Growing a Pittsburgh artist’s legacy with Flowers from a Black Garden
A Carnegie Museum of Art retrospective expands on the influence of Raymond Saunders and lets the Black Pittsburgh artist speak for himself.
Lynn Cullen Live: Lynn and Susan talked about the in-your-face corruption and incompetence of the Trump administration. (05-13-25)
The fact that the trip to the Middle East was a business trip to enrich Trump, not a foreign policy trip by the president. Also, the absurdity of denying true refugees entry to the U.S. while admitting white South Africans “refugees”. The absurdity and the unbridled racism. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last…
Vegan Restaurant Week, TRASH beer, farmers markets, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s food news includes updates on Hazel Grove Brewing, Fairmont Pittsburgh, Butterjoint, Cinderlands, Cork Harbour Pub, HK Dim Sum, and The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar, as well as a plant-based bash and details on local farmers markets.
Lynn Cullen Live: The difference of two American men who hold a global position of power (05-12-25)
Lynn talked about the new Pope and how wonderful it was to have an American man hold such a global position of power and exemplify values of mercy, kindness and caring that are alien to another American man who holds a global position of power. Also, she talked of the extraordinary corruption in Trump accepting…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: 412 Justice, PearlArts Movement, Mr. Smalls Theatre, 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 an environmental justice organizer, a sales position, an ice cream maker, and more.
TikToker Cassie Horrell is a one-woman nightmare wedding re-enactor
The Pittsburgh-based wedding professional dramatizes real-life stories of meddling relatives, pushy brides, and bad fiancés for her 540,000-plus online followers.
The all-day breakfast arepa at Mr. Colombino would heal me
The Mr. Colombino food truck in Lawrenceville serves up arepas, empanadas, and coffee drinks with a signature flair.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Shrinkage edition
More apartments built in more shapes and sizes gives everybody more to choose from, to fit the lives they seek to build.
Lynn Cullen Live: Grab bag kind of show today. (05-08-25)
Topics include: family history of El Salvadoran dictator Bukele; how a Libyan-American warlord and Tiffany Trump’s hapless father-in-law figure in the Trump attempt to deport people to Libya without due process; John Fetterman’s off his meds; Don’t eat bagged lettuce; and William Gates giving it all away and closing his Foundation in the next 20…
Yinzer Yums of Yesteryear: Bessie Gant’s carrot nut balls
If you’re aiming for a small-budget bite-sized snack that’s sure to impress, these carrot nut balls are the perfect, versatile treats.
Lynn Cullen Live: A listener suggested a Throwback Thursday (05-07-25)
Lynn talked about a suggestion from a listener to devote one show a month to anything but political talk. The listener suggested a Throwback Thursday where it’d be reminiscent of the shows we used to do on talk radio, a little of this, a little of that. Lynn thinks it’s a great idea. Also a…
Urban farms in some neighborhoods face the prospect of development and an uncertain future
Pittsburgh’s summer growing season is weeks away, but Food for the Soul Community Farm in Manchester might not make it to harvest.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY May 8-14
This week’s Free Will Astrology reflects on the many stage personas of David Bowie.
Pittsburgh’s top events: May 8-14
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From Lucius at Mr. Smalls to The Pittsburgh Power and Fitness Festival to Mother’s Day markets galore, there’s always something to do in the Steel City!
In Warhol’s Muses, author Laurence Leamer examines how the pop artist exploited the women who inspired him
As the muses fade and Warhol’s image grows ever more commercialized, Leamer’s book urges us to remember that behind the glossy surface of pop art are real people, often forgotten, used, and silenced.
Pittsburgh’s skateboarding scene fosters inclusion, DIY energy, and good, old-fashioned loitering
What once was a mostly operational but closed bowling alley in Swissvale is now Pittsburgh’s only legitimate indoor skatepark, and it’s one that has helped advance positive changes to the local skate scene.
