My guest on this episode of the Who's Who in St. Lou Show is local startup entrepreneur and software developer Noah Rosenberg.

Noah is one of the founders behind an app called Pikazo that I believe every artist and photographer should have on their Android or iPhone device.

The Pikazo app allows you to take an image, select a style to pair with it then it "paints" a new resulting image within minutes to create some amazing image results. If you visit the Pikazo Salon group on Facebook here, you will see the power of this application.

During this episode we discussed not only Pikazo, but also touched on his time growing up in Fairfield, Iowa and discussed a little of his time in marketing during his early years out of school.

You can download the Pikazo application on your favorite platform via the links below (be on the lookout for version 2 to release soon):

• Pikazo on Google Play Store for Android
• Pikazo on the Apple App Store

 

Connect with Noah Rosenberg on Twitter at @nrose.

 

 

Guest Faves of St. Louis

• Favorite St. Louis attraction - Missouri Botanical Gardens

• Favorite restaurant - Milque Toast Bar on Jefferson

• Favorite thing about St. Louis - If feels like the right mix of things

• What would you like to see St. Louis change? - Merge the city and county

• Specifically for the out of town listener - You would be surprised at how great of a region that this area truly is

 

 

St. Louis "Did You Know?" bits

• The Ferris Wheel at the 1904 World's Fair could hold 2,000 people thanks to the 36 bi-state bus sized cars
• The first Drive-In theater in the St. Louis area was built in 1940 at Ballas and Manchester in West County where the West County Shopping Center is located. It was torn down in 1967 to make way for the shopping center
• Hall's Ferry Road is the oldest road in St. Louis County surveyed back in 1815 and is named after Edward Hall who ran a ferry boat business along the Missouri River. Hence the name, Hall's Ferry Road

 

 

Arch Store is now open

The Arch Store is now open down at the still under construction Gateway Arch grounds. Visit the following website to get your 20% off in store purchase coupon here:

• www.jnpa.com/archstore.shtml

**Coupon only good for the month of June 2016**

 

 

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