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In this episode of 'Exposition: An Arts + Culture Podcast', we speak with Jim Hogg and James Linden Hogg, a father-son duo of musicians. James Linden Hogg is a multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter, author, and historian who has won several awards, including induction into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame in 2025.

The term picnic may derive from a 1649 French burlesque satire about the main character, Pique-Nique, and a complex story about food shortages and lavish meals enjoyed at other people’s expense.

In this 'Going Public' interview, we speak with Maddie Erwin, Caregiver Programming Director with the Alzheimer's Association of Southeast Missouri. She shares information about upcoming events for 'Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness' Month, and resources for caregivers and family members who are dealing with Alzheimer's and Dementia.

In this episode of 'Exposition', we speak with Kate Cooper, the Executive Director of the Arts Council of Southeast Missouri. She talks about the '2026 Downtown Sculpture Exhibition' in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The 'Kickoff Event' for this year's exhibition is set for June 27th at historic Ivers Square, 5 to 8 pm, where the new six large-scale sculptures will be announced.

On June 29, the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a Town Hall for the Cape Girardeau County Presiding Commissioner candidates. We spoke one-on-one with each of the candidates about what they hope to bring to the office if elected.

If it’s the third Wednesday of July…I’m cooking hot dogs to celebrate National Hot Dog Day!

In this episode of 'Exposition: An Arts and Culture Podcast', we speak with Emiko Edwards, a pianist whose first album will be releasing on July 31st. Edwards has been featured in performances at venues such as the Lincoln Center, the Yamaha Salon, and Carnegie Hall. She has performed in the BBC Total Immerision Series, toured with the Juneau Symphony and won numerous awards including for The New York Piano Competition.

Henry Whitener, Jr. is the second son of George Heinrich (Henry) and Catharina Mary (Mull) Weidner. Henry was born in1752 in Anson County (present-day Catawba County), North Carolina.

Tourists spend thousands traveling to Arizona's Havisu Falls and Costa Rica's Rio Celeste in pursuit of water that's a cerulean shade of blue. Meanwhile, we're just sitting over here in Southern Missouri on our goldmine of unsung beauty.

Before agriculture became King of the Missouri Bootheel, it was a tangled world of cypress trees and wetlands. Today, only fragments of that wild past remain. This week's destination is Otter Slough Conservation Area.