Hosted by Alexis Zotos · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Welcome to What’s New in the Lou with Alexis Zotos, your go-to guide for what’s fresh, fun, and happening around St. Louis. A weekly interview style show featuring the people and events that make St. Louis special.
Alexis Zotos hosts What’s New In The Lou with Alexis Zotos, a news show with 45 episodes published.
For generations, Eckert's has been part of family traditions across the St. Louis region, from picking peaches and strawberries to fall festivals, cider donuts, and Christmas trees. In Episode 45, I sit down with Chris E
The Mississippi River flows right through St. Louis, but how often do we actually get out and experience it? In Episode 44, we sit down with Matt Green, Executive Director of River City Outdoors and Big Muddy Adventures
There’s something magical about live theater under the stars, and every summer, Shakespeare Festival St. Louis transforms Forest Park into one of the city’s most beloved traditions. In Episode 43, I sit down with Tom Rid
Who says car shopping can’t be fun — and family-friendly? In Episode 42, Alexis sits down with Kelly Stumpe, creator of The Car Mom , to talk about how she built a trusted platform helping moms navigate cars, motherhood,
Few brands are as deeply tied to St. Louis as Budweiser, and this year, the King of Beers is celebrating 150 years. In Episode 41, I sit down with Tracy Lauer, Director of Archives for Anheuser-Busch , to take a look bac
For 25 years, the Pulitzer Arts Foundation has offered St. Louis a one-of-a-kind space where art, architecture, and ideas come together, and the best part? It’s always free to visit. In Episode 40, we sit down with Cara
A St. Louis classic is finding new life in a legendary space, and one year in, the momentum is only growing. In Episode 39, we sit down with Matthew Fuller, co-owner of STL Toasted , to talk about bringing their version
What started as a passion for sharing great food has turned into one of St. Louis’ most exciting new culinary events. In Episode 38, Alexis sits down with Branden Tewolde, content creator and founder of Foodies Eat First
St. Louis is getting more connected, one trail at a time. In Episode 37, we sit down with Emma Klues of Great Rivers Greenway to talk about the exciting grand opening of the Brickline Greenway and what it means for the f
Style is more than what you wear, it’s how you show up. In Episode 36, we sit down with Darryl Tyler, owner and certified clothier of Tailored Gents , to talk about the power of dressing with intention and building a bra
For three decades, Jazz St. Louis has been at the heart of the city’s music scene, bringing world-class talent, unforgettable performances, and a deep love of jazz to St. Louis. In Episode 35, we sit down with Adaron “Po
A beloved St. Louis institution is getting a new chapter. Brothers Berto and Ivan Garcia are the team bringing new life to Uncle Bill’s Pancake House , one of the city’s most iconic late-night and breakfast spots. The re
No passport? No problem. Spring Break in St. Louis is such an underrated family-friendly destination! This week two moms share all the fun! We're joined by Rebekah Coste, founder of St. Louis Mom , to help families plan
For more than a century, Crown Candy Kitchen has been serving up malts, BLTs stacked sky-high, and a whole lot of nostalgia. But behind the counter of this iconic Old North St. Louis soda fountain is a family story roote
What does it take to grow a restaurant group in a constantly shifting industry, and land a spot inside one of the city’s biggest stages?In Episode 31, Alexis Zotos sits down with Ben Hillman, President of Gastronauts Foo
Yemeni coffee has a rich history that dates back centuries and thanks to Ali Othman and his family, that tradition is alive and thriving right here in our region. We sat down with Ali, co-founder of Mocha Point , the St.
Rung , a St. Louis–based nonprofit, is dedicated to helping women build economic stability, confidence, and long-term opportunity. Located in the Fox Park neighborhood, Rung works with women navigating systemic economic,
For five decades, Laumeier Sculpture Park has invited St. Louisans to slow down, wander, and experience art in the open air and this year, the beloved free sculpture park is celebrating a major milestone. In this episode
St. Louis knows how to throw a party and Mardi Gras is the proof. In this episode, we sit down with Mack Bradley , President of the Mardi Gras Foundation , to take you behind the scenes of one of the city’s biggest and m
One of St. Louis’ most beloved culinary legacies is making a comeback. Nearly four years after the closing of Café Natasha , matriarch Hamishe Bahrami, lovingly known as “Mom,” is back in the kitchen alongside her daught
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