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The Morse Code Podcast

The Morse Code Podcast

De: Eric Morse
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DECODING ST. LOUIS CULTURES AND COMMUNITIES. The Morse Code podcast is an exploration and celebration of St. Louis and an attempt to build community through telling our unique stories.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Ciencias Sociales
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  • Dr. Kezia Jackson: Creating Healing Spaces

    Dr. Kezia Jackson: Creating Healing Spaces
    Nov 11 2025

    Kezia Jackson is a clinical psychologist and the founder and CEO of Healing Spaces, a mental health practice that specializes in serving BIPOC populations. As one of the just 4% of mental health professionals who are Black, she and her team are on a mission to meet a drastic need.
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    44 m
  • Ron Charles: E.F. Hutton of the Literary World

    Ron Charles: E.F. Hutton of the Literary World
    Nov 4 2025

    Washington Post book critic Ron Charles is not only one of the most influential people in the literary world, he is also a St. Louis native, a former teacher at John Burroughs (and colleague of Jon Hamm), and Eric's former college professor. He brings a joy and enthusiasm to the craft (and to everything) that is nothing short of pure delight! Ron and Eric discuss AI, publishing, where readers have gone, and the rise of Romantasy. You'll love it!
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    1 h y 7 m
  • Witchcraft, Past Lives, and County Politics: Lisa Clancy and Kelli Dunaway

    Witchcraft, Past Lives, and County Politics: Lisa Clancy and Kelli Dunaway
    Oct 31 2025

    In this spooky Halloween edition of the pod, Eric talks to two St. Louis County Council members: Lisa Clancy and Kelli Dunaway. Lisa is a social worker who has dedicated her life to helping her community. Kelli is a real-life witch, who tells a harrowing story of encountering Eric (nee Mark) in a past life, 500 years ago. It's a hell of a ride! Happy Halloween, everybody!
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    46 m
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