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Checking up on the Pittsburgh Music Ecosystem Project eight months after its launch
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Checking up on the Pittsburgh Music Ecosystem Project eight months after its launch

“When you read [the report], hopefully it will resonate that it’s not just our opinion. This is what you told us.”

By Mike Shanley Jun 20, 2018

Latest News

Pittsburgh rally for police-shooting victim Antwon Rose begs people to get politically involved

By Ryan Deto, Blogh

Feminist Zine Fest Pittsburgh fosters community for its participants and readers

By Celine Roberts, Art Reviews + Features

Three artists of note at Pittsburgh’s Feminist Zine Fest

By Celine Roberts, Art Reviews + Features

Hearts Beat Loud isn’t the movie it wants to be

By Hannah Lynn, Movie Reviews + Features

A new update of RUSafe app seeks to help victims of domestic violence

By Lauren Ortego, News

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Specials & Guides
Tale of Two Promoters: Joshua Bakaitus and Brett Shumaker

Tale of Two Promoters: Joshua Bakaitus and Brett Shumaker

By Meg Fair

Two prominent members of Pittsburgh’s music scene operate on different but important levels
Self-promotion as an art

Self-promotion as an art

By Meg Fair

“[Instagram] is like a free artist website that everyone is addicted to looking at.”

A how-to guide for musicians

By Meg Fair

What rules should a musician follow to get a journalist’s attention?
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News+Features
A new update of RUSafe app seeks to help victims of domestic violence

A new update of RUSafe app seeks to help victims of domestic violence

By Lauren Ortego

“I think our ability to use technology and mobile app capabilities is a real way to impact this problem.”
Southwestern Pa. United Way wants to help disadvantaged kids ride their first bike

Southwestern Pa. United Way wants to help disadvantaged kids ride their first bike

By Ryan Deto

The event encourages a healthy lifestyle and the importance of teamwork
Local psychiatrist Dr. Gary Swanson discusses rising suicide rates and how to help

Local psychiatrist Dr. Gary Swanson discusses rising suicide rates and how to help

By Ryan Deto

"If a patient is depressed or a suicide risk, we are trying to reduce their access to firearms because that has been shown to be particularly helpful in reducing completed suicide."
Groups are the only good thing left on Facebook

Groups are the only good thing left on Facebook

By Hannah Lynn

While we’re all here in a hell of our own making, there are still ways to find community, or at least some spicy memes
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Music
Cool Like Dat to bring local black musicians together in Market Square

Cool Like Dat to bring local black musicians together in Market Square

By Alex McCann

Four black artists will perform during the June 23 edition of the Downtown Sound Music Series
Fortune Teller releases self-titled, full-length debut

Fortune Teller releases self-titled, full-length debut

By Meg Fair

For fans of Black Sabbath, Sleep but faster, ’90s rock riffage
7 Days of Concerts

7 Days of Concerts

By Meg Fair

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Arts
Feminist Zine Fest Pittsburgh fosters community for its participants and readers

Feminist Zine Fest Pittsburgh fosters community for its participants and readers

By Celine Roberts

“Zines are one way that we can hear each other and be heard”
Three artists of note at Pittsburgh’s Feminist Zine Fest

Three artists of note at Pittsburgh’s Feminist Zine Fest

By Celine Roberts

American Planning Association podcast features Pittsburgh city planner Kristin Saunders

American Planning Association podcast features Pittsburgh city planner Kristin Saunders

By Hannah Lynn

They discuss the key tenets from which the department operates, which includes the ability to live accessibly without a car and pedestrian safety
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Food+Drink
Take a trip to the Amalfi Coast with a sip of limoncello

Take a trip to the Amalfi Coast with a sip of limoncello

By Celine Roberts

This Italian liqueur is a perfect summer sipper
Eat Me: Cajun Remy Chicken taco

Eat Me: Cajun Remy Chicken taco

By Lisa Cunningham

Spike your summer reading list

Spike your summer reading list

By Drew Cranisky

Summer offers a chance to kick back and catch up on some reading.
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Screen
<i>Hearts Beat Loud</i> isn’t the movie it wants to be

Hearts Beat Loud isn’t the movie it wants to be

By Hannah Lynn

It's a movie that likes the idea of itself – the aesthetics, the description – but doesn't go deeper than that
A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul

A new documentary explores the day-to-day life of Weird Paul

By Alex Gordon

"[Paul] can come across as weird or goofy, but there’s a really deep person in there"
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Blogs
Pittsburgh rally for police-shooting victim Antwon Rose begs people to get politically involved

Pittsburgh rally for police-shooting victim Antwon Rose begs people to get politically involved

By Ryan Deto

A Downtown rally attracted thousands of protesters who focused on getting justice for Rose, and political action so it doesn't happen again.
MP3 Monday: Bagger

MP3 Monday: Bagger

By Meg Fair

This week's freebie is an ambient, lo-fi number that espouses a cool exhaustion from Bagger.
Where Southwestern Pa.’s delegation stand on Trump’s family-separation immigration policy

Where Southwestern Pa.’s delegation stand on Trump’s family-separation immigration policy

By Ryan Deto

Trump administration is separating migrant parents from their children at the U.S.-Mexico border, drawing criticism from some area representatives.
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Lynn Cullen Live - 4/20/18

By Lynn Cullen

Audio & Video Archive

Free Will Astrology

By Rob Brezsny

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