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Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum joins the show to talk about the Memorial holding the 41st annual St. Louis Regional Veterans Day Parade this Saturday November 9th.

Chris and Amy begin the show talking about if the weather might keep people away from the polls and what to do if the outcome of election is stressing you out. Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum joins the show to talk about the Memorial holding the 41st annual St. Louis Regional Veterans Day Parade this Saturday November 9th. Finally, did you see this.

Guests on the Chris and Amy Show include; Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum talks about the Memorial holding the 41st annual St. Louis Regional Veterans Day Parade this Saturday November 9th. St. Louis City Alderman representing the 14th Ward Rasheen Aldridge discussing Prop B and how it gives the Board of Alderman more control over budget. Host of KMOX Sports Open Line Matt Pauley talking Blues, Cardinals have no gold glove winners and college basketball starts today. Leland Vittert, NewsNation Chief Washington Anchor, Host of Balance with Leland Vittert joined the show to talk about the election. Also talked about is if it is selfish to not be informed on current events and politics? And what to do if the election is stressing you out.

First female in Missouri to ever harvest an elk full Mark Sundlov from the Missouri History Museum joins the show to discuss Soldiers Memorial Military Museum's 41st Annual St. Louis Regional Veterans Day Parade Saturday, November 9 at 10:30 am Honor all US military veterans throughout the St. Louis region! Anna Budnik, the first female hunter drawn for an elk tag in Missouri & therefore first woman EVER to harvest an elk in Missouri joins the show. John Launius also stops by to discuss his work with The Incense Journey and the Find Your Tribe Initiative. 2319 Sat, 02 Nov 2024 21:27:00 +0000 GtxZzaEUTHnSt2nHjuMgzhCKrsW79Vmr sports,leisure,government Second Amendment Radio sports,leisure,government First female in Missouri to ever harvest an elk 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-l

Mark Sundlov, director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, joins Brad Young (in for Mark Reardon) & Sue Thomas to discuss what events Soldiers Memorial is hosting this Memorial Day weekend, the exhibits available, and more!

Hour 3: Brad Young (in for Mark Reardon) welcomes Patrick Rishe, director of the Sports Business Program at Washington University, to discuss the college athletes set to get a 2.8 billion dollar revenue sharing model in a landmark NCAA settlement. Later, Mark Sundlov, director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, joins Brad Young & Sue Thomas to discuss what events Soldiers Memorial is hosting this Memorial Day weekend, the exhibits available, and more! Later, Brad brings you the Audio Cut of the Day.

Welcome to the STL Bucket List Show! In this episode, hosts Luke & Marissa Farrell, joined by Sam Moore, Director of Public History at the Missouri Historical Society (MHS), explore the dynamic history of St. Louis. Discover MHS's founding mission in 1866, with over half a million annual visitors to the Missouri History Museum and a vast artifact collection supported by 4,500 members.Uncover MHS's core components: the Missouri History Museum, Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, and the Library & Research Center. Soldiers Memorial, downtown, currently features the evocative exhibit "Vietnam at War & at Home." Meanwhile, the Missouri History Museum, nestled in Forest Park, is a nationally accredited institution showcasing local and regional history.Explore how the museum keeps history alive with rotating exhibits like "Coloring STL" and "Soccer City." Join Luke & Marissa and their guest, Sam Moore, for an engaging journey through St. Louis' past. Experience the stories that have shaped the city, with a glimpse into the vibrant present and exciting future.Support the show

Roaming St. Louis the week before Veterans Day led KMOX host Scott Jagow to the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum in downtown St. Louis. The museum was opened after World War I as a memorial to that war and it remained in subpar condition for many decades. Then in 2018, it was refurbished and today it's one of the city's gems. Scott chats with the museum's director Mark Sundlov and docent Lon Zimmerman about some of the St. Louisans who served and sacrificed in America's conflicts, the prized artifacts inside the exhibits and more. 

Dr. Frances Levine has been appointed the Interim Executive Director for the St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum, the Museum. Dr. Levine will lead the Museum as it searches for a permanent Executive Director, to be selected in the coming months.  ------ “Although I retired a few short months ago, I could not pass up an opportunity to lead this incredible team and project,” said Dr. Levine. “I was struck by the impact of the building, the excellence of the Museum exhibits, and the promise of the work we can do together in the St. Louis region and beyond.”  -------   Dr. Frances Levine was the President and CEO of the Missouri Historical Society and Missouri History Museum from spring 2014 until summer 2022 when she retired. Dr. Levine led the successful reaccreditation of the Missouri Historical Society by the American Alliance of Museums in 2019, and the successful integration of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum into the institutional organization of the MHS. Under her leadership, MHS received the first ever award for Diversity Equity and Inclusion awarded by the American Alliance of Museum in 2017. In 2019, she was named one of the most influential women in business by the St. Louis Business Journal and received a National Urban League Salute to Women Award in 2018. In 2021, she received the Norman A. Stack Award for Community Relations from the Jewish Community Relations Council in St. Louis.  ----- 

Mark Sundlov, Director of Soldiers Memorial Military Museum talks with Debbie and Megan about what fireworks can do to our veterans who suffer from PTSD. 

Local historian Mark Sundlov discusses the "Righting a Wrong: Japanese Americans and World War II" exhibit at Soldiers Memorial Military Museum.

Guest Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, stops in to share highlights of the newly renovated museum and talks about the history of the memorial and steps that have been taken to preserve the past to carry it into the future. 

Veterans Kim Chamberlain and 100-year-old Marshall J. Phillips share some of their experiences of African-Americans in the U.S. military. Marvin Alonso Greer, the education and visitor experience lead for Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, also talks to host Don Marsh about how a local event will showcase the contributions of African-American soldiers coming home from World War I in 1919 – and beyond.

Gabbing with Angela Moore, the facilities and sustainability coordinator for the Missouri Historical Society. She works to create more sustainable programs and facilitate more sustainable initiatives for the Historical Society. As Angela pointed out, it’s important to preserve history and culture, and to do that you have to preserve the earth so it’s here for many generations to come. One of the Historical Society’s goals is to make history accessible to all. Pair that with their core value of being good stewards and advocates for sustainability, and it just makes sense to look to the past and the future. The Society’s focus permeates all of the areas under their umbrella, including the Missouri History Museum, Soldiers Memorial Military Museum, and Library & Research Center. In fact, the new Soldiers Memorial Military Museum is expecting a LEED certification, so the Society is really putting into practice their goals and values. Sustainability at Missouri Historical Society During her time with the Society, Angela has effectively brought their sustainable actions to the forefront of the community, showcasing the impact those efforts are having. The Missouri Historical Society also participates in the St. Louis Green Business Challenge and has been involved since its early days. In fact, in 2017, they won the St. Louis Green Business Challenge award, champion level. That win invigorated the Missouri Historical Society to do more and share more. Read more at The Green Home Coach Website! The Green Gab Podcast Links Bar:  Subscribe via iTunes |   Subscribe via RSS Feed |  Facebook Page |  Twitter Page |  Stitcher Page Connect with The Green Gab Podcast Hosts: — Marla Esser Cloos on – The Web – Twitter – Facebook – LinkedIn — Tony Pratte on – The Web – Facebook – LinkedIn  Green Gab: About the Hosts of The Green Gab Podcast: Green Gab Podcast Host Marla Esser Cloos is the Founder of The Green Home Coach – a company leading the way to inspire you to learn about, focus on and put into place Green Solutions when it comes to your life, home building and more. Marla is an NAHB Master Certified Green Professional, LEED AP and Missouri Woman Business Enterprise. She Earned her B.S. in Engineering and Public Policy and a Certificate in Energy from Washington University. Click here to learn more about Marla at her website online via TheGreenHomeCoach.Com Connect with Marla Esser Cloos on – The Web – Twitter – Facebook – LinkedIn Green Gab Podcast Host Tony Pratte is the Director of Builder/Contractor Relations at The Sound Room in St. Louis, Missouri. Tony is a graduate of St. Louis University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has earned a Masters in Environmental Management & Sustainability at Harvard University Tony’s 20+ year career has allowed to him to collect a number of experiences, connections and perspectives that offer an incredibly unique point of view that adds incredible value to each episode. Connect with Tony Pratte on – The Web – Facebook – LinkedIn

On Monday's St. Louis on the Air, host Don Marsh discussed the reopening of the downtown Soldiers Memorial Military Museum following renovations with Mark Sundlov, director of the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum and Karen Goering, managing director of administration and operations at the Missouri Historical Society.

After two years and $30 million dollars of renovation the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum and Court of Honor will reopen November 3, 2018. A week long celebration will take place culminating on Veterans Day. Listen to Jim Conrad and Erik Biggs from Mackey Mitchell Architects and Karen Goering from the Missouri Historical Society reveal the depth of revitalization and changes which make this one of St. Louis' hidden gems. Walker Hancock, a native of St. Louis, designed the sculptures near the north and south entrances representing courage, loyalty, sacrifice, and vision. He was one of the World War II Monument Men. http://www.mackeymitchell.com/projects/soldiers-memorial-military-museum/ http://www.mackeymitchell.com/ http://mohistory.org/memorial https://www.monumentsmenfoundation.org/the-heroes/the-monuments-men/hancock-capt.-walker-k.

Often passed by without much thought and used as a focal point for concerts and food venues, the Soldiers Memorial Military Museum and Court of Honor will reopen November 3, 2018 after a two year absence and a $30 million makeover. Jim Conrad and Erik Biggs from Mackey Mitchell Architects and Karen Goering from the Missouri Historical Society showcase some of the changes which make this one of St. Louis' hidden gems. Discover more about the week long celebration which will take place culminating on Veterans Day. www.mackeymitchell.com/projects/sold…itary-museum/ www.mackeymitchell.com/ mohistory.org/memorial

This Thursday, Jan. 11, marks 153 years since slaves in Missouri were finally freed from bondage. Missouri’s Emancipation Day will be commemorated at the Missouri History Museum, in a collaborative event between the museum and Greenwood Cemetery. On Tuesday’s St. Louis on the Air , host Don Marsh discussed the event at the Missouri History Museum , which will highlight the lives before and after emancipation of six individuals buried in Greenwood Cemetery, located in Hillsdale. Joining the discussion were Shakia Gullette, manager of local history initiatives at Missouri History Museum, Etta Daniels, head historian at Greenwood Cemetery and Marvin-Alonzo Greer, visitor experience lead at Soldiers Memorial Military Museum. Greenwood Cemetery opened in 1874, shortly after the end of the civil war. It opened as the first commercial cemetery dedicated to the burial of African-Americans in the St. Louis area. Since its establishment, Daniels said more than 50,000 people have been buried at