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Join Patrick Kelly on The Produce Industry Podcast as he goes LIVE from Metro St. Louis with the Sev-Rend Packaging team! In this special episode, Patrick dives deep into the world of sustainable packaging with insights from everyone at Sev-Rend—from front-line workers in the facility to the marketing and purchasing experts in the office. Discover how Sev-Rend is revolutionizing packaging with eco-friendly solutions, enhancing the supply chain, and meeting the ever-evolving demands of the produce industry. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how this innovative team is driving sustainability and making a difference one package at a time!FANCY SPONSORS: Flavor Wave, LLC.: https://flavorwavefresh.com, Noble Citrus: https://noblecitrus.com, Buck Naked Onions/Owyhee Produce, Inc.: http://www.owyheeproduce.com, John Greene Logistics Company: https://www.jglc.com, and Summer Citrus From South Africa; https://www.summercitrus.com CHOICE SPONSORS: Equifruit: https://equifruit.com Arctic® Apples: https://arcticapples.com Sev-Rend Corporation: https://www.sev-rend.com, Jac Vandenberg Inc.: https://www.jacvandenberg.com , WholesaleWare: https://www.grubmarket.com/hello/software/index.html Continental Fresh, LLC:
According to a poll from the Washington Post and Ipsos, approximately 6 in 10 Americans believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion programs are "a good thing." But Missouri is apart of a large number of states where anti-DEI bills are being introduced. Take a look back at our DEI conversations with professionals in the St. Louis area. This episode features Chief DEI Officer for Greater St. Louis, Inc., Valerie Patton, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro St. Louis' President & CEO, Martha Garcia-Kampen, and VP of DEI for Caleres, Amy Hunter. _ What were your thoughts on this episode? Visit ninepbs.org/listenstlouis and let us know. Subscribe to #NinePBS so you never miss an episode of the #CarolDanielPodcast! https://bit.ly/3OIXoWD
Mike Ferguson in the Morning 06-04-24 Jefferson County Sheriff Dave Marshak talks about the border crisis and how it's affecting Jefferson County and the entire metro St. Louis area. The Sheriff's Office will be hosting an event on Thursday, June 20, titled "Border Crisis: Why Jefferson County Is Now A Border County." It'll be at 6pm at Fox C-6 Service Center, 849 Jeffco Blvd., in Arnold, MO. The special guest speaker will be Sheriff Mark Dannels from Cochise County, Arizona. He's a leading national expert on the border crisis. The event is free and reservations are encouraged. Call 636-797-5028 or email Angela at aevans@jeffcomo.org. (https://jcsd.org/sheriff) (https://jcsd.org/) NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Livestream 24/7: http://bit.ly/newstalkstlstreamSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Martha Garcia-Kampen, president and CEO of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro St. Louis, discusses the impact of the St. Louis Hispanic Community. The discussion also explores myths and realities of the Latinx community.
Ahead of tonight's town hall at the Urban League of Metro St. Louis, the president of the Board of Aldermen for the city of St. Louis Megan Green joined us to talk about what she hopes to accomplish.
This episode is made posible by the support of The Communications Workers of America You want to know more about Organizing a Union at your workplace? Visit CWA-Union.org to learn more. You and your coworkers have taken the first step, you know its time to find out more options. Contact a CWA organizer today. In Todays episode - Meet Glenn Kage from Labor Front out of The Metro St. Louis MO area. You can find it all right here at LinkTree/LaborFront or Glenn can be found on TikTok @LaborFront and on FB he is LaborFront and on YouTube he is LaborFront on Twitter he is @Labor_Front We talk for about 30 minutes about the new UAW - GM National Agreement, new UAW President Shawn Fain and Politics too. We also include about 16 minutes of work we did with The Valley Labor Report from Alabama. On Facebook they are The Valley Labor Report - They (TVLR) were on the air for over 32 hours straight doing a fund raiser for Strike The South, Southern Unions on Strike. You can find them on YouTube at The Valley Labor Report - My Labor Radio spent an hour on the show on an early Saturday morning. They have edited it down to a hot 16 minutes, we have them to thank for that work. The audio is posted on this show, the last 16minutes after the Glenn Kage interview. Here is a link to the video & audio version on YouTube-TheValleyLaborReport Thanks for listening, you can find us at My Labor Radio and on Facebook we are My Labor Radio on Twitter we are @mgevaart We send a special Thank You to UAW 2209 for their continued support of My Labor Radio.
Against the backdrop of the new feature film “Joy Ride,” three St. Louis residents who grew up in Metro St. Louis and near Kansas City, Missouri, talk about their personal experiences as Asian American transracial adoptees navigating identity, family and belonging.
Jorge is a non-profit management professional who, for the last three years, has led Delmar Divine, a transformative project in North St. Louis City that provides shared space and myriad capacity building tools to 33 nonprofit organizations that collectively serve over 250,000 in the St. Louis MSA. He began his nonprofit career as CEO of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Metro St. Louis which, during his tenure, increased membership and revenue by 40% and spearheaded growth of Hispanic business in the St. Louis metro area.
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (NHPI) became part of the official designation of May as Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in 2022. U.S. Census Bureau numbers from 2022 show less than 1% of folks who live in the Metro St. Louis area home identify as Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. Edwardsville educator, social worker, and writer Stephanie Malia Krauss, her mother Laurie Nalani Kilstein, and her two boys are among those "onlys." Krauss and Kilstein share what that's like, and talk about ways they maintain and build strong cultural ties to a vital part of their personal, family, and community identity.
Pat Kelly is the executive director of the Municipal League of Metro St. Louis and he joins The Show to talk about the pushback from some municipalities and why they want the additional tax.
Pat Kelly of the Municipal League of Metro St. Louis joins Amy and Chris to discuss the Auto Theft Task Force and what they are trying to do to stop car theft.
Elon Musk is in all the headlines it seems but his endorsement and backing of a potential Presidential candidate is a little surprising. Plus, Pat Kelly the executive director of the Municipal League of Metro St. Louis talks the Auto Theft Task Force.
On today's episode, I speak with Coach Nick Kirchhof from the Metro State University Men's Program in Denver. We talk about how his roster is made up primarily of domestic players. He tells me about fantastic benefits of having their school in a great, urban location. Lastly, we discuss their conference and the high-level teams they play. Metro St. Men's Soccer - https://roadrunnersathletics.com/sports/mens-soccer See more interviews at https://discovercollegesoccer.com/
Emma Klues, Vice President of Communications with Great Rivers Greenway and Sean Hadley, Manager of Public Affairs at the Metro St. Louis Sewer District talk about upcoming projects, partnering together on these projects, and much more. https://greatriversgreenway.org/
Today's podcast is part 2 of our interview with Jenny Connelly-Bowen of Community Builders Network of Metro St. Louis. In this second part, she talks about the formation of CBN, her hopes for how the organization will continue to impact the region, and what she has learned in becoming a leader.
On this week's episode, we talk with Jenny Connelly-Bowen, executive director of Community Builders Network of Metro St. Louis. This interview is part one of a two part interview in which she discusses her background and transition from an unrelated career to leadership within one of the region's most impactful organizations dedicated to community engagement.
Whine Line; Pat Kelly, Executive Director Municipal League of Metro St. Louis joins Brennan and Marxkors discussing why police are not pulling people over especially for expired plates. Plus is Charlie fit enough to run seven flights of stairs in 90 seconds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome back for another episode of “From the Heart”! Thank you so much for listening! - In this episode of our St. Joseph series Bishop Vincke sits down with Fr. Leroy Metro to talk about St. André Bessette and his devotion to St. Joseph. Fr. Leroy served the Diocese of Salina for 44 years and still continues to provide spiritual direction during his retirement. We are so blessed to have him in our diocese. We hope you enjoy this episode! Fr. Leroy was ordained in 1963 at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Salina by Bishop Frecking. - Make sure to subscribe to "From the Heart" so you don't miss future episodes! St. Joseph, pray for us! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fromtheheartcatholic/message
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego : First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we have a special guest; Sammy the Sound Guy. We discuss what he sees from behind the sound board, what bands he likes to see and he reminds us to respect the sound gear because hey, someone owns it. Let's go!
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we have our first guest Noel Jordan of Eye For An Eye and The Classified. We discuss the Poway High music scene, Agent 51, Openfast, Mr Bungle and Mike Patton leaving his jacket. Let's Go!
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we talk about setting up the venue to open the doors, merch splits, changing light gels, the 5 minute set changes and the punk rock ballet. We also mention tragedies and crazy shit that happened at SOMA and the destruction of our neighborhood. Let's Go!
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we talk about booking the talent, relationships, national shows versus local shows, tech riders and marketing with flier routes. Don't forget the manila envelopes of cash. Honorable mentions go out to the Circle Jerks and Bad Religion. Let's Go!
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego First on Union St from 88-94, second on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode we talk about the politics of a 16 year old working at an all ages venue. We talk about how to talk to parents and the art of moshing. Honorable mentions go out to the shows of Silver Chair and the Foo Fighters. We kick it off with how old we were then and are now. This podcast was recorded at SGM studio, the home of Sleeping Giant Music. It was also mixed and mastered at our friends at distinctmastering.com. Music provided by Break Anchor. Please like us, follow us, subscribe to us, find us. Thank you!
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego One on Union St from 88-94 and one on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode, we talk about how to make money at a venue w/o alcohol as well as the bands who promote and the shows that they get. We talk about the owner Len, band members who have passed and we make good mentions on No Doubt shows and a Smashing Pumpkins show. Let’s go.
SOMA Live was an all age concert hall with two locations in San Diego One on Union St from 88-94 and one on Metro St from 94-99. We’re here to share our experiences from the best all ages venue in America’s finest city. On this episode, we go over the origins of Jerm, Jerry and I, Mikey Beats. As well as the origins of all three SOMA Venues. We also go over finding the perfect location for a music venue and the end of the night clean up, let's go! This podcast was recorded at SGM studio, the home of Sleeping Giant Music. It was also mixed and mastered at our friends at distinctmastering.com. Music provided by Break Anchor. Please like us, follow us, subscribe to us, find us. Thank you!
EPISODE XXIV Painting For The People (Part II) Youth leaders discuss painting a fence mural on Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive as a part of The Shelter Project, a community collaboration which creates a bus shelter and fence mural painting for the neighborhood with collaborators Kim Jayne and Hassan Shariff from the Wellston Loop Community Development Corporation, bus shelter designers Jessica Colangelo and Charles Sharpless from Somewhere Studio, LLC, and Adrian Gonzalez from Katherine Bernhardt's studio. Youth Council members worked with artist Katherine Bernhardt to create the mural, which is located on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. at Hodiamont. Recorded live in Zoom September 15, 2020. The Shelter Project is sponsored in part by Wellston Loop Community Development Corporation, Somewhere Studio, LLC, Wells Goodfellow Neighborhood Improvement Association, Katherine Bernhardt, Metro St. Louis, Alberici Constructors, Inc., Ryan Goser of Goser Structural Engineering, LLC, LJ Punch, MD and “The T”, Cure Violence, and Saint Louis Story Stitchers youth programs such as mural painting and community organizing for The Shelter Project are supported through grants from the City of St. Louis Youth Crime Prevention grant of 2020, Youthbridge Community Foundation Nonprofit Recovery and Resilience Fund, Missouri Foundation for Health, Incarnate Word Foundation, Regional Arts Commission, and Arts and Education Council PNC, and Spirit of St. Louis Women's Fund. StitchCast Studio is sponsored by City of St. Louis' Youth at Risk Crime Prevention Grant of 2020, Steward Family Foundation, Spirit of St. Louis Women's Fund's three year grant 2020-22, Arts and Education Council PNC Grant, and Missouri Foundation for Health. To learn more visit storystitchers.org. Pick the City UP Art Interlude: Dear Shooters Copyright KP Dennis and Branden Lewis, 2018. Recording Saint Louis Story Stitchers, 2018.
Painting For The People (Part I) Youth leaders discuss painting a fence mural on Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive as a part of The Shelter Project, a community collaboration which creates a bus shelter and fence mural painting for the neighborhood. Youth Council members worked with artist Katherine Bernhardt to create the mural. Recorded live in Zoom September 8, 2020. The Shelter Project is sponsored in part by Wellston Loop Community Development Corporation, Somewhere Studio, LLC, Wells Goodfellow Neighborhood Improvement Association, Katherine Bernhardt, Metro St. Louis, Alberici Constructors, Inc., Ryan Goser of Goser Structural Engineering, LLC, LJ Punch, MD and “The T”, and Saint Louis Story Stitchers youth programs such as mural painting and community organizing for The Shelter Project are supported through grants from the City of St. Louis Youth Crime Prevention grant of 2020, Youthbridge Community Foundation Nonprofit Recovery and Resilience Fund, Missouri Foundation for Health, Incarnate Word Foundation, Regional Arts Commission, and Arts and Education Council PNC, and Spirit of St. Louis Women's Fund. Pick the City UP Art Interlude: Sneak Attack KP Dennis and Branden Lewis Copyright Saint Louis Story Stitchers, 2020
The mayor of Woodson Terrace is sending a letter to St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson asking for a say in whether the city privatizes the Lambert International Airport. Also, the mayor of Bridgeton and others involved in the Municipal League of Metro St. Louis are spearheading an impact study to discover how they could be affected if a private operator leases the airport.
Guest Rev. John Shank is pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church in Edwardsville, IL, serving students through our LCMS U chapter at SIU-Edwardsville (ulue.org). Please encourage students within striking distance of St. Louis to attend the third annual Roots Conference on October 11-12, 2019, hosted by LCMS U chapters in the Metro St. Louis area. Learn more at ulue.org/event/3rd-annual-roots-conference.
In May of 1965, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. addressed to the Negro American Labor Council stating, "there must be a better distribution of wealth within this country for all God's children." From then to now our nation's economic divide continues to widen. In his Nobel Peace Prize address he asserted, “There is nothing new about poverty. What is new, however, is that we have the resources to get rid of it.”. In this episode, we will learn more about the National MBA Association of Metro St. Louis. The organization who leads in the creation of educational opportunities and economic growth for African Americans through programs, partnerships and career opportunities in management. Joining us today is Carrie Sanders, President and Desiree Adeboye, the Entrepreneurship Co-Director/ VP of Recording with National Black MBA Association of Metro St. Louis.Carrie creates and implements marketing strategy development, risk mitigation & program analysis with LHHCII. Desiree is the owner of Prime International, business consulting firm and Cultural Xpressions, diversity and cultural training . Cultural Xpressions provides an authentic cultural experience through the introduction of ethnic, food, art, traditions and trips. In this episode: - How has the National Black MBA Association the need and impact changed from its inception? - Why is the NBMBA's emphasis on intellectual as well as economic wealth. - How partnerships are arranged and implemented. - How are pathways in St. Louis being created? - What people are gaining through membership in NBMBA. - How the workplace is changing where corporate structure and culture is rapidly changing. - Advice for African-American workers pursuing their careers and opportunities. - Recommendations for listeners interested in becoming a member. - How can people learn more about NBMBA. Visit www.stlblackmba.org
Jade Harrell with Adrian E. Bracy, CEO, YWCA of Metro St. Louis In this episode: - Learn more about the multiple services of the YWCA: >Economic Empowerment >Women's Resource Center >Racial Justice >Head Start >YW-Teens - Get to know the CEO...Jade gets personal with Adrian to discover her NFL experience, perseverence in male-dominated industries and what tools she implements to get through her most challenging situations. -Details of the "Walk A Mile" organization and this year's event in STL. Join together with other men and women throughout St. Louis who are speaking out against rape, sexual assault and gender violence. August 3, 2017 Ballpark Village | 601 Clark Ave. | St. Louis, MO 63102 VIP Registration - 4:30pm General Registration - 5pm Walk Begins - 6pm Rain or shine! Learn more at http://www.ywcastlouis.org/
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