Devon "The Great" Alexander

Chris Hansen: Building the Future of St. Louis Arts & Culture

Chris Hansen, Executive Director of the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, joins Rene Knott for an insightful conversation about the power of arts, culture, and community development in St. Louis. From the continued transformation of the Grand Center Arts District into a nationally recognized cultural destination to the growing impact of Music at the Intersection, Hansen shares how strategic investments in creativity are fueling economic growth, attracting visitors, and creating opportunities for artists across the region. Together, they explore the vision behind the Kranzberg Arts Foundation, the importance of accessible arts programming, and the role culture plays in shaping the future of our city. Discover how one organization is helping redefine St. Louis through innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to the creative economy. Join us for a compelling conversation about leadership, cultural investment, and the future of one of St. Louis' most vibrant districts Powered by I Got Dan [https://www.facebook.com/IGotDan?__tn__=-]K*F] & Midwest BankCentre [https://www.facebook.com/midwest.bankcentre1?__tn__=-]K*F]  therundownstl.com

Tish Period - Powerful Voice. Heartfelt Stories.

In this episode of The Rundown, Rene Knott sits down with Tish Period — nationally recognized vocalist, songwriter, and one of the most commanding voices in soul and R&B today. From The Voice to The Tamron Hall Show, Tish reflects on the discipline, perseverance, and passion behind her journey. She also shares the surreal moment TLC showed up to watch her perform their music live — a full-circle experience that pushed her viral moment into the national spotlight. With a voice compared to legends and a presence entirely her own, Tish continues to prove she’s more than a singer—she’s an experience.  Powered by I Got Dan [https://www.facebook.com/IGotDan?__tn__=-]K*F] & Midwest BankCentre [https://www.facebook.com/midwest.bankcentre1?__tn__=-]K*F]  therundownstl.com

Eric Rhone - “From Playground Hustle to Entertainment Mogul”

In this episode of The Rundown, Rene Knott sits down with Eric Rhone — producer, manager, entrepreneur, and co-founder of A Bird and A Bear Entertainment. From selling candy as a kid to building an entertainment company alongside Cedric the Entertainer, Eric reflects on a journey fueled by faith, friendship, and taking chances. What started as a college roommate connection turned into a decades-long partnership rooted in trust, creativity, and vision. Eric opens up about the risks of entrepreneurship, the milestones along the way, and why the journey has always mattered more than the destination. Through it all, one thing remains constant: belief in the process, the people around you, and the power of staying committed to the vision. 🎬 Powered by I Got Dan [https://www.facebook.com/IGotDan?__tn__=-]K*F] & Midwest BankCentre [https://www.facebook.com/midwest.bankcentre1?__tn__=-]K*F]  therundownstl.com

Devon "The Great" Alexander

Past the streets of St. Louis to World Champion In this episode of The Rundown with Rene Knott, Devon Alexander [https://www.facebook.com/devon.alexander.7?__tn__=-]K*F] shares how boxing saved his life. He opens up about the sacrifices behind becoming a champion, the mindset he carried into his first world title fight, and the emotional moment he finally held the championship belt after years of hard work and discipline. Today, through his foundation, Devon is giving back by teaching kids life skills, discipline, faith, and the importance of education over titles. A powerful conversation about purpose, perseverance, faith, and redemption. Powered by I Got Dan [https://www.facebook.com/IGotDan?__tn__=-]K*F] & Midwest BankCentre [https://www.facebook.com/midwest.bankcentre1?__tn__=-]K*F]  therundownstl.com

Pascal Beauboeuf

In this episode of The Rundown, Rene Knott sits down with Pascal, Executive Producer and Host of The Pascal Show. At the center of the conversation is one word: authenticity. Whether he’s live streaming for hours or hosting on air, Pascal doesn’t perform—he shows up as himself. And that realness is exactly what connects with audiences around the world. From directing music videos in St. Louis to building his own platform, his journey is defined by growth, risk, and staying true to his purpose. He opens up about fatherhood, navigating global events, and the responsibility of seeking truth in today’s media landscape—where perspective matters more than ever. His message is simple: be yourself and don’t let outside noise define who you are.  Powered by I Got Dan & Midwest BankCentre  therundownstl.com