Confluence Conversations

Confluence Conversations is a podcast dedicated to fostering insightful discussions on education, community impact, and pressing societal issues. Through engaging conversations with educators, experts, and changemakers, we aim to inspire action, promote awareness, and drive meaningful dialogue on topics that matter. This podcast serves as a platform to amplify voices, share knowledge, and create a ripple effect of positive change within and beyond the Confluence Academy community.

Confluence Conversations is a business podcast hosted by Linda DeJoie-Anderson, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Linda DeJoie-Anderson hosts Confluence Conversations, a business show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #8

  Beyond the Classroom: Outdoor Learning with River City Outdoors & Old North Academy

  Sep 14, 202611 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail This episode of Confluence Conversations highlights the partnership between Confluence Academies and River City Outdoors and the meaningful opportunities it creates for Old North Academy students. Through hands-on experiences such as paddling, camping, environmental stewardship projects, and community cleanups, students are developing new skills, building confidence, and connecting with the amazing rivers and lakes in the St. Louis region. River City Outdoors works to make outdoor recreation accessible, inclusive, and transformative for all, helping young people discover the benefits of outdoor adventure while fostering community pride and environmental responsibility. Support the show

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  Episode #7

  Supporting St. Louis Students: How Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis and Confluence Academies Work Together to Help the Whole Child Thrive

  Sep 8, 202634 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail This episode of Confluence Conversations highlights the partnership between Confluence Academies and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater St. Louis and the shared mission of supporting the whole child. Through after-school programming, athletics, academic support, summer enrichment, and mentorship, the partnership helps remove barriers and create opportunities for students to thrive both inside and outside the classroom. The conversation will explore the long-standing impact of the Boys & Girls Clubs in the St. Louis region, particularly through the Herbert Hoover and Mathews-Dickey locations, and the impact those programs have on Confluence Academies students. Support the show

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  Episode #6

  Center Stage: How Opportunities at The Muny Inspire the Next Generation of Artists

  Aug 20, 202632 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail This episode of Confluence Conversations highlights the The Muny and the many opportunities available to students through one of St. Louis’ most iconic arts institutions. For more than a century, The Muny has introduced young people to the performing arts through educational programs that inspire creativity, build confidence, and develop professional skills. Through initiatives such as Muny Kids and Teens, Muny in Schools, the Technical Theatre Training Program (T3), and the Muny Summer Intensive, students gain access to high-quality arts education, mentorship, and hands-on experiences both on and off the stage. Today's conversation explores how students can become involved with these programs, the impact arts education can have on personal and professional growth, and how partnerships between schools and arts organizations help create pathways for young artists to discover their potential and pursue their dreams. Support the show

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  Episode #5

  GCAA and the Kranzberg Arts Foundation: Connecting Students to the St. Louis Arts Scene

  Aug 20, 202622 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail This episode of Confluence Conversations highlights the meaningful partnership between Grand Center Arts Academy (GCAA) and its Grand Center Arts District neighbor, the Kranzberg Arts Foundation. Through this collaboration, students are given access to experiences that extend far beyond the classroom. From attending and performing at major cultural events like Music at the Intersection to participating in programs like High Noon—where live performances activate the school day—students are immersed in a vibrant creative ecosystem. This conversation explores how intentional partnerships within the arts community create space for students to grow as performers, build confidence, and gain exposure to professional artistic environments. Support the show

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  Episode #4

  From Studio to Stage: Investing in the Next Generation of Dancers in St. Louis

  Jul 31, 202621 minS2

  Send us Fan Mail This episode of Confluence Conversations highlights the dynamic partnership between Dance St. Louis and Grand Center Arts Academy (GCAA) and the meaningful opportunities it creates for students in the Dance Pathway. As Dance St. Louis celebrates its 60th season of bringing world-class dance to St. Louis audiences, its partnership with GCAA exemplifies how arts organizations and schools can work together to provide authentic, professional experiences for students. Through initiatives such as the Dance St. Louis Artist in Residence program—where professional dancers spend three weeks embedded at GCAA—and opportunities for Dance Pathway students to perform alongside professional artists, students gain mentorship, exposure, and real-world preparation for future careers in the arts. Support the show

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