Emeara Burns: Program Director of Story Stitchers, stops by to talk with Nancy about the work of Story Stitchers.

Adam Manass, Independent Musician and Creative Director of Open Studio, stops by to speak with Nancy about the Jazz video courses on Open Studio's website https://www.openstudiojazz.com/

Marsha Williams: Founder and Artistic Director of Gifted Productions stops by to speak with Nancy about her community minded theater group.

Lyah LeFlore Ituen: Co-Founder of the Shirley Bradley LeFlore Foundation stops by to talk with Nancy about the good works of her family and of the foundation.

Gina Grafos: Director of Visual Infrastructure at the Kranzberg Arts Foundation stops by to talk with the visual arts happens in at the Kranzberg Arts Foundation. 

Kevin and Laurie Van Mondfrans: Independent Artist and Jewelers came by the studio to talk with Nancy about their work.

Jess T. Dugan, independent artist, stops by to speak with Nancy about her photography and her project "To Survive on This Shore."

Guests Susan Colangelo, President & CEO and Ntegrity, Audio Engineer at Saint Louis Story Stitchers stop by and tell us the story of their organization and the good work it is doing to improve St. Louis.

Guests Susan Sherman & Kim Eberlein, Co-Chairs at Sing for Siteman, stop by to share details of this year's event.

Paul Emery stops by to speak with Nancy about upcoming productions at The Playhouse at Westport Plaza.

Guest and Singer/Songwriter Isabelle Stillman stops by to talk about her new album Middle Sister.

Guest Liz Crabtree, Director of the Hettenhausen Center for the Arts at McKendree University, stops by KDHX to detail the history of the center and discuss what the future has in store.

Paul Seibert: Managing Editor of Gesso Magazine, stops by to talk with Nancy about the art scene and the new magazine called Gesso.

Guest Amy Shaw, Interim President and CEO at Nine Network of Public Media, stops by to talk about the importance of branding, public media, and how our area leads the nation in a surprising way.

Stephanie Weissberg: Associate Curator of The Pulitzer Arts Foundation, stops by to speak with Nancy about the happenings at the foundation.

Guest Jessica Baran, Director of Curatorial & Program Development at Barrett Barrera Projects, stops in to discuss her curatorial work, the challenge of exploring fashion as an artistic medium, and poetry.

Cindy Prost: President and CEO of the Arts and Education Council of Greater St. Louis stops by to talk with Nancy about the work of the council.

Guests B.J. Parker, Co-Founding Director and Instructor, & Carolyn Karasek, Student, at Gateway Academy of Classical Art sit down to talk about the rise of popularity of classical arts training, how their organization came about, and how you can be a part of it.

Guest Sharon Hunter, Producing Artistic Director at Moonstone Theatre Company, tells us about her journey through the theater landscape, the origins of the company, and what lies ahead.

Guests Shannon Bailey, Chief Curator of the World Chess Hall of Fame, and fashion designer Michael Drummond stop in to discuss the goings on at the Museum and to share details of the current exhibition. 

Guests Stefanie Kirkland, Director of Exhibitions & Artists in Residence Programs at Craft Alliance, and artist Elizabeth Giessow stop by to talk about the many opportunities that Craft Alliance offers for artists of all stripes, including the upcoming Biennial Teapot Exhibition.

Guest Eddie Coffield of the New Jewish Theatre stops by to talk about his new role at the theatre and let listeners know what they can look forward to in the coming months.

Guest Hana Sharif, Artistic Director of Repertory Theatre St. Louis, stops by to discuss what she hopes to accomplish as the theater's newest director and what shows are coming over the horizon.

Guests Terry Suhre, Director of Gallery 210, and artist Howard Barry stop by to discuss the history of the gallery, how recent events have strengthened their mission, and highlights of Barry's exhibition currently on view.

Guest Jason Lee Brown, Editor in Chief of River Styx Magazine, talks about the history of the publication, what goes into making an interesting live reading, and their upcoming move.