The St. Louis Podcast

St. Louis' most popular business and satire news podcast. Hosted by Eric Brown, alongside the most badass guests in and outside of St. Louis. The show covers the latest in business and current events. Watch the free version of the video at youtube.com/@thestlouispodcast

The St. Louis Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 159 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The St. Louis Podcast, a business show with 159 episodes published.

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  Episode #160

  Canada Clapped Back. And You're Paying for It - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #160

  Aug 28, 202639 min

  The Supreme Court ruled the EPA tariffs were illegal. The government collected $166 billion it wasn't entitled to. They've refunded about 60% — and none of it is going back to the people who actually paid higher prices at the register. Canada is now retaliating dollar for dollar starting September 8th. Gas was $2.81 in January. It's $4.10 now. And Ameren just filed for another $13 a month rate increase on top of the $14 increase from last year. Also — St. Louis County just cancelled its Flock camera contract. Bus drivers in Jackson struck for a month and won a 5% raise. And cannabis workers in Springfield just ratified Missouri's second ever cannabis union contract. Eric's back on the news and not holding back. Listen now. Share it. Start a conversation. Connect with us! Website: https://stlouispodcast.com/ Facebook: The St. Louis Podcast Instagram: @stlouispodcast Twitter: @stlouispodcasts Tik Tok: @stlouispodcast

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  Episode #159

  Men Have Stopped Trying. And It Shows. - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #159

  Aug 21, 202654 min

  Eric takes a break from the war, the economy, and the political circus to talk about something nobody's saying out loud — men have completely stopped trying when it comes to how they dress. The athletic pants. The puffer vest. The glued polyester Men's Warehouse suit that everyone has in the exact same navy blue. Meanwhile the rest of the world looks at Americans and wonders what happened. Also: how to make limoncello at home that destroys anything you'll find at the grocery store, why Eric bought a squat rack for his basement, and why working from home five days a week is slowly killing him. Sometimes you just need an episode like this. Listen now. Share it. Start a conversation. Connect with us! Website: https://stlouispodcast.com/ Facebook: The St. Louis Podcast Instagram: @stlouispodcast Twitter: @stlouispodcasts Tik Tok: @stlouispodcast

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  Episode #158

  A Regular Guy Is Running for Congress? - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #158

  Jul 31, 202656 min

  Tommy Holstein had 48 hours to decide whether to run for Missouri's third congressional district. He filed. Now he's on the ballot August 4th. No PAC money. No corporate donors. No political experience. Just a guy in his 30s who got fed up watching Renee Good and Alex Prey get killed and decided someone had to do something about it. Eric and Tommy talk about Medicare for all, data centers, Amendment 4 and 5, Citizens United, the AI bubble, why the stock market is fake, and why work from home might be making the loneliness crisis worse. If you're in Missouri's third congressional district, vote August 4th. Listen now. Share it. Start a conversation. Connect with us! Website: https://stlouispodcast.com/ Facebook: The St. Louis Podcast Instagram: @stlouispodcast Twitter: @stlouispodcasts Tik Tok: @stlouispodcast

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  Episode #157

  Shooting $2M Missiles at $5,000 Drones. Do the Math - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #157

  Jul 24, 202646 min

  The US is shooting $2 million Tomahawk missiles at $5,000 Iranian drones. We've fired more Tomahawks in this war than any military campaign in history. Northrop Grumman is up 6%. Lockheed is up 40% since January. The S&P fell that day. Defense was the only sector that went up. Meanwhile Pete Hegseth just asked Congress for $1.5 trillion for the Pentagon — up from the $200 billion he floated in March. Oh, and five of the biggest tech companies are hiding $1.65 trillion in off-balance-sheet debt through special purpose vehicles. More hidden debt than they officially report. Oracle just got downgraded to one notch above junk bond status. Nobody's covering it. Also the Houthis are back, now targeting the Saudi pipeline — the only relief valve left for global oil markets. Listen now. Share it. Start a conversation. Connect with us! Website: https://stlouispodcast.com/ Facebook: The St. Louis Podcast Instagram: @stlouispodcast Twitter: @stlouispodcasts Tik Tok: @stlouispodcast

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  Episode #156

  Your Kid Has a Screen, The Guy Who Built It Sends His Outside - The St. Louis Podcast: Episode #156

  Jul 17, 202652 min

  Peter Thiel gives his kids 90 minutes of screens per week. Steve Jobs told a reporter his kids had never used an iPad. Bill Gates banned phones at the dinner table. These are the people who built the apps your kids can't put down. The US spent $30 billion putting laptops in schools. Gen Z is now the first generation in modern history to score lower on standardized tests than the one before them. Test scores are dropping globally. And the Newport Beach riots? Researchers say it's a loneliness epidemic — kids so starved for human connection they'll fly across the country to loot a grocery store together. Also: Meta's data center allegedly poisoned a Wyoming town's water supply. Entry-level hiring fell 50% since 2019. And prediction markets are running on insider trading while calling it democratized finance. 🎧 Listen now. Share it. Start a conversation. 👉 Connect with us! Website: https://stlouispodcast.com/ Facebook: The St. Louis Podcast Instagram: @stlouispodcast Twitter: @stlouispodcasts Tik Tok: @stlouispodcast

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