Lynn & Carl are joined this week by New Jewish Theatre's Director of "Baskerville" Nisi Sturgis & star John Wilson (11/20 - 12/7). Next, from Upstream Theater's "An Orchard for Chekhov," Sarah Wilkinson & Jocelyn Coach (now thru 11/23). Finally, Joe Kwaczala is a stand-up comic who wrote "American Comic," screening at the St. Louis International Film Festival (11/15).

This week Lynn & Carl are joined by female powerhouses of Saint Louis Theatre. First, De Kaplan and Stellie Siteman discuss their Max and Louie Productions collaboration with The Cabaret Project of St. Louis to bring super-singer Marilyn Maye in a one-night-only tribute to Johnny Carson. Music and musings. Nov. 19th at the Sheldon Concert Hall. Next Michelle Hand talks about her one-woman show, "The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe" at St. Louis Actors' Studio through Nov. 23rd. Finally, Lynn saw the new releases: Nuremberg, Christy & Frankenstein.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Anne Tolpegin starring as the Mom / Nurse in the Fabolous Fox's production of The Notebook. Then Emmitt Williams, Cinema St. Louis' Director of Festivals Curation & Education, joins to talk about the St. Louis International Film Festival. Then producer Jack Lane joins to talk about SLIFF's opening film, Kenneth Cole: A Man with Sole. Plus Lynn & Carl talk about the new releases Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere & Bugonia.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Jessica Fischoff, Director of Literary Arts for the St. Louis Jewish Book Festival & Speaker Series about their upcoming slate. Lynn reviews new releases: If I Had Legs, I'd Kick You and Stiller & Meara: Nothing is Lost. Plus previews of Bugonia & Springsteen Deliver Me from Nowhere.

October 15th, 2025 ft. Riverside's Leading Ladies & Albion's I Have Been Here Before by Pop Life STL

Lynn & Carl speak with author Jacob Juntunen & director Sam Hayes of Contraband Theatre's Professor House. Plus new theatrical releases: Tron: Ares, A House of Dynamite and Soul on Fire.

Lynn & Carl are joined this week first by director Bradley Rohlf and star Joe Hanrahan of Midnight Company's production of St. Nicholas this weekend at the Greenfinch. Next, the director of the documentary: Percy Green Man of ACTION, Joseph Puleo. Also, Lynn went to the NYFF & saw A House of Dynamite & The Smashing Machine. Plus Stages STL announced their shows for next season.

Lynn & Carl have many friends join this week. First, Tom Ridgely and then Rob Wood are from Shakespeare in the Streets' production of "Power" at the House of Miles East St. Louis this weekend. Next, Adam Flores & Carl Overly, Jr. talk about Metro Theater's production of "Carmela Full of Wishes" this weekend.

Lynn & Carl are first joined by Ian Coulter-Buford who is starring in Stages St. Louis' production of Beautiful: The Carole King Musical. Next Ken Boland tell us all about OxFest 2025 the Music Festival in Washington, Missouri this weekend. Next, a thrashing of A Big Bold Beautiful Journey. Plus remembrances of Robert Redford.

Lynn & the returning Carl the Intern talk about his Route 66 trip. They are then joined by Michael Webb from Cimarron 615 - a new band with former members of Poco, who play The Wildey in Edwardsville on Sept. 19. Next, New Jewish Theatre is presenting "The Wanderers," directed by Robert Quinlan and starring Joel Moses. Plus, they both saw Downton Abbey: the Grand Finale.

Lynn & Chas have many guests today. First, Rachel Tibbetts, Keating and Cassidy Flynn from SATE talk about their "Classic Adventure Movie: or Never Say Die." They are then joined by Andrea San Miguel, who plays Sylvia in "The Cottage." Next, Ron Himes is directing the musical "Raisin" at The Black Rep. Finally, Lynn & Chas shoot the breeze about (more) upcoming theatre in STL.

Lynn & Chas talk with Greg Hagglund about Napoleon Dynamite LIVE at The Factory October 9th & their pre-party September 3rd at Steve's Hot Dogs at The District. They are then joined by Eric Dundon from the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra about the re-openig events with Powell Hall.

Lynn & Carl talk to Bob Cowsill from The Cowsills, performing Thursday at the Family Arena. They are then joined by Kate Bergstrom, artistic director at The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis discussing their upcoming season. Plus they talk about the new releases: Ne Zha 2 & Ron Howard's Eden.

Lynn & Carl speak with organizers & performers of the St. Louis Fringe Festival: Suki Peters, director of "John Hughes Your Own Adventure." Matthew Kerns, President & Artistic Director of the Fest, and burlesque performer Lola Van Ella. Plus Lynn saw East of Wall & Snoopy Presents: A Summer Musical & Carl saw Nobody 2.

Lynn & Carl are joined by producer Ben Scholle and founder of the Breaking Generational Poverty Foundation, Precious Jones to talk about the documentary Catching Bullets. They are then joined by Rock & Roll Hall of Famer from The Police, guitarist Andy Summers - coming to The Wildey in September. Plus, Lynn saw Freakier Friday & She Rides Shotgun.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Gary F. Bell from Stray Dog Theatre about their production of Aaron Copeland's The Second Hurricane (from 8/7). Next Carrie Houk joins to talk about the STL Tennessee Williams Festival 10th Anniversary production of A Streetcar Named Desire (from 8/7). Finally, Jeff Harnar discusses his Sammy Cahn show at Blue Strawberry (8/8). Plus they discuss the new release: The Naked Gun.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Jeff Faulkner, leader of Mr. Blue Sky - the Electric Light Orchestra tribute band before their show at Chesterfield Amphitheater on August 1st. Next, MaryBeth Scherr Babcock from Actors' Attic to talk about her one-woman show, Every Brilliant Thing opening July 25th at The Villiage Actors' Theatre in Dupo, IL. Plus Lynn & Carl saw Evita & Lynn watched Oh, Hi.

Lynn & Carl are joined by Gayle Seay & Erin Craig from Stages St. Louis to discuss their new production of Austin's Pride. Then they are joined by co-directors Aaron Sparks & Rebekah Scallet and actor Gary Glasgow from New Jewish Theatre's Two Jews Walk into a War... Plus Lynn saw the new releases Eddington & Sovereign.

Lynn & Carl speak with Tamara Keefe from Clementine's Naughty & Nice Creamery about the Golden Age of Hollywood collection. Then they are joined by Avery Harrison who is directing three of the plays in St. Louis Actors' Studio's 11th Annual LaBute New Theater Festival. Plus they talk about the new release: Superman and Frozen at the Muny

Lynn & Carl first speak with Paul Hibbard from Hysteria Fest beginning July 10th. They then talk with director Carl Overly, Jr. & actor Joe Hanrahan from The Midnight Company's production of Pride and Joy also beginning July 10th. Plus they discuss new releases: Jurassic World: Rebirth & 40 Acres.