The Fancestor Episode 9: Fans of the St. Louis Cardinals
Lifelong St. Louis Cardinals fan Jay Tierney joins the show to discuss his fandom.
Lifelong St. Louis Cardinals fan Jay Tierney joins the show to discuss his fandom.
The Cardinals are back at Busch Stadium for a brief three-game homestand with the San Diego Padres (June 15-17).
What We Already Knew Ocarina Of Time was HEAVILY rumored for the past couple of months, to the point that we all basically knew it was coming. In my opinion (And I will write an article about this) this spoiled the surprise and I think that the direct was unfairly panned because of this. This…
Minor League Baseball™ (MiLB™) announced the Player and Pitcher of the Month Award winners for May in Major League Baseball’s player development system.
The St. Louis Cardinals today announced their selections for Minor League Player and Pitcher of the Month for May, with Memphis Redbirds (AAA) right-handed relief pitcher Max Rajcic and Peoria Chiefs (A+) outfielder Won-Bin Cho taking home the honors.
Darryl Jenifer — bassist and founding member of the legendary hardcore innovators Bad Brains — returns with The Weather Channel, a new instrumental album arriving July 17 on Org Music on LP, CD, and digital formats.
For local brewery owners and taproom managers, the toughest part often isn’t the beer, it’s earning attention after the first visit. Craft brewery marketing challenges show up when local brewery competition is loud, releases blur together, and brewery audience engagement stalls between weekends.
Missouri deathcore crushers This Is Me Breathing continue their relentless march toward the release of their upcoming full-length album ‘Serenity In Suffering’ with the arrival of their new single “Return To None.”
The Cardinals return to Busch Stadium to begin the first of a 9-game homestand w/ a pair of 3-game rivalry weekend series versus the Cubs & Reds, sandwiched around 3 Interleague games with the Rangers.
Punk Pop artist MEGG is leaning all the way into the mess with her new single “Idiot,” arriving May 29th. Equal parts self-aware, chaotic, and cathartic, the track captures the feeling of trying to survive in a world where it feels like you’re damned if you do, damned if you don’t.
For Tornado Lobster Killer, frustration has become fuel. The Milan-based DIY punk/hardcore outfit return with their explosive new single “Pay To Play,” a bitter, sarcastic, and painfully honest look at what it means to keep making music in a scene where even getting on stage increasingly comes at a cost.