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What do you do with expired medications? What about medical equipment you don’t need anymore?

In the most recent episode of , host Brooke Butler examines the hidden problem of medication waste and the growing number of local solutions.

Watch the full episode now on the YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/4v9wU32. | via Brooke Butler for

“But we also have got to continue something that we were famous for and we can't give up on it."

Carol Daniel sat down with the recent recipient of the St. Louis Business 500 award, Sandra Moore, to discuss how population loss continues to pose challenges for our region’s businesses.

Catch their entire conversation wherever you get podcasts: https://bit.ly/4vdmfV7. | via the with Carol Daniel Podcast.

Join Nine PBS and the Missouri History Museum for a special celebration during Thursday Nights at the Museum featuring a performance by Denise Thimes!

Enjoy an evening at the museum featuring a live recording of the with , with a studio audience—plus all the energy, stories, and conversation that come with it. This special episode will explore Juneteenth as a symbol of the resilience of the formerly enslaved and examine how that intersects with the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

We will also spotlight those who helped build St. Louis through their expert craftsmanship and remember their enduring impact on our community today.

🌟 Begin your evening at 5 pm with food and drinks for purchase from local food trucks and explore the exhibits at the Missouri History Museum to see how Juneteenth connects to St. Louis and our region.

🎙️ At 6:30, you can participate in a live taping of the Nine PBS podcast Listen, St. Louis with Carol Daniel. The episode will feature a conversation with Cicely Hunter, a public historian, and Lyah B. LeFlore-Ituen, director of the African American History Initiative, both from the Missouri Historical Society.

🎵 And end the night with a special musical performance by Denise Thimes!

This episode will be available later this month on the YouTube channel and wherever you get podcasts.

Save your seats here: https://bit.ly/4xaDHLY.

“I do not care for any art that is not used for propaganda," W.E.B. Du Bois said.

He changed the conversation on race, equality, and democracy in America.

Explore the life of scholar and activist in "American Masters - W.E.B. Du Bois: Rebel with a Cause,” now streaming on PBS.

Learn more here: https://to.pbs.org/4wF8xvE.