Linda Lockhart's guest appearances

Linda Lockhart

St. Louis on the Air

Tangazo

Lewis Reed

Sylvester Brown

Hazel Erby

Bill McClellan

Heather Taylor

Cara Spencer

Annie Malone

Wesley Bell

Percy Green

Ward Alderwoman

Bernie Hayes

Tishaura Jones

Louis Public Schools

Brandon Bosley

Kim Gardner

OwlTail

Hank Thompson

Mike Jones

Virvus Jones

I’m not proud of the last episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo. My sincere concerns for our country,  for our democracy and for the well-being of African Americans across the nation, weighed heavily on my mind last evening. ——  I had what I believed to be a  great diverse panel, including retired print journalist, former interim managing editor of the St. Louis American Newspaper and a founding member of the GSLABJ, LS Lockhart. Along with Michael Wesley Jones, award-winning Senior editorial columnist for the St. Louis American Newspaper. ———  Lastly, we had former St. Louis Comptroller, Virvus Jones, father to Mayor Tishaura O. Jones. ———  A great panel to discuss the impact overturning Roe vs Wade might have on our basic freedoms as Americans and the fact that Our Democracy is threatened across the board. ——  Things got heated very quickly as I lost my patience with Virvus’s position on just about everything, lol including the idea that black voters had no political power to which I argued that some 29 states are busy enacting laws to limit and control the black vote. ———   I quoted comments from US Congressmen James Clyburn Democratic Representative from South Carolina, concerning the real threats to our Democracy. ———  I wondered out loud why the black body politics wasn’t more concerned about the upcoming midterm elections, which could result in the demise of the America that black folk have fought and died for hundreds of years! Today, unfortunately, I am just as worried as I was before taping last evening’s episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo! ——  Produced by Sasha Hay for KDHX

<p>I’m not proud of the last episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo. My sincere concerns for our country,  for our democracy and for the well-being of African Americans across the nation, weighed heavily on my mind last evening. ——  I had what I believed to be a  great diverse panel, including retired print journalist, former interim managing editor of the St. Louis American Newspaper and a founding member of the GSLABJ, LS Lockhart. Along with Michael Wesley Jones, award-winning Senior editorial columnist for the St. Louis American Newspaper. ———  Lastly, we had former St. Louis Comptroller, Virvus Jones, father to Mayor Tishaura O. Jones. ———  A great panel to discuss the impact overturning Roe vs Wade might have on our basic freedoms as Americans and the fact that Our Democracy is threatened across the board. ——  Things got heated very quickly as I lost my patience with Virvus’s position on just about everything, lol including the idea that black voters had no political power to which I argued that some 29 states are busy enacting laws to limit and control the black vote. ———</p>   I quoted comments from US Congressmen James Clyburn Democratic Representative from South Carolina, concerning the real threats to our Democracy. ———  I wondered out loud why the black body politics wasn’t more concerned about the upcoming midterm elections, which could result in the demise of the America that black folk have fought and died for hundreds of years! Today, unfortunately, I am just as worried as I was before taping last evening’s episode of the KDHX podcast Tangazo! ——  Produced by Sasha Hay for KDHX

99 Tangazo! Hank Thompson in conversation with Linda Lockhart, Virvus Jones, and Mike Jones

Longtime St. Louis journalist Linda Lockhart retires this month after a media career spanning more than four decades. She talks with host Don Marsh about the changes she's seen in the industry over the years and highlights her favorite moments. 

<p>Longtime St. Louis journalist Linda Lockhart retires this month after a media career spanning more than four decades. She talks with host Don Marsh about the changes she's seen in the industry over the years and highlights her favorite moments. </p>

Longtime St. Louis Journalist Linda Lockhart Reflects On Career, More As She Retires