitted work and the winners have been announced.. do not miss this event. Purchase your tickets at Main Street Books in Frostburg, Allegany Arts Council, and CLA.  The Fall Reading Series Starts this September 19th. All of the reading series will be held at 7:30pm at the Lyric Theatre 20 E. Main Street Frostburg that is free and open to the public. This series features Charley Henley, Chauna Craig, and Robert Earl Price.  Coffee with the Writer an informal discussion with writers with coffee and pastries with writers from 10-12pm on the first Saturday of each month with Frank Senese and Barry Weinberg in October 7 and November 4; drink hot Clatter Coffee and eat the sweet treats from Lorenzo's  Stop into the CLA they are open Monday and Friday from 12-6pm Wednesday 12-2:30pm Saturday 9-4pm 

Gregg Wolff is back to discuss the Highland American Music Series Presents! A Special Weekend of music to benefit Frostburg State University's Public Radio station WFWM. (91.9 FM) This concert series will kick off with Sierra Hall August 18, 2017 and The Carpenter Ants on August 19, 2017. Both shows will be held at The Palace Theatre doors open at 7:30pm.  Gregg also discusses their exciting 2017-2018 shows with Seldom Scene and the Quebe Sisters.  All tickets are available for purchase online and at Main Street Books in Frostburg MD.  Don't wait these shows will sell out, see great live music and support your local public radio station. HAMS Website

In an upcoming episode of Syfy's 10th season of Ghost Hunters, T.A.P.S. visits a city I love and know well -- St. Charles, Missouri. I've been waiting patiently for this special episode, and I'll give you a heads up on the locations and stories you're likely to see. Also, check out "Ghosts of St. Charles", a great book by Michael Henry! Visit BigSeance.com for show notes! Pssst... Are you looking for the SpeakPipe Link?            In this episode: Listener Feedback from "Karen from down at the lake" :00 Surprise! It's a bonus episode! 1:10 Have a question? Want to share listener feedback? Visit SpeakPipe.com/BigSeance or call the feedback line at (775) 583-5563. 1:42 On Wednesday, September 16, Syfy's Ghost Hunters will air an episode featuring historic Main Street in St. Charles, MO, a city I love and know well. It is the fourth episode in the highly anticipated 10th season, and is titled "Over My Dead Body". 2:06 In this episode of The Big Séance Podcast, I'll highlight the locations and stories that are likely to be featured in the upcoming Ghost Hunters episode. For historical information and background of the locations, I'll refer to Michael Henry's book, "Ghosts of St. Charles". Michael also has a site called StCharlesGhosts.com, where you can find information about the ghost tours that he leads in St. Charles. 3:49 I purchased my copy of Ghosts of St. Charles from Main Street Books, a super cute bookstore that just happens to be next door to one of the locations likely to be featured on Syfy. The bookstore has its own history as well. You can find Main Street Books on Facebook, where they're very active. Check them out! 4:53 A REALLY brief history of St. Charles, MO. 5:32 Elijah Lovejoy, Ebenezer Curtis, and the upstairs apartment in the Goellner's Printing building. 6:20 Dengler's Tobacco in the "Old Farmer's Home" 8:05 The spirit of Mollie at the Millstream Restaurant and Bar 8:51 The lost graveyard at the city park next to Lewis and Clark's restaurant. 9:45 The Mother-in-Law House and the ghost of Christina. 10:29 Michael Henry's official viewing party is planned for 8pm Central on September 16, at Llewelyn's Pub on Main Street. He'll have copies of his book, "Ghosts of St. Charles", on hand. 12:21 Some early thoughts on the new season of Ghost Hunters (Season 10) 13:02 Watch "Over My Dead Body", featuring the hauntings of historic St. Charles, Missouri, and send me your thoughts! 14:59   Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information.   Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing, rating, and reviewing the show on iTunes, TuneIn Radio, or Stitcher! Also, check out BigSéance.com!