Show-Me History Podcast

著者: River City Productions LLC
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  • Have you wondered why your neighborhood is called what it is? Or why the streets are named what they are? Perhaps you're curious about the socio-political makeup of where you grew up? Or maybe just some quirky stories that you may not know. Look no further than the Show-Me History podcast. Join us as we take a look into the interesting and sometimes odd history behind the city of Saint Louis, Missouri and the surrounding area.
    River City Productions LLC
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Have you wondered why your neighborhood is called what it is? Or why the streets are named what they are? Perhaps you're curious about the socio-political makeup of where you grew up? Or maybe just some quirky stories that you may not know. Look no further than the Show-Me History podcast. Join us as we take a look into the interesting and sometimes odd history behind the city of Saint Louis, Missouri and the surrounding area.
River City Productions LLC
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  • Episode 12 - The Lafayette Square Neighborhood
    2024/02/03

    What began as the old commons far from the city’s hub, Lafayette Square became a prominent residential area, only to fall into decline for decades and eventually be brought back to life.

    Come with us and learn about one of St. Louis's most cherished neighborhoods.

    All research, editing, and production done by River City Productions for Show-Me History.

    We can be reached at podcast@showmehistorystl.com, on Facebook at facebook.com/showmehistorystl, or on Twitter at twitter.com/ShowMe_History.

    Please take a moment to drop us a comment and rate us on whatever platform you're listening on. Every interaction helps! Thank you for listening!

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    17 分
  • Episode 11 - Mr. Eads and His Bridge
    2024/01/20

    Once the icon of St. Louis, and originally named the Illinois and St. Louis Bridge, Eads Bridge is a significant piece of engineering history. It was the first permanent bridge to span the Mississippi River and was developed and built by self-taught engineer, James Eads.

    All research, editing, and production done by River City Productions for Show-Me History.

    We can be reached at podcast@showmehistorystl.com, on Facebook at facebook.com/showmehistorystl, or on Twitter at twitter.com/ShowMe_History.

    Please take a moment to drop us a comment and rate us on whatever platform you're listening on! Thank you for listening!

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    34 分
  • Episode 10 - Susan Blow, the Mother of Kindergarten in America
    2024/01/07

    Basing her teachings on German philosophy, the methods of Friedrich Froebel, and pre-existing kindergarten programs, Susan Blow developed the first continuous kindergarten program supported by public funds in America. Her first class at Des Peres school was in St. Louis, MO. Blow’s kindergarten and teacher training program would spur on a movement of early childhood education across America.


    All research, editing, and production done by River City Productions for Show-Me History.

    We can be reached at podcast@showmehistorystl.com, on Facebook at facebook.com/showmehistorystl, or on Twitter at twitter.com/ShowMe_History.

    Please take a moment to drop us a comment and rate us on whatever platform you're listening on! Thank you for listening!

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    18 分

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