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Go behind the scenes at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and hear from reporters and editors on politics, entertainment, features and more news stories that impact the St. Louis area.

2024 St. Louis Post-Dispatch Politique et gouvernement
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    • Covering St. Charles County: Ethan Colbert

      Covering St. Charles County: Ethan Colbert
      Aug 17 2023

      St. Charles County beat reporter Ethan Colbert joins Beth O'Malley and public safety editor Alex Valentine (who is also his boss) to discuss his coverage of a growing region of the St. Louis area. Colbert's coverage includes articles about concerns some residents raised over the attire of a St. Charles City-County Library employee, residential developments and politics.

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      25 min
    • Legal pot, taxes and guns: Kelsey Landis on reporting on St. Louis County government

      Legal pot, taxes and guns: Kelsey Landis on reporting on St. Louis County government
      Aug 9 2023

      St. Louis County government reporter Kelsey Landis joins co-hosts Beth O'Malley and Liz Miller to discuss how she reports on the County Council, but avoids boring meeting coverage. Landis discusses several recent topics, including gun control, property tax freezes and smoking in parks.

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      40 min
    • Jesse Bogan on how his journalism focuses on 'people who are invisible'

      Jesse Bogan on how his journalism focuses on 'people who are invisible'
      Aug 2 2023

      Enterprise reporter Jesse Bogan joins Beth O'Malley and Liz Miller to discuss his work on a variety of stories, including coverage of sales taxes on guns, rural Missouri, All Things New, statewide issues, possible radioactive contamination in Florissant, prisoners and SORTS (a program in Missouri for sexually violent predators). Bogan has worked at the paper since 2010.

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      42 min
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