Ezekiel Lindhorst

Zeke was born and raised in North County, recently moved to University City, and he’s in love. He moved to U City for its proximity to Forest Park – the jewel of our city. There are many beautiful cities within our country to make a home, but St. Louis has always been Zeke’s. A musician, Zeke thinks our music and arts scene is a step ahead of most surrounding areas, with a focus on promoting local and emerging talent. From the inclusivity of The Grove, the timeless beauty of Forest Park, to our very own 90.7 St. Louis Public Radio, St. Louisan’s have a lot to be proud of.

As Development Coordinator at STLPR until 2022, Zeke worked with the membership team to raise funds and assisted with event planning for the station. He loved that he could speak daily to our members and work closely with volunteers. Events are opportunities for Zeke to share in the love of public radio and familiarize himself with listeners.

The station’s ongoing success is important to Zeke because St. Louis Public Radio is a staple in our community. It is a source that thousands depend on for reliable information – including Zeke and his family. He grew up, like many young people, listening to NPR in the backseat of his mom’s van on the way to school. His mother was a teacher and taught Zeke that Public Radio is an unbiased source of news and information. Zeke admits that at age 7, he might not have soaked that message in entirely, but as he grew in years, he started questioning the world for himself. In St. Louis Public Radio, he and his mother, like thousands of supporting members, found reliability and a deep understanding of the community.

When Zeke’s not at the station, you can find his with headphones in, behind his drum kit, or pouring over a mixing board. Music has been a part of his life since day one. His parents were both music educators, so, as he always likes to say, “I didn’t stand a chance.” He did his time as a marching band “geek” and loved every minute of it. Later on, he started writing and performing in local groups. You’d have seen his most recently with St. Louis’s own Middle Class Fashion. His current passion is recording, mixing, and producing original music. In the future he would love to record emerging area musicians in an effort to continue growing the St. Louis music community.