

The incredible pros and potentially devastating cons of freezing glass dildos
Freezing glass dildos is hot. Until it’s not.
Serenity Wig Salon is a welcoming space for Orthodox Jewish women, the trans community, and more
Serenity Wig Salon began in a basement and has grown into a full-service studio with a diverse clientele and inclusive staff.
Meet the photographer behind some of the most iconic punk rock images
Saah’s black and white photographs of the influential Washington, D.C. punk scene during the early ‘80s, as well as pictures of groups like Talking Heads, The Pixies, and Wilco, are collected in his book In My Eyes: Photographs 1982-1997.
Lynn Cullen Live – Tears, cheers and tons of energy at the DNC. (08-20-24)
Susan and Lynn raved about the first night of the Democratic Convention, filled with inspiring speeches and showing a huge bench of young talent which bodes well for the future of the party. Tears, cheers and tons of energy at the DNC. Thursday Kamala accepts the nomination and we’re off and literally……running! Audio Only Archive…
Pittsburghers for Public Transit has an ambitious vision for expanded service
The organization hopes fired-up membership can help them push for a return to higher bus frequency, 24-hour service, and a bold plan for better infrastructure.
Dunkin’ spikes its PSL, Giant Eagle lets go of GetGo, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on GetGo, East End Brewing, Eleventh Hour Brewing, Union Forge Vodka, Pittsburgh Soul Food Festival, and Dunkin’, as well as a taco-filled wrestling fest, a literal beer run, and a new bowl-based eatery.
The NFL’s Expanding Role in Entertainment: How Football Is Shaping Modern Media
From streaming, to international expansion, to media collaborations: the NFL is reshaping how we consume sports and entertainment.
Advocates end their campaign for divestment from Israel after legal challenges
No War Crimes on Our Dime organizers said they’ll continue to raise the issue of Palestinian liberation in spite of intense pressure from sections of Pittsburgh’s Jewish community.
Lynn Cullen Live – The Democratic Convention begins tonight on the 104th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. (08-19-24)
The Democratic Convention begins tonight on the 104th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th amendment giving women the right to vote. And now we’ll be nominating the first woman president!!! Joe Biden will go down in history as one of the most consequential presidents, serving as VP to the first Black president and then…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Public Allies, Local Provisions, Downtown Pittsburgh Dogs, 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 digital coordinator, lead reporter, dog walker, and more.
Transit Talk: Everybody must get (cobble)stoned
Pittsburgh is a city of stone streets — they’ve just been paved over. Reexposing more of these Belgian block roadways could calm traffic while helping with stormwater.
Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office raises alarm over crypto scammer
The scam involved a woman who lives in the county receiving a call from someone claiming to be Commander Leo O’Neill, an overseer with the Allegheny County Sheriff’s Office courts division.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: The humble two-bedroom edition
If you happen to not really need a third bedroom, you could end up with a lot of good options two-bedroom options in Pittsburgh.
Lynn Cullen Live – Lots of topics on today’s show: including the importance of the Ukraine-Russia war to the world and to the U.S (08-15-24)
Lots of topics on today’s show: the importance of the Ukraine-Russia war to the world and to the U.S.; the blatant racism of the Trump campaign; the craziness of 5th Avenue crossing 6th Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh; the outrage of UPMC ripping off the taxpayers of the city and the absurdity of the effort to…
Michelle Walker is focused on access for all as the city prepares its second-ever ADA transition plan
Walker, the City of Pittsburgh’s ADA and Disabilities Resource Coordinator, shares her hopes for the city as it prepares for a review and recommendations of accessibility.
Lynn Cullen Live – Lynn talked about the abortion referenda that will be on the ballot in at least 9 states and more. (08-14-24)
Lynn talked about the abortion referenda that will be on the ballot in at least 9 states, that if passed will enshrine abortion rights in those states’ constitutions. That opportunity is expected to drive lots of Democratic voters to the polls, which in turn could help down ballot races. Also, two Pittsburgh women Lynn knows…
Frownie Brownie is the Pittsburgh icon we need and deserve
Conceived in 2006, Frownie Brownie became the sneering face of a brand known for diner-style comfort food, Kids Eat Free deals, and all-day breakfast.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Aug. 15-21
From an astronomer’s perspective, Uranus is huge. From an astrologer’s point of view, Uranus symbolizes the talents and gifts we possess that can be beneficial to others.
UPMC executives gave themselves raises and flew in a private jet while slashing jobs and raising fees
City Paper spoke on and off the record with UPMC employees, patients, and local leadership to get a clearer sense of the disconnect between UPMC’s jetsetting executives and recently laid-off workers. What we found paints a picture of a nonprofit operating in a similar fashion to a for-profit company without the attendant tax burden.
Jackworth adds alcoholic ginger beer to the Pittsburgh craft drink scene
Jackworth Ginger Beer, a new brewery in Larimer, is taking a familiar drink and making it fresh.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Aug. 14-21
Looking for something to do in Pittsburgh this week? From Childish Gambino to vintage baseball to a circus on the river, there’s always something happening in the Steel City!






