Phyllis Wheatley, a young African American slave, was brought to America in 1761 and eventually became the first published African American poet, surprising her owners with her literacy and writing skills, and later gaining recognition and freedom in England. [... more]

Phyllis Wheatley, a young African-American slave, defied the odds to become the first published African-American poet, impressing prominent figures in colonial America with her intelligence and literary talent. [... more]

Phyllis Wheatley, a young African-American slave, was brought to America in 1761 and eventually became a renowned poet, publishing her first book of poetry at the age of 18. Despite facing numerous challenges, including being a slave and a woman in a patriarchal society, Wheatley's talent and determination allowed her to achieve great success, including meeting prominent figures such as Benjamin Franklin and King George III. [... more]

Phyllis Wheatley, a young African American slave, was brought to America in 1761 and quickly demonstrated her intelligence and writing abilities. Despite being a slave, she was encouraged to learn and write by her owners, the Wheatleys, and went on to publish her first book of poetry, becoming the first African American poet to do so. Her story is a testament to the power of education and the human spirit, and highlights the complexities of American history during the 18th century. [... more]

Ed Wheatley's new book, St. Louis Sports Memories, delves into the rich history of sports in St. Louis, from golf to boxing to soccer, and explores the fascinating stories behind the city's iconic athletes and teams. [... more]

Jay Delsing discusses golf with a guest, Steve, who is struggling with a bunker shot. Jay offers advice on how to hit the shot, including using a middle wedge and taking a little less sand. They also talk about the importance of practice and the challenges of playing golf in the desert. Additionally, Jay discusses the PGA Tour schedule, including the Saudi International, and the impact of the event on the tour. He also talks about his friend, Jim Nance, and his passion for golf. [... more]