# Jeremy Goodwin

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Pensions unscripted: Pensions in a pod (UK) - From IHT to surpluses - are you ready for tax changes?

In this instalment, Jeremy Goodwin speaks with James Ellis and Charlotte Cartwright about the practical implications of two significant forthcoming tax developments, the introduction of inheritance tax on certain pension benefits and the new ability to pay lump sums to members from DB surpluses.

Pensions unscripted: Pensions in a pod (UK) - From IHT to surpluses - are you ready for tax changes?

In this instalment, Jeremy Goodwin speaks with James Ellis and Charlotte Cartwright about the practical implications of two significant forthcoming tax developments, the introduction of inheritance tax on certain pension benefits and the new ability to pay lump sums to members from DB surpluses.

Pensions unscripted: Pensions in a pod (UK) ORAs in focus: TPR expectations and practical guidance

Our host Jeremy Goodwin, Head of Pensions, is joined by Charlotte Cartwright, Partner, and Nick Gannon, Policy Delivery Lead at The Pensions Regulator. Together they offer practical, real‑world guidance for trustees and governance teams preparing their ORAs and looking to meet regulatory expectat‮…

Pensions unscripted: Pensions in a pod (UK) ORAs in focus: TPR expectations and practical guidance

Our host Jeremy Goodwin, Head of Pensions, is joined by Charlotte Cartwright, Partner, and Nick Gannon, Policy Delivery Lead at The Pensions Regulator. Together they offer practical, real‑world guidance for trustees and governance teams preparing their ORAs and looking to meet regulatory expectat‮…

Friday, April 10 - From STAGES St. Louis to stages around the world

New York native Jack Lane co-founded theater company Stages St. Louis in 1987. In recent years he’s turned to a second career, producing shows on Broadway and London’s West End. STLPR’s Jeremy Goodwin talks with Lane about branching out from Missouri to Broadway and beyond.

Tuesday, April 28 - Mixing media, making magic

Artist and educator Carmon Colangelo is retiring this month after 20 years as the founding dean of Washington University’s Sam Fox School of Visual Arts and Design. As an innovative print-maker, Colangelo mixes media and combines old and new techniques. A survey show of his work is now on view a‮…

Friday, May 29 - A Shakespearean song of rage and redemption

St. Louis Shakespeare Festival’s fast-moving production of "The Tempest" in Forest Park sets the story to the tune of sea chanteys and folk songs, performed live on two stages. As St. Louis Public Radio’s Jeremy Goodwin reports, the production evokes the magic encountered by its characters … with‮…

Friday, June 5 - A new take on an iconic collab

Miles Davis and John Coltrane made some of the most beloved jazz recordings during a collaboration that began in the mid-1950’s. Both artists would have celebrated their 100th birthdays this year. STLPR's Jeremy Goodwin has the story of a tribute concert in St. Louis this weekend.

Thursday, June 11 - Impolite opera

Composer Andre Previn’s 1995 opera “A Streetcar Named Desire” puts playwright Tennessee Williams’ story onstage with an intense, mood-shifting score. Opera Theatre of St. Louis’ new production is the first collaboration between its new artistic director, Patricia Racette — and its Principal Condu‮…

The Bosnian soccer team lost. But Bosnians in St. Louis won anyway.

As the World Cup enters the quarter-finals, more and more losing teams are heading home. But across the US, fans of those teams are still feeling the love. There are Cape Verdeans in Boston, the Blue Wave of Curaçao in Houston. And then there are the Bosnians in St. Louis. The Bosnia and Herzegovi‮…