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Tangazo is a meeting place where we share ideas and explore efforts to improve our human conditions and quite simply make our lives better. All are welcome, none will be judged, but all are challenged to look beyond ourselves and our notions of how others think about issues of cultural​,​ political and social significance. We are building bridges of communication between the many groups that make up the St​. L​ouis Metropolitan Region by sharing and reflecting on the stories and lives of a diverse group of guests.

Host and Producer: Hank Thompson
Guest Hosts: Tim Person, Rev. Darryl Gray & Mike Jones
Technical Producers: Kevin Melter, Frankie Meixner, Ryan Voelkel, Jeron Wilson, Matt Patston, Jon Valley

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  2. 180. Tangazo!: Tim person Tangazo cohost talks Christmas with the Ultimate Homemaker Pat Nogar. Muti media artist Paulette Sankofa, author of St.Louis Black Women’s Quilting and Cuisine, joined Tim, in studio.

180. Tangazo!: Tim person Tangazo cohost talks Christmas with the Ultimate Homemaker Pat Nogar. Muti media artist Paulette Sankofa, author of St.Louis Black Women’s Quilting and Cuisine, joined Tim, in studio.

Dec 13, 2024

Tangazo cohost Tim Person,  hosted two special guest for Thursday’s show.  In the first half of the 12 pm hour, in preparation for the holiday’s, Pat Nogar treated us to with our annual pre-holiday visit with helpful tips about preparing for the festival season with convergence of Christmas, Hanukah and Kwanza.  Pat shared how to make our homes more festival and inviting and how to enjoy and incorporate diverse cultures.  We also took a walk down memory lane by revisiting the past with family gatherings, how we engaged and celebrated and even discussed our favorite holiday movies.  In the second half of the hour, we were joined by the multi-talented Paulette Sankofa who is an mixed media artist, an Ordained Elder in the AME church and an author.  Paulette recently published a book entitled: St. Louis Black Women’s Quilting and Cuisine: Stories of Love and Hope.  Her book documents the stories of St. Louis Black women who are passionate about quilting and culinary arts. This is an essential part of the local quilting and culinary arts history of the state of Missouri.