Episode Synopsis "Mo' Curious: ‘That American Ideal'"

Almost as long as there has been a Missouri, there have been idealists in our midst. In 1844, "Doctor" Wilhelm Keil and his followers established the German Communal Society of Bethel in Northeast Missouri. They were followed by an Icarian outpost in 1858 near St. Louis. In this episode of Mo' Curious, you'll learn about […]

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