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The Morse Code Podcast

The Morse Code Podcast

By: 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. Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Voices and Takeaways from the Largest Protest in US History

    Voices and Takeaways from the Largest Protest in US History
    Oct 23 2025

    Eric speaks with Congressional candidate Fred Wellman and a dozen protesters in West St. Louis County, including a two-time Trump voter who took a stand to protest Donald Trump's authoritarianism. Make sure to listen to the end for important takeaways!
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    30 mins
  • "So much good food in St. Louis": Celebrity Chef Gerard Craft and Food Writer Joshua David Stein

    "So much good food in St. Louis": Celebrity Chef Gerard Craft and Food Writer Joshua David Stein
    Oct 2 2025

    Joshua David Stein is in from NYC to sample fare for Esquire's Best New Restaurants feature and Gerard Craft is celebrating 20 years of Niche Food Group. We talk about Gerard's amazing path from reform school graffiti writer to James Beard Award winner, we talk about St. Louis's vibrant food scene and why it beats NYC and LA, and we talk single dad stuff. This is one you don't want to miss!
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    1 hr and 13 mins
  • Bluegrass and Blue Dogs: Truman Kennedy

    Bluegrass and Blue Dogs: Truman Kennedy
    Sep 24 2025

    A politico, a minstrel, a farm boy, and a mensch—Truman Kennedy joins the pod to regale Eric with music and tales of Tulsa larceny. Meet the man who has demonstrated that progressive causes can win in rural Missouri.
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    52 mins
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