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The Morning AgendaPA Headlines | Feb. 2 | A deep dive into Pittsburgh’s (bleak) media landscape.Republican gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity says an Allegheny County party leader is her choice for a running mate. The city of Philadelphia is headed to court, demanding the National Park Service return its exhibit depicting the lives of enslaved persons under President George Washington. The exhibit was recently removed by federal employees, acting on a White House executive order calling for the removal of displays in U-S national parks that "disparage" the nation. Authorities in Lebanon County have released the identity of the man fatally shot by State Police early Wednesday while troopers were attempting t...
2026-02-0211 min
The Best of the Sports ShopAlways Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks: NFL Picks + Carolina Panthers Wild Card WeekendReese, Pam and Alex speak with Ian Parks to discuss his NFL picks for this Wild Card weekend and discuss some matchups.
Ian Parks from Always Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks joins the Sports Shop to share his picks in the NFL. Who will win this weekend: Chicago Bears or Green Bay Packers? Los Angeles Chargers or New England Patriots? Houston Texans or Pittsburgh Steelers? Will Rome Odunze record more than 35.5 yards?
The (8-9) Carolina Panthers and the (12-5) Los Angeles Rams are set to meet tomorrow in an NFC Wild Card playoff matchup...
2026-01-0912 min
Urban Sports SceneEpisode 821: Ravens Season Ends in Heartbreak + John Harbaugh Let Go | Ravens Recap vs Steelers | Carita Parks
Make sure you watch and subscribe to our shows, here on YouTube: Urban Sports Scene. Urban Sports Scene is a sports show based out of the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia). The sports show provides youthful and fresh insight into all sports. The show stars Wole, and Ray. We air live every Tuesday at 7 pm ET on YouTube. Show topic/agenda:
Baltimore Ravens fans, a difficult chapter closes. 🏈
Bowie TV’s Ravens beat reporter Carita Parks (Founder of Double Take Sports) joins Wole on the Urban Sports Scene x Bowie TV Baltimore Ravens Recap Show to brea...
2026-01-0853 minThe Best of the Sports ShopAlways Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks: NFL Picks + Is The Alabama Dynasty Officially Over?Reese, Pam and Alex speak with Ian Parks to discuss his NFL picks for this weekend and discuss Alabama's loss to Indiana yesterday.
Ian Parks from Always Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks joins the Sports Shop to share his picks in the NFL. Who will win this weekend: Seattle Seahawks or San Francisco 49ers? Green Bay Packers or Minnesota Vikings? Baltimore Ravens or Pittsburgh Steelers?
The (7-9) Atlanta Falcons will host the (6-10) New Orleans Saints this weekend. If the Falcons win, the Carolina Panthers are in the playoffs, even if the Panthers lose...
2026-01-0215 minThe Best of the Sports ShopAlways Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks - NFL PicksReese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Ian Parks and discuss his NFL picks for this weekend.
Ian Parks from Always Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks joins the Sports Shop to share his picks in the NFL. Who will win this weekend: Los Angeles Chargers or Dallas Cowboys? Pittsburgh Steelers or Detroit Lions? New England Patriots or Baltimore Ravens? San Francisco 49ers or Indianapolis Colts? The Miami Dolphins will host the Cincinnati Bengals at 1:00 p.m. ET on Sunday. Quinn Ewers will make his first career start in the NFL against the Bengals. Will Ewers have...
2025-12-1917 min
City Cast PittsburghHow To Get Outside in Pittsburgh WinterPittsburgh just got a nice, big snowfall, and if you're feeling inspired to get out in the cold there are plenty of options, from snowshoeing through our city parks to ice skating under the stars. Marcus Shoffner, founder of the Outdoor Inclusion Coalition, joins host Megan Harris to share his favorite spots for skiing, snowboarding, winter camping and more, plus his tips for staying warm and finding free or very discounted winter gear.
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2025-12-1631 minThe Best of the Sports ShopAlways Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks: NFL Picks + Has Reese Been A Bryce Young Supporter?Reese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Ian Parks and discuss his NFL picks for this weekend.
Ian Parks from Always Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks joins the Sports Shop to share his picks in the NFL. Who will win this weekend: Cincinnati Bengals or Baltimore Ravens? Green Bay Packers or Denver Broncos? Miami Dolphins or Pittsburgh Steelers? The Seattle Seahawks will host the Indianapolis Colts this weekend in a game where 44-year old Philip Rivers might start. Rivers had not played in the NFL since 2020. Who will win the game? Will Jonathan Taylor record over 88.5...
2025-12-1217 min
Wake Up, Pittsburgh!Tuesday, Nov. 25: Pittsburgh Tax Hikes? + RAD Parks Investment + Sala Udin Reflects + University Funding, EnrollmentToday's newscast includes these stories:Pittsburgh council eyes tax hikes, cuts to fix 2026 budget.RAD approves record $148 million for parks, libraries, culture.Sala Udin retires from school board, laments unfinished equity work.New performance-based formula will reshape funding for Pitt, Penn State.CMU international enrollment dips as immigration policies unsettle global students.
2025-11-2504 minCity Cast PittsburghMore Food Trucks in City Parks? Plus, 'Hot' Neighborhoods & Cell Phone BanGood news for food truck lovers! The city just made it easier for mobile vendors to set up shop. Host Megan Harris and executive producer Mallory Falk share why new rules could open the door for taco trucks, mobile pizza ovens, and more in your favorite city park. Plus, they dig into new reports about Pittsburgh's hottest housing markets and richest neighborhoods, explain why it's not entirely a good thing that we lead the nation in home inheritance, and discuss a proposed cell phone ban in Pittsburgh public schools.
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2025-11-2141 min
Pittsburgh Local Pulse"Traffic Incident in East Liberty, Budget Debate, and Community Events - Pittsburgh Local Pulse"Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Sunday, November 16, 2025.We’ve just learned about a traffic incident overnight in East Liberty. A Pittsburgh police vehicle responding to a call was involved in a crash near East Liberty Boulevard and North Highland Avenue. Thankfully, both officers were unharmed, and the civilian driver was treated at the scene. The intersection was blocked off for hours, so drivers in the area should expect lingering delays this morning. Authorities are investigating the situation, and we’ll bring you more if there are updates.From city hall, the budget debate is h...
2025-11-1603 minThe Best of the Sports ShopAlways Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks - NFL PicksReese, Kmac, Pam and Alex speak with Ian Parks and discuss his NFL picks for this weekend.
Ian Parks from Always Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks joins the Sports Shop to share his picks in the NFL. Who will win this weekend: Carolina Panthers or Atlanta Falcons? Cincinnati Bengals or Pittsburgh Steelers? Kansas City Chiefs or Denver Broncos? The Minnesota Vikings will host the Chicago Bears this weekend. Will Caleb Williams throw for more than 226.5 passing yards?
What else is going on this weekend?
2025-11-1418 minThe Best of the Sports ShopAlways Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks - NFL PicksReese, Pam and Alex speak with Ian Parks and discuss his NFL picks for this weekend.
Ian Parks from Always Bet On Black w/ Ian Parks joins the Sports Shop to share his picks in the NFL. Who will win this weekend: Pittsburgh Steelers or Green Bay Packers? Cleveland Browns or New England Patriots? Chicago Bears or Baltimore Ravens? Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers are hosting Jordan Love and Rodgers' former team, the Green Bay Packers on Sunday at 8:20 PM. Will Aaron Rodgers throw for over 215 yards against the his former team?
2025-10-2407 minCity Cast Pittsburgh'Dishonest' Election Mailer, Pittsburgh Banned Books & New GlampingPennsylvania's judicial retention race is heating up, and there's a mailer going around with really misleading information. Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato released a draft of the next county budget, and there's no tax increase, but Pittsburgh Public Schools is thinking differently. We're also talking about Walmart's pitch to demolish the Monroeville Mall, but there's also some good news. Pennsylvania's getting glamping sites with incredible amenities, and lots of books are on sale to celebrate Banned Books Week.
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2025-10-1038 min
CEO's You Should Know - PittsburghCEO, Dr. Jeremy Goodman of the Pittsburgh Zoo & AquariumThe Pittsburgh Zoo is one of only six major zoo and aquarium combinations in the United States and is home to more than 8,000 animals representing over 600 species. The organization’s research and conservation projects are recognized globally and represented on all seven continents and five oceans. As a regional attraction with a global impact, the Zoo is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, earning the Charity Navigator’s prestigious 4-star rating. The Zoo is American Humane Conservation-certified and accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Zoological Association of America, and the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums.
2025-10-0123 minPittsburgh Local PulseSaturday Pittsburgh Report: Vape Zoning, Budget Limbo, School Bus Crash, and More Local NewsGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Saturday, September twentieth. We wake up to a cloudy start in the Steel City, with showers hanging around through midday. The downtown forecast calls for highs near seventy with clearing skies this afternoon, but expect roads to be slick if you are heading out early. The rest of the weekend looks comfortable, just in time for all the events on our calendar.There is breaking news from city hall this week as Pittsburgh councilmembers prepare to introduce new zoning changes for vape shops. The move comes after growing...
2025-09-2004 minPittsburgh Local PulseSunday in Pittsburgh: Sunny Skies, Steelers, and Community UpdatesGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Sunday, September 14, 2025.We wake up today to a gorgeous stretch of late-summer weather. With high pressure camped over our region, we are looking at sunny skies and a high near 84 degrees in the city. After a cooler start, it feels almost like July out there. If you are heading out, throw on a t-shirt and shorts and make sure to hydrate, especially with the continued drought. Lawns across Allegheny and Beaver counties are dry and brown, and there’s no significant rain expected until late next week. Evenings stay clear wi...
2025-09-1404 minPittsburgh Local Pulse"Panthers Power Past Duquesne, Downtown Revitalization, and Community Highlights - Pittsburgh Local Pulse"Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Sunday, August thirty first, twenty twenty five.We start today with some breaking sports news that’s bound to put a smile on every Panthers fan’s face. Yesterday, Pitt’s football team powered through their big return of the City Game, crushing Duquesne sixty one to nine at Acrisure Stadium. Star quarterback Eli Holstein threw a career high four touchdown passes, connecting twice with sophomore Blue Hicks. Desmond Reid electrified the crowd, returning a punt eighty eight yards for a score in the opening three minutes. The game carried specia...
2025-08-3104 min
Voice of the ArtsYugo Ikach on Washington Symphony and Arts in the ParksMusic Director and Conductor of the Washington Symphony Orchestra, Yugo Ikach, discusses their new season.Their upcoming season includes a celebration of the United States 250th Anniversary, a John Williams concert, and a holiday concert with an island twist. He highlights their listener friendly approach to programming music.Yugo also talks about Washington County's Arts in the Park celebration. Arts in the park celebrates the county wide array of arts groups with over 25 artist activities, and a brass quintet from the Washington Symphony.Yugo Ikach loves his work as Associate Dean of the C...
2025-08-2214 minPittsburgh Local PulseShooting in Hill District, Deadly Crash in Coraopolis, Inclusionary Zoning Momentum - Pittsburgh Local PulseGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Friday, August twenty-second.We start the day with breaking news from Pittsburgh’s Hill District, where police responded overnight to Chauncey Drive after reports of a woman shot in the back just after 2 a.m. Thanks to quick work from first responders, she’s now upgraded to stable condition in the hospital. Police secured video showing a male suspect leaving in a car with Louisiana plates. Two individuals are being questioned by the Violent Crime Unit as the investigation continues. Our thoughts go out to her family, and we’ll keep l...
2025-08-2203 minCity Cast PittsburghParks for Every Pittsburgh PersonalityPittsburgh has so many beautiful parks — 176 to be exact! — and each one offers something a little different. If you're looking for the perfect spot to soak up the last few weeks of summer, we've got you covered. City Cast producer Sophia Lo is with Matthew Hileman, the director of operations and visitor engagement at the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, to talk about the best parks for gorgeous views, a romantic date night, birdwatching, and more.
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2025-08-1424 minVoice of the ArtsPittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks "Friended by Shakespeare"Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks is back for another season! But first, a benefit!Founder of Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks, Jennifer Tober, and playwright and actor Charles David "Stoney" Richards, talk with Anna Singer about their upcoming benefit performance of "Friended by Shakespeare". Stoney talks about his motivation for writing this one-man play. The story focuses on the friendship between John Sinklo (or Sinkler) and William Shakespeare.Jennifer talks about the new space in the Three Stories building, which is now available to use by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust for free. The proceeds of...
2025-08-1215 minPittsburgh Local PulsePittsburgh Local Pulse: Murders Down, Community Initiatives, Jobs & Housing UpdateGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Sunday, August 10, 2025.We start the day with breaking news from our East Hills neighborhood, where a young girl is recovering in stable condition after being shot Friday night. Pittsburgh Police responded to a ShotSpotter alert on East Hills Drive, finding the girl injured and a nearby home damaged. Officers administered first aid swiftly and detectives are actively investigating, with reassurance for residents that extra patrols will continue in the area.In broader public safety news, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette highlights a milestone: murders in our city are at historic...
2025-08-1003 minPittsburgh Local Pulse"Mild Sunday, Stormy Evening, Pittsburgh City Council Rejects Landmark Status"Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Sunday, July 20, 2025. We’re waking up today to mild, comfortable temperatures, with highs expected in the mid-80s and a chance for a shower or thunderstorm mainly in the afternoon. The best chance for storms will be in the Laurel Highlands and Ridges, but the city itself should stay mostly dry through midday. Into the evening, keep an eye out for scattered storms as a cold front approaches, but by Monday we’ll have drier, cooler air, so it’s a nice outlook for the start of the workweek according to CBS Pittsb...
2025-07-2003 minPittsburgh Local PulseFourth of July Celebrations, City Council Updates, and Community Connections - Pittsburgh Local PulseGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Saturday, July 5th, 2025.We’re waking up after a festive Fourth of July that brought crowds Downtown and to the North Shore as fireworks lit up the skyline last night. Thanks to the mild weather, celebrations went late, and our parks are still buzzing today as families gather for picnics and live music. Our city offices are closed for the holiday weekend, so expect some minor service delays today, especially for trash collection and public transit. Most grocery stores and restaurants remain open, but post offices and banks are taking a...
2025-07-0503 minCity Cast PittsburghFree Museums and Attractions in PittsburghThe Carnegie Museums have an extensive collection, but there are plenty of other museums and hidden gems in and around the city that are free or donation-based. Discover the Burgh's Jeremy Jones and SpotlightPA's Asha Prihar are here to talk about their favorites (including where you might be able to see a singing tumor!), what's on their summer bucket list, and how to make the most of a free experience.
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Free museums abound in Pa. Find the one for you with this guide. [SpotlightPA]
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2025-06-2526 minCity Cast PittsburghTrump in Pittsburgh, Great City Parks & Fetterman 'Shamed' Back to WorkPresident Trump is expected in Pittsburgh today to tout a "planned partnership" between U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel. Host Megan Harris and executive producer Mallory Falk are joined by Axios Pittsburgh's Ryan Deto to share what we know about the agreement and what questions still need to be answered when Trump holds his "BIG rally" at U.S. Steel's Irvin Works in West Mifflin. They also discuss John Fetterman's claims that he's been "shamed" into showing up for Senate votes and hearings, dig into a new report on city parks, and explain why nurses at UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital...
2025-05-3045 minCity Cast PittsburghYour Guide to June 2025 in PittsburghSummer is here! June is full of fun activities and celebrations, from outdoor concerts and pop-up beer gardens to pool openings and a Juneteenth boat party. The City Cast Pittsburgh team is sharing some of the best ways to enjoy the city this month, whether you want to traipse around Carnegie for a ghost hunt or get your fill of Greek food in Mt Lebanon. And if you're looking for even more outdoors options, check out our episode about exploring Pittsburgh's 176 parks.
If you're new here, welcome! We’ve put together a starter pack for you, with ep...
2025-05-2928 minPittsburgh Local PulseTornadoes, crashes, housing costs, and Memorial Day plans - your Pittsburgh Local Pulse update.Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Friday, May 23rd, 2025.We wake up today following a week of wild weather. Two tornadoes touched down in Butler County during Wednesday's storms, leaving many of us cleaning up debris and checking on neighbors. As we look ahead, expect another round of heavy rain and possible thunderstorms later today. If you are headed out, keep an eye on the sky and watch for any flash flood warnings. The storms may impact outdoor Memorial Day plans, especially along the rivers and at the parks.Breaking overnight, a crash involving...
2025-05-2304 minPittsburgh Local Pulse"NFL Draft, Election Reform, and a Rare Robin: Pittsburgh Local Pulse for May 13"Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Tuesday, May 13. We start today with breaking news that puts Pittsburgh in the national spotlight—the city is officially on the clock to host the 2026 NFL Draft. Excitement is building as we join the select group of cities chosen for this massive event, which will bring in fans, boost local businesses, and shine a light on our vibrant sports community. While we look forward to big events, we’re also preparing for more regular rain today, with scattered showers expected into the afternoon and highs in the upper 60s. If you have outd...
2025-05-1303 minPittsburgh Local PulsePittsburgh Local Pulse: Historic Papal Election, Storm Cleanup, and Community SpiritGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Friday, May 9, 2025.We start today with breaking news from the Vatican, as American-born Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected Pope Leo the Fourteenth, making history as the first American to lead the Catholic Church. While this is a global story, it is resonating strongly here in Pittsburgh, home to a large Catholic community and many with roots in local parishes.Back at home, city hall is still working through the aftermath of last week’s severe thunderstorms. Pittsburgh City Council has extended the disaster emergency declaration for another 30 da...
2025-05-0904 min
Hemlocks to HellbendersPoint State Park - From military stronghold to Pittsburgh's downtown gemPoint State Park stands as the crowned jewel of downtown Pittsburgh. It is a lush, 36-acre greenspace nestled at the historic confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers, where the mighty Ohio River is born.Point State Park is a focal point for community gatherings, festivals and celebrations. It provides sweeping views of the city’s skyline and serves as a tranquil urban escape.The Point has become the place you bring your out of town parents to. The place you see on TV during all home games for the Pirates and Steelers. The place yo...
2025-04-2345 minPittsburgh Local PulseForbes Ave. Changes, Spring Blooms, and Hometown Hires - Pittsburgh Local PulseGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Thursday, April 17, 2025.As we get our day started, we want to let drivers know about big changes near Forbes Avenue and Braddock Avenue. Beginning this morning, the city is rolling out a new traffic pattern at this busy intersection. Inbound lanes on Forbes will be reduced to one as outbound lanes shift north. There are now upgraded traffic signals, a dedicated bus lane, and extended bike paths, all part of a larger effort to improve safety for all of us who use this route every day. So, if you travel...
2025-04-1703 minCity Cast PittsburghHow to Explore Pittsburgh's 176 ParksPittsburgh has 176 parks, and each one offers something special. City Cast producer Sophia Lo is with Matthew Hileman, the director of operations and visitor engagement at the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, to talk about the best parks for gorgeous views, a romantic date night, birdwatching, and more. Learn more about the sponsors of this April 16th episode:Prolonlife.com/city - Use this link for 15% offFranklin Street MarketLiberty MagicBecome a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm.Want more Pittsburgh news?
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2025-04-1725 minCity Cast PittsburghNew Park Toilets, County Wins & One Scandalous PA JudgeAllegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato gave her quarterly address to County Council, and while there’s a lot of uncertainty around funding, there are also things to celebrate. Like more bathrooms in the parks! But if you see any downed birds, be mindful of bird flu and please don’t touch. Biden’s outgoing pardons are back in the news — including one granted to a judge convicted in the ‘Kids for Cash’ scandal — and we’re taking a dive into autopen lore. Plus, we’re recapping Pennsylvania’s special elections, celebrating the start of the Pirates new season and fewer potholes at Pi...
2025-03-2840 minPittsburgh Local PulsePittsburgh Local Pulse: Spring Snow, Westmoreland Fire Rescue, Porch Collapse, and Kennywood ChangesGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Thursday, March 27, 2025.We're waking up to a chilly spring morning here in the Steel City, with some light snow flurries reported in parts of Allegheny County. Bundle up if you're heading out early, but expect things to warm up as we move into the afternoon.In breaking news, a fire broke out at the home of a Westmoreland County 911 dispatcher in Derry Township early this morning. The dispatcher's wife heroically rescued family members after calling her husband about the blaze. We're relieved to report everyone made it out...
2025-03-2703 minPittsburgh Local PulsePittsburgh Local Pulse: Inmate's Passing, St. Patrick's Celebration Injuries, and Scholastic AchievementsGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for March 18, 2025.We're starting with some somber news today. An inmate at the Washington County jail passed away last week at a Pittsburgh hospital while being treated for undisclosed health issues. Our thoughts are with the family during this difficult time.In other news, the city is still buzzing about the St. Patrick's Day celebrations over the weekend. The parade on Saturday was a huge success, with over 200 floats and marching bands filling downtown streets. However, the festivities took an unfortunate turn when a porch roof collapsed during a...
2025-03-1803 minCity Cast PittsburghHired Guns in City Parks, Steelers Day Care & School ClosuresAfter two rounds of deer culling in a few city parks, archers have provided thousands of venison meals, but it turns out, that’s not enough to keep the animal population at bay. We’re talking about how and why guns are getting added to the mix. Pittsburgh Public Schools announced the next phase in proposed school closures, Steelers players reported another round of failing grades in the annual union report card, and we still have not recovered from a recent police substation press conference that got Mayor Gainey so fired up. City Cast’s Megan Harris and Sophia Lo are...
2025-02-2836 minPittsburgh Local PulseA Winning Night for Pitt, WPIAL Playoffs Kick Off, and Pittsburgh's Thriving Job MarketGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Thursday, February 13, 2025. We're starting off with some exciting sports news. Tonight, the Pitt women's basketball team is hosting No. 2 Notre Dame at the Petersen Events Center. This nationally televised matchup is a big deal for our city, and we're all rooting for the Panthers. Graduate center Khadija Faye recently reached a milestone, becoming the 22nd Panther in program history to surpass 1,000 career points. Let's fill the Petersen Events Center and show our support[1].In other sports news, the WPIAL playoffs are kicking off today with eight preliminary round games. This...
2025-02-1303 minPittsburgh Local PulseWeekend Roundup: Robberies, Tech Growth, and Community Events in PittsburghGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for Saturday, January 18, 2025. We're starting the weekend off with a look at what's happening in our city.First, let's talk about breaking news. Police have charged two teens in connection with a series of knifepoint robberies in the area. Additionally, a vehicle hit and injured a woman carrying a child in Oakland, prompting new safety measures to be implemented on Terrace Street after recent fatal wrecks.In job market news, Pittsburgh's tech scene is booming, with a 21% growth rate and over 18,000 new jobs created by giants like Google and...
2025-01-1803 minPittsburgh Local PulseCybersecurity Boom, Card Skimmers, Snowy Weather - Pittsburgh Local Pulse January 17, 2025Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for January 17, 2025. We're starting the day with some breaking news. Pittsburgh Police are investigating a report of a card skimmer found at an Exxon gas station and 7-Eleven convenience store in the Brookline neighborhood. The alleged victim reported that their transaction was declined, but funds were still withdrawn from their account. Police are asking anyone who suspects illegal activity to report it to their local police zone or call 911[1].Moving on to the job market, we have some promising news. Pittsburgh's cybersecurity job market is set to thrive in 2025, with over 1,500...
2025-01-1703 minPittsburgh Local PulseSkimmer alert, cybersecurity jobs boom, winter weather, and community events – Pittsburgh Local PulseGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for January 17, 2025. We're starting the day with a look at what's happening in our city.First, let's talk about breaking news. Pittsburgh Police are investigating a report of a card skimmer found at a Brookline gas station. This is a reminder to always be vigilant when using ATMs or gas pumps, and to report any suspicious activity to the authorities[3].Moving on to the job market, we have some exciting developments. The Pittsburgh cybersecurity job market is set to thrive in 2025, with over 1,500 unfilled positions predicted and a projected 40...
2025-01-1703 minVoice of the ArtsAn Update with Pittsburgh Parks ConservancyJim Cunningham talks with Director of Advancement of Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, Alana Wenk, to reflect on the success of Aurora: Illuminating the Holiday Magic of Mellon Square sculpture installation.
Alana discusses the inspiration behind the project, the partnerships that made it possible, and how it brought the park to life during the cold winter months late last year. Even though the lights are turned off, Alana highlights that you can still experience the installation through a special YouTube tour of the exhibit called Beautifully Lit: A Self Guided Tour.
Alana also shares exciting upcoming events and programs Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy...
2025-01-1622 minPittsburgh Local PulsePittsburgh Job Market, Luxury Homes, Winter Weather, and Community EventsGood morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for January 4, 2025.We're starting the year off with a look at what's happening in our city. First, let's talk about the local job market. According to recent data, the Pittsburgh labor force is at 1.177 million, down slightly from last month and last year. However, there are still plenty of job opportunities available. Indeed.com lists over 75 jobs in the Pittsburgh area, including positions at Westinghouse Electric Company, The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation, and Saltworks Theatre Company.In real estate news, we have some exciting developments. Grandview Heights...
2025-01-0403 minPittsburgh Local PulseNew Year, New Beginnings: Recapping Pittsburgh's Local Pulse for January 4, 2025Good morning, this is Pittsburgh Local Pulse for January 4, 2025.We're starting the new year with a look back at some significant events from the past few days. The Highmark First Night Pittsburgh celebration was a huge success, with thousands of people gathering downtown to ring in 2025. Acting Police Chief Chris Ragland ensured that the event was safe, with dozens of officers patrolling the area[1].In other news, a 2-year-old girl tragically died in a fire in the East Hills neighborhood on Friday evening. The Allegheny County Medical Examiner's Office identified the victim as Praise Lemons. Our...
2025-01-0403 min
PT Pro TalkEp 159 – Transforming Physical Therapy with Value-Based Healthcare with Dr. Rodrigo Vasconcelos💭” We need to focus on patients, collect data, and save costs.’’ - Dr. Rodrigo Vasconcelos
Our guest, Dr. Rodrigo Antunes de Vasconcelos PT, Ph.D graduated in 1995 from the Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba (Unimep), where he also completed his specialization in Sports Physical Therapy in 2001. In 2002, he participated in a visiting residency program at the University of Pittsburgh focusing on advanced techniques in orthopedic and sports rehabilitation. Dr. Vasconcelos earned his Master’s and PhD degrees in Medical Sciences and completed his Postdoctoral degree in Rehabilitation and Functional Performance at the University of São Paulo (USP...
2024-12-261h 12City Cast PittsburghThe 13 Types of People Who Won't Make It in PittsburghThere’s lots to love about our city, from our beautiful parks to our stunning skyline to our tendency to put fries in salads. But we can admit Pittsburgh isn’t for everyone. If you think Mr. Rogers is creepy or like to drive on a grid, this might not be your place. Host Megan Harris is joined by Pittsburgh City Paper’s Ali Trachta and Stacy Rounds to discuss their list of the 13 people who ain’t gonna make it in Pittsburgh.If you enjoyed today's interview with Luray Caverns Director of Marketing and PR, Bill Huffman...
2024-11-1822 min
PT Pro TalkEp 150 - Bridging MDT and Functional Reactivation with Michael Hope💭” I learned a lot by working with strength coaches, and coming from a therapy background, I understood how to combine both approaches.” - Michael Hope
Our guest, Michael Hope PT, Dip, MDT graduated with a degree in physical therapy from the University of Pittsburgh in 1991. He obtained his undergraduate degree in exercise physiology from West Virginia University in 1988. Michael started working for Summit Physical Therapy in 1995. He then became a co-owner of Summit Physical Therapy in 2002. Michael became certified in Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy in 1991. Additionally, he is a McKenzie Diplomate. Michael has taken many conti...
2024-09-191h 37Voice of the ArtsPittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park - Twelfth NightIt's Shakespeare meets Jimmy Buffet and... the White Lotus?! Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks stops by to discuss their latest rendition of Twelfth Night, a tropical romp. Director Nick Hrutkay, Founder Jennifer Tober, actors Aaron Crutchfield, and Charles David "Stoney" Richards, highlight how this Shakespeare play has been turned into a summer getaway on a tropical island. Jennifer, Aaron, and Stoney do a short read from the play, and Nick talks about why he chose to put Jimmy Buffet songs with Shakespeare. Performances run every weekend from August 31st to September 29th, with a celebratory dinner at Mad Mex Shadyside...
2024-08-2919 min
Medic2Medic PodcastEpisode 14 Cruises, Theme Parks and PittsburghEpisode 14: Let's talk Cruises, Theme Parks and Pittsburgh. All three topics make this 14th Episode. You will be surprised to learn about what Pittsburgh has to offer.
2024-08-0618 minCity Cast PittsburghThe Ultimate Pittsburgh Summer Bucket ListWe’re weeks into summer, so if you’ve been waiting to catch that Buccos game or get a sundae from Page's Dairy Mart, now is the time! Our city is full of great summer activities – but if you need a little inspiration, we crowdsourced ideas from listeners and Hey Pittsburgh newsletter readers to help put together the perfect summer bucket list. If you’re trying to plan ahead, you can check out the schedules for the city’s free Cinema in the Park and Summer Concert series, and the county’s Summer Movies in the Parks program.
2024-07-0819 minCity Cast PittsburghThe Best Pizza in PittsburghThe pie gods have been blessing Pittsburgh with more and more pizza joints lately, but which ones are the best? Host Megan Harris and producer Sophia Lo chat with pizza journalist Dan Tallarico to find the best the Burgh has to offer.You can subscribe to Dan’s newsletter on Substack and find more of his pizza expertise on pizzawalkwithme.com.**This episode originally published Thursday, February 8, 2024.Learn more about the sponsors of this June 27th episode:BabbelBike PGHParks on TapBecome a me...
2024-06-2723 minCity Cast PittsburghHow a Handshake Deal Created Pittsburgh’s New ‘Restaurant Row’One of the latest redevelopment frenzies has been happening on the 400 block of East Ohio Street on the North Side, and the area’s even garnered a new nickname: Restaurant Row. But where’s the line between bringing new life and changing too much of the neighborhood? City Cast Pittsburgh host Megan Harris is with PublicSource reporter Eric Jankiewicz to learn more.Learn more about the sponsors of this June 26th episode:BabbelBike PGHParks on TapBecome a member of City Cast Pittsburgh at membership.citycast.fm.
2024-06-2618 minCity Cast Pittsburgh7 Tips for Staying Cool in Pittsburgh This SummerWe’ve had our first string of 90-degree days recently, and it’s supposed to be consistently hotter than usual all summer long. But that doesn’t mean you need to spend the whole season sweating! City Cast’s Megan Harris and Sophia Lo are sharing some of their favorite ways to beat the heat, cool down their homes, and get a taste of summer away from the sun.Do you have summer plans? Take our two-question Pittsburgh summer bucket list survey!Want a deeper dive into our suggestions? Catch up on these City Cast episodes...
2024-06-2421 minVoice of the ArtsPittsburgh Shakespeare in the Parks - This Could Be TruePittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park artistic director, Jennifer Tober, musician and music director, Matt Calvetti, and writer and actor Charles David “Stoney” Richards, discuss with Anna Singer about the four's collaboration in PSiP's newest performance, Shakespeare: This Could Be True running Tuesday, April 23rd to Friday, April 26th, at the Union Trust Building downtown. Jennifer highlights the groups 20th anniversary this year, and Stoney talks about writing this show and how the idea came to him. Stoney and Matt also perform a small reading from the play, complete with acoustic guitar accompaniment. Anna highlights her role as the cockney-accented Nurse who...
2024-04-1521 min
The YaJagoff! Podcast - All about Pittsburgh#YaJagoff Late Night Episode 22 Presented by Rohrich AutomotiveSUMMARY: Kelley Jeanne drops her single 'Who Says' on April 4, Ryan Douglass built it and the kids keep coming to his annual Field of Dreams clinic on April 13 this year, and Jared Bachar of Visit Pittsburgh is gearing us up for TRAF and PRIDE in May. Lots of dates and do's! SPONSOR INFO: Thanks to Q92.9 and a special thanks to Peoples Gas, call 811 before you dig into any kind of home project, it is the law. Check out our where ya at and Jeet Jet videos with our jag braggers...
2024-03-2359 min
That's News To Me!The Brightest Object in the Universe and Deer in Pittsburgh Parks ReduxMichaela and Neil discuss scientists' discovery of the brightest object ever seen in the uvierse, as well as the deer in Pittsburgh city parks.
2024-03-1942 min