The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh made it to town — and enjoyed a top-tier Pittsburgh experience
The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh follows the Pradeep family and the humorous, sometimes tumultuous events that befall them upon moving to Pittsburgh.
Opinion: Please raise my taxes
The past few years have made clear how much we need the public services our property taxes pay for. Reassess my taxes and charge me a little more; Idgaf.
Yinzer Yums of Yesteryear: It’s beginning to smell a lot like Christmas
Coconut lovers, you might want to add these Coconut Macarons from 1982 to your holiday cookie table this year.
WDVE DJ Randy Baumann becomes a Wanderin Fool with first solo album
Randy Baumann goes by “Randall” for a new project that showcases his musical talent, other local acts, and touring musicians with Pittsburgh roots.
Dumping X for Bluesky: A guide for Pittsburgh users
Breaking up with your X account is a big decision, but you may consider moving to bluer skies on Bluesky.
Lynn Cullen Live – Tariffs, Boris Ephshtyn, Jack Smith and body hair. (11-26-24)
Lynn and Susan started talking about tariffs, Boris Ephshtyn and Jack Smith and decided that was a total bummer and ended up talking about whether anyone under the age of 45 had pubic hair. That led to the absurdity of all-body deodorant and much hilarity. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows…
Transit Talk: Car-free with cargo bikes
Local leaders should consider ways to make it attractive not just for individuals, but companies to switch to these zero-emission replacements for delivery vehicles.
Holiday pop-up bars, ice cream for Eat’n Park’s Christmas Star, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Food News includes updates on Sultry Food and Bar, Mondays Brewing Taproom, Eat’n Park, Millie’s, Ritual House, City Works, and Fairmont Pittsburgh, as well as a Found Family potluck dinner and a big list of festive pop-up bars.
Lynn Cullen Live – So much for the law helping us. We’ve got to win over the voters. (11-25-24)
Democrats spent the last eight years trying to hold Donald Trump accountable legally. Almost every effort failed and the voters preemptively acted as a jury nullifying the most serious cases. So much for the law helping us. We’ve got to win over the voters. Simple as that. Or not. Audio Only Archive Stream or download…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Handmade Arcade, Office of the Mayor, PA Libations, 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 a barista, guitar and ukelele teacher, digital engagement coordinator, and more.
This Thanksgiving, we’re ditching toxic family for queer love
After this election season, Gaysgiving will give us and our chosen family a moment to celebrate without awkwardness and political arguments.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: Garfield’s (no) nightmare edition
Garfield is a nice East End neighborhood with an abundance of character and somewhat affordable homes, at least compared to most neighborhoods nearby.
Pittsburgh loves Thanksgiving food, but especially when it’s this over-the-top nonsense
Pittsburgh City Paper compiled the region’s most unique, beloved, and borderline unholy Thanksgiving foods.
Lynn Cullen Live – What do so many people like about Trump? (11-21-24)
What do so many people like about Trump? It’s a question that is driving a lot of stunned Democrats crazy. Ezra Klein says it’s because he “disinhibits” people. His flaunting of social norms liberates others to stop censoring what they say or do and a lot of people like that. A lot. The mothers of…
Lynn Cullen Live – The unbelievable incompetence of Trump’s cabinet picks (11-20-24)
Lynn talked about the unbelievable incompetence of Trump’s cabinet pick and a caller explained them by quoting Hannah Arendt: “Totalitarianism invariably replaces all first-rate talents with those crackpots and fools whose lack of intelligence and creativity is still the best guarantee of their loyalty.” Also, why was Jay Leno staying at a Hampton Inn in…
Back in the day, Pittsburgh elections were freely bought and sold
In America and Pittsburgh, before billionaires, election outcomes were swayed by bottles of booze, sacks full of cash, and violence.
Pittsburgh’s top holiday events: Nov. 21-Dec. 31
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this holiday season? From Mariah Carey to Trans Siberian Orchestra to Pentatonix, plus local holiday markets, breathtaking light displays, and more, there’s always something jolly to do in the Steel City!
Pittsburgh’s readers are finding rare collectables, and a sense of community, in used bookstores
Pittsburgh has always been a wonderful city for book lovers, but lately, it’s become an increasingly great city for a more specific group of book enthusiasts: used book lovers.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Nov. 21-27
This week’s Free Will Astrology offers sage advice from the stars and answers the question: what is the biggest blooming plant in the world?
Pittsburgh’s artists are the city’s hardest hustlers
The booths and tents that line markets and craft fairs throughout almost every month of the year are made up of many part-time crafters who make and sell art in their time off from full-time jobs.
