ACJ faces second lawsuit this summer over alleged assaults
The Abolitionist Law Center alleges a “systemic culture of violence” at the facility.
Lynn Cullen Live: RIP USA. (08-26-25)
We aren’t sliding into a dictatorship. We are living in a dictatorship. The democracy known as the USA is no more. An ugly, cruel police state has taken its place and only shows signs of tightening its grip on our lives. RIP USA. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the…
Transit Talk: Legalize the Idaho stop
Letting cyclists roll stop signs when the intersection is clear codifies what many people already do.
Britsburgh, Bantha, black ice cream, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s food news includes updates on Jeni’s, SumFest, Pittsburgh Soul Food Festival, Britsburgh, PNC Park, Moochi and You, Lucky Bites, and Smile Thai and Sushi, as well as a benefit for Bantha Tea Bar and a new face for the historic Duquesne Brewery clock.
Lynn Cullen Live: There will be no 250th birthday party for American democracy. It’s dead. (08-25-25)
Lynn recounted the history of Republican efforts to scuttle voting rights and the Supreme Court decisions that aided and abetted their efforts. The redistricting in TX is just a continuation of their plan to make it impossible for Democrats to regain power in Washington. Lynn suggests that any party or person working so hard and…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Training Reinvented, Michael Baker International, Beanstalk HQ, and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings around Pittsburgh this week, including for a mobile personal trainer, a visual communications manager, a cake decorator, and more.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Putting the “ish” in affordable-ish edition
Things aren’t trending in the right direction, but there are still good spots in this town at good prices.
Lynn Cullen Live: A caller shares a history lesson. (08-21-25)
A caller shares a history lesson about the Iroquois Confederacy aiding our Founding Fathers in the writing of our Constitution and Lynn shares a powerful indictment of the Trump autocracy by Andrew Sullivan. Lynn’s favorite Founding Father, Benjamin Franklin is mentioned in both cases. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on…
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Aug. 21-27
This week’s Free Will Astrology is drunk on a million feelings.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Thu., Aug. 21-Wed., Aug. 27
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From a Honky Tonk Block Party to KPop Demon Hunters to a sloth celebration and more, there’s always something to do in the Steel City!
The Kerr Museum in Oakmont gives a rare glimpse into late 19th century middle-class life
Tucked along Delaware Avenue in Oakmont, the Kerr Memorial Museum is not a reconstruction or a decorator’s vision of the Gilded Age, but the preserved home of one middle-class family.
Food halls were billed as better for Pittsburgh food-scene newcomers. Why all the lawsuits?
Within a year of opening, vendors at both Novo and Lawrence Hall exited, and management at each food hall now faces legal disputes.
Building on strong attendance, the Riverhounds plan to triple Highmark’s capacity
The 15,000-seat expansion would incorporate elements similar to other Pittsburgh stadiums.
