In a first for the Who's Who in St. Lou Show, I have to release an episode as two episodes. My guest Julian Barnes and I had such a great & long discussion that I could not see cutting anything from it, so here we are with Part 2 of 2. On Part 1, we discussed a website & startup that Julian Barnes created called College Crap which is currently being rebranded. Here on Part 2, we discuss another passion of his called Breaking The Get Fit Myth which aims to help people maximize their fitness & diet efforts. Julian Barnes has a lot of great things going for him and I feel he is someone that you will be pleased to learn more about so make sure to listen to both parts of this wonderful & informative discussion. To listen to the first of these two episodes, make sure to visit WhoSTL.com/32 to have a listen to that portion.   To connect with Julian Barnes, you can do so the following ways: Twitter - @JulesMcVern Instagram - @JulesMcVern Facebook - Facebook.com/julian.barnes.5     Guest Faves of St. Louis Favorite St. Louis attraction - Forest Park and Busch Stadium for a Cardinals baseball game Favorite restaurant - Soulard Gyro & Deli One thing you love most about living in the St. Louis area - The people If you could be mayor for a day, would you change in St. Louis? - Make the tax revenue go where it is needed most and not wasted     Listener survey form Please visit the WhoSTL.com/survey page to fill out this brief survey to help shape the future of this show. What do you like, dislike etc? Help me make the Who's Who in St. Lou Show a more enjoyable listening experience for you the listener.     St. Louis "Did You Know?" bits The first V.P. Fair opened on July 3, 1983 at the Gateway Arch grounds with an estimated 1.5 million people in attendance. As is true to this time of year in St. Louis, this first fair also experienced heavy rains. It is currently known as Fair St. Louis and has been held in Forest Park the last three years. The V.P. in the V.P. Fair actually stands for "Veiled Prophet" and is an organization created in 1878 by a group of prominent St. Louisans to help promote the city of St. Louis.     Connect with us and share your feedback! I would love to hear from you! Send any feedback you may have for the show, give guest suggestions or also share interesting St. Louis history with us via email at: WhoSTLPodcast@gmail.com Have yet to subscribe to the show via your mobile device or leave a rating & review here as well: Subscribe via iTunes here Subscribe or listen on Stitcher Radio Subscribe on the Google Play Store for Android Also, I invite you connect with the show the following ways on social media: Twitter - @WhoSTLPodcast Facebook - Facebook.com/whostl Instagram - @WhoSTLPodcast Thank you for listening!