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The best Steelers bars in Pittsburgh, depending on your mood
Not everyone is into a scene with hot wings, bucket o’ beer, and 70 million screens surrounding you, so, after a lot of thought and research, we’ve compiled a list of some of the best bars to check out a Steelers game — if you really want to enjoy yourself.
Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival highlights underseen works from early Hollywood
The Pittsburgh Silent Film Festival seeks to present a diverse look at early cinema and the efforts of preservationists, all while supporting local venues and artists.
On the Tahn: Juice and other dance parties in Pittsburgh (Sept. 21-24)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from cyberpunk to “soft girl” music.
Mutiny in Heaven offers a rare look at The Birthday Party and a young Nick Cave
The documentary by Ian White makes the most out of what limited footage was captured of the underground Australian band and its wild frontman.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Sept. 21-27
Looking for something to do this week in Pittsburgh? From the first day of Kennywood’s Phantom Fall Fest to a live performance by Stevie Nicks to a big dance battle, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
ALC Report: Probation drives incarceration in Allegheny County
A new report on probation in Allegheny County finds it to be a key driver of incarceration, significant racial disparities among those sentenced, and large costs imposed by court-ordered fines and restitution. Analyzing data from publicly available dockets in the county court system, Court Watch, a project of the Pittsburgh-based public interest law firm the…
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Lynn Cullen Live: Senate Dress Code (09-19-23)
Lynn and Susan are discussing that the Senate ditches dress code as Fetterman and others choose casual clothes. Plus, Governor Josh Shapiro announced that eligible voters getting a new driver’s license or ID card in Pennsylvania will now be automatically registered to vote. To wear shoes or not wear shoes in someone’s house. This and…
Redhawk flies into Giant Eagle, Mad Mex turns 30, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Chantal’s Cheese Shop, Blue Dust, Millie’s, and Redhawk Coffee Roasters, as well as a Mad Mex anniversary bash and an area Italian festival.
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Cheesemonger, Bartender, Nonprofit Assistant and more
Looking for a new job? We searched through local employment guides to curate a list of the best job openings throughout the region, including director of development, line cook, pastry assistant and more.
These new Pittsburgh podcasts cover women wrestlers, video games, local film, and more
Learn all about interesting folks and filmmakers, hear about video games and wrestling from a local perspective, and gain insight into senior living with these Pittsburgh-based podcasts.
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Lynn Cullen Live: “Uncivil” War, Eco-Anxiety, and More (09-18-23)
Lynn talks about Thomas Smallwood— the greatest black activist you’ve never heard of, the “uncivil war” we find ourselves in with one side being openly hostile to democracy and decency, a new term called “eco-anxiety,” and more. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Pittsburgh Potty program launches public restroom facilities Downtown
The Pittsburgh Potty program looks to address public health concerns and attract more visitors to Downtown.
Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures names Sony Ton-Aime as new executive director
Sony Ton-Aime, a poet, essayist, and translator, goes from Pittsburgh Arts & Lecture attendee to leading the organization.
Lynn Cullen Live: Mahjong and toes (09-14-23)
Lynn is talking about playing mahjong, which she found weird and remarkable fascinating, and while playing the game the talk turned to younger folks privacy concerns, they feel safe being surveilled. The feel more secure having security cameras around but college women are fearful of showing their toes in public, They wear sock with their…
Lynn Cullen Live: Why you should write a letter today (09-13-23)
Lynn is joined today by professor and author, Jennifer Adams, as they discuss the meaning and importance of letter writing. Jennifer found a trunk full of letters between two Purdue students from the 1930s, and felt compelled to share them with the world through a book. Their story reminds us how the memories we document…
A Pittsburgh artist draws out the complex legacy of Stan Lee
In his new book, I Am Stan: A Graphic Biography of the Legendary Stan Lee, Scioli, a Pittsburgh-based comic book artist and educator, tells an honest, in-depth story of the complicated Marvel Comics icon.
30 years later, action movie classic Striking Distance still hits
For those who haven’t recently watched Striking Distance — the Pittsburgh-based action thriller released 30 years ago this week — it’s easy to forget how madcap the action is.
A Pittsburgh jazz great finally gets his due in Billy Strayhorn: Something to Live For
Darius de Haas, known for his vocals in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, is set to play the lead in Billy Strayhorn: Something to Live For presented by Pittsburgh Public Theater and produced by Billy Porter.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Sept. 14-20
Looking for something to do this week in Pittsburgh? From the Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival to the opening of Fashion Week to the Pirates Hispanic Heritage Game to comedy paired with banjos, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY: Sept. 14-20
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology, a forecast that urges a return to nature, argues against the great Henry David Thoreau, offers some tips for writers, and more!
