Ep. 16 Sneak Peek
They say it takes a village to raise a child -- but what about an entire children's hospital? In this episode of The Glennon Factor, we sit down with community leaders and passionate supporters to explore the impact of Cardinal Glennon. Tune in as they share their personal stories and connections t…
Episode 16 - Cardinal Glennon Proud: STL Stand-Outs Discuss Their Shared Purpose
Most people are familiar with the old saying, “It takes a village to raise a child.” But what about an entire children’s hospital? That requires an entire community of support! In this episode of The Glennon Factor podcast we are joined by President of McKelvey Homes and former Cardinal Glennon boa…
From Cardinal Glennon to Antigua | Episode 9 Highlight
Jeff Windmiller, EMT recounts a challenging transport mission undertaken by a Cardinal Glennon transport team. They transported a critically ill child from another country back to his homeland of Antigua, as his father was unable to travel with him. The long journey, spanning multiple flights, requ…
Ep 3.05: Cardinal Glennon and the Ivory City
This episode explores the 1904 World’s Fair through the eyes of Archbishop John Joseph Glennon, who found himself thrust into its orbit almost immediately upon arriving in St. Louis. Monsignor and Teresa trace Glennon’s uneasy relationship with the fair’s organizers, beginning with his firm refusal…
Ep. 20 Sneak Peek
Fatima Negron-Krauss, the office lead of the Danis CARES Program in the Danis Pediatrics Center, tells a story of a new mother of a one‑week‑old baby called to cancel a bilirubin redraw because she had no transportation to the hospital. After the appointment staff alerted Fatima, she arranged a rid…
What Makes Cardinal Glennon Special According to Barb Kountzman - RN. | Episode 14 Highlight
Barb Kountzman - RN believes Cardinal Glennon fosters trust through personalized care, beginning in fetal care and pre-op, where staff build genuine relationships with families. She emphasizes their excellent surgical outcomes, but also highlights the compassionate support they provide, acting as a…
Ep 3.42: A New Era Begins: Cardinal Glennon, Cardinal Ritter, and a Changing St. Louis
In this episode, we witness a profound turning point in the life of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Monsignor Glennon—after more than four decades of leadership—is finally elevated to the College of Cardinals, only to pass away in Rome just days after receiving the red hat. His death marks the end of…
Ep. 4.61: Hospitals, Heroes, and the Healing Heart of Catholic St. Louis
This final episode of Book Four traces the extraordinary rise of Catholic healthcare in St. Louis—from the Sisters of Charity opening the first hospital west of the Alleghenies in 1828, through waves of cholera, yellow fever, smallpox, and Civil War casualties, to the founding of landmark instituti…
Rest of the World Report | Good News Edition!
Five sourced stories from the last week, science, medicine, and a couple of records worth noting.
TWINS, SEPARATED, THRIVING
Hiyab and Wuhbto were born in Ethiopia conjoined at the top of their heads, facing opposite directions. The condition is called craniopagus. It shows up in roughly one out of…
Comedy Controversies, Fundraisers & A National Anthem Challenge
The Rizzuto Show is raising money for Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital, Rafe is fighting for the working-class comedian, and somewhere in St. Louis a man is realizing that picking the Saints has consequences far beyond losing a football game.
Episode 101 kicks off with the show’s October fundra…
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