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St. Louis' most popular business and satire news podcast. Hosted by Eric Brown, alongside the most badass guests in and outside of St. Louis. The show covers the latest in business and current events. Watch the free version of the video at youtube.com/@thestlouispodcast
Unknown Host hosts The St. Louis Podcast, a business show with 158 episodes published.
Tommy Holstein had 48 hours to decide whether to run for Missouri's third congressional district. He filed. Now he's on the ballot August 4th. No PAC money. No corporate donors. No political experience. Just a guy in his
The US is shooting $2 million Tomahawk missiles at $5,000 Iranian drones. We've fired more Tomahawks in this war than any military campaign in history. Northrop Grumman is up 6%. Lockheed is up 40% since January. The S&P
Peter Thiel gives his kids 90 minutes of screens per week. Steve Jobs told a reporter his kids had never used an iPad. Bill Gates banned phones at the dinner table. These are the people who built the apps your kids can't
Three weeks ago Trump signed a peace deal. This week the US bombed 80 targets in Iran, Iran fired missiles at a US base in Jordan, and the Strait of Hormuz slammed shut again. No vote. No declaration. No debate. The war
Trump signed the peace deal less than a week ago. Iran's military says the strait is closed. Iran's own foreign ministry says it's open. The US says it never closed. Nobody agrees, and ships still aren't moving normally.
Trump demanded unconditional surrender in March. Iran just got its oil revenue back, a path to lifting every sanction, and a $300 billion reconstruction fund. Even Lindsey Graham says the deal sounds awful. Why end it no
A 36-year CBS veteran was fired the day after he asked why management was ordering him to put falsehoods on air. The new executive producer has zero broadcast experience. The new editor-in-chief was hired partly for her
Trump sued the IRS (an agency he controls!!!) over a leak that exposed he paid $750 in federal income taxes. The lawsuit was almost certainly dead on arrival. So why file it? To manufacture a settlement. His own DOJ, run
One year after the tornado. 5,000 damaged homes. 69 demolitions completed. And the city just quietly signed a $26 million contract with an out-of-state company, no press release, no announcement, that's been audited for
10-year-old boys are searching bone smashing on TikTok. Teenagers are injecting steroids to fix their jawlines. A meth-addicted 20-year-old with millions of followers was calling it "empowering young men" until YouTube f
Three massive oil trades placed 15 to 20 minutes before each one. $2.3 billion total. The negotiations were classified. There was no public news. Someone knew. And the DOJ unit built to investigate exactly this? Gutted f
Missouri's "no income tax" plan sounds like a win. It isn't. The top 1% saves $40,000 a year. You save $231 then lose $500 when sales taxes go up to cover the gap. 60% of Missourians end up paying more. And once you vote
In less than 50 days, the US started the worst energy crisis in the history of the global oil market. Then blockaded the same waterway we were screaming at Iran to reopen. Japan is burning coal it promised to stop burnin
A self-taught independent analyst named Nick Nemo is making a case that 29 of the top 30 U.S. life insurers are technically insolvent without reinsurance credit that may not actually exist. The man who bet against subpri
Boomers paid $738 a year for college. Millennials are starting life $40,000 in debt. Boomers bought homes at 3x their annual income. Millennials are looking at 7-8x. And boomers now own 51% of all U.S. wealth while mille
Eric breaks down 314 Day in St. Louis, the growing fallout from the Iran war, the LaGuardia crash, and the massive jury verdict against Meta and YouTube that could become a turning point for Big Tech. Because once a jury
The U.S. and Israel are now in direct conflict with Iran and the consequences could hit far beyond the Middle East. In this episode, Eric breaks down the history behind the conflict, why the Strait of Hormuz matters so m
This episode lays out a simple thesis: the people with the most wealth and political power keep shifting the costs onto younger generations and the incentives make it almost impossible to fix. If you’ve ever wondered why
Electric bills are rising. Data centers are multiplying. And most people have no idea how connected those two things are. We also break down the chaos at the Winter Olympics, a tragic shooting in Rhode Island, and why th
Eric is back with another solo episode breaking down the latest fallout from the file releases, the DOJ hearings, and the growing frustration around redactions, accountability, and political theater. From cabinet officia
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