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DECODING ST. LOUIS CULTURES AND COMMUNITIES. The Morse Code podcast is an exploration and celebration of St. Louis and an attempt to build community through telling our unique stories.
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ตั้งแต่ 19 พฤษภาคม 2025
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Meet Tricia Paoluccio, actor, artist, and creator of Here You Come Again, in which she plays a pitch perfect Dolly Parton. Tricia is also the artist behind Domain of the Flowerings, a pressed flower creator whose work has been featured on runways and red carpets, worn by Anna Wintour and Taylor Swi…
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In this interview months in the making, Eric sits down with Zoë Herr and Sandy Pellerano. Both are pursuing a doctorate in the sciences, but in fresh and unexpected areas: Zoë is studying the role of Hope in scientific research, and Sandy is among the first ever class to get a PhD in Happiness and …
Congressional candidate Fred Wellman and lifetime St. Louisan Amy McLaughlin join Eric to talk about living through unimaginable loss—and how they are able to live joyful and purposeful lives. This is the first of our "Humanity series" for Season 2, where we explore what makes us human and why it's…
Therapists Anita Santiago and Diane Davis, Mindset coach Travis Thomas, Dietitian Jen McDaniel, and Fitness Expert Erin Fahs share insights and inspiration for turning a new leaf in 2026.
Kezia Jackson is a clinical psychologist and the founder and CEO of Healing Spaces, a mental health practice that specializes in serving BIPOC populations. As one of the just 4% of mental health professionals who are Black, she and her team are on a mission to meet a drastic need.
Washington Post book critic Ron Charles is not only one of the most influential people in the literary world, he is also a St. Louis native, a former teacher at John Burroughs (and colleague of Jon Hamm), and Eric's former college professor. He brings a joy and enthusiasm to the craft (and to every…
In this spooky Halloween edition of the pod, Eric talks to two St. Louis County Council members: Lisa Clancy and Kelli Dunaway. Lisa is a social worker who has dedicated her life to helping her community. Kelli is a real-life witch, who tells a harrowing story of encountering Eric (nee Mark) in a p…
Eric speaks with Congressional candidate Fred Wellman and a dozen protesters in West St. Louis County, including a two-time Trump voter who took a stand to protest Donald Trump's authoritarianism. Make sure to listen to the end for important takeaways!
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