Lynn Cullen Live: Avoiding politics is always good for the soul. (06-03-25)
Lot of laughter on the show, in between groans and rants. Topics included pre-K dance recitals, 5-grade graduations, Japanese toilets and bird flu. Politics were mostly successfully avoided which is always good for the soul. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Jaws beer, Greek food, Picklesburgh details, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s food news includes updates on Space Bar, Holy Cross Greek Food Festival, Picklesburgh, Live Fresh Juicery, and Bellevue UnWINEd, as well as beer for an iconic movie shark, a goat herd, and a public library.
New grant program seeks to energize Pittsburgh electronic music artists
The Rising Artist Foundation and Honcho launched Fourth River, a six-week program created to support aspiring local DJs and electronic musicians with funding, software, artistic and professional development, and other resources.
Not on Our Dime responds to a Jewish Federation lawsuit seeking over $80k in legal fees
Organizers see a coordinated effort to chill the speech of pro-Palestine protesters.
Lynn Cullen Live: Lynn talks about the Ukrainian drone attack inside Russia, and the terrorist attack in Boulder, CO (06-02-25)
The astonishing, game-changing, audacious Ukrainian drone attack inside Russia that destroyed scores of their fighter jets is being heralded as something that will change the very nature of warfare. And the disgusting terrorist attack on old Jews in Boulder, CO will remind us all of the never-changing allure of antisemitism. Audio Only Archive Stream or…
Now Hiring in Pittsburgh: Open Field, SEIU Healthcare, Squonk, 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 food workers for the US Open, an executive director for an orchestra, park rangers, and more.
Affordable-ish Housing in Pittsburgh: More shops = better neighborhoods edition
Small shops give a place character. They also create small business owners that are invested in safe, clean, and healthy neighborhoods.
Lynn Cullen Live: Our first Throwback Thursday and it was a good one! (05-29-25)
Our first Throwback Thursday and it was a good one! No Trump. No politics. Lots of laughter and story-telling. What fun. Gotta get back to doing this the way we used to before rightwing radio poisoned the well. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
Lynn Cullen Live: Lynn talked about the endless and horrifying Israel-Gaza War. (05-28-25)
Lynn talked about the endless and horrifying Israel-Gaza War and how both Palestinians and Israelis have been grievously ill-served by their governments. She talked about the power of the ultra-orthodox right in Israel and how they control Netanyahu, even though it was the secular Jews who founded and built the land into the powerful, productive…
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY May 29-June 4
This week’s Free Will Astrology invites some to be a source of illumination and others to consider their fighting resistance.
Ballroom and vogue dancers strike a pose in the ’Burgh
The local scene extends beyond dance into a support system for the city’s LGBTQ community.
Pittsburgh’s top Pride events: May 29-June 30
Go from parades to parties with these Pittsburgh Pride events that include live music, drag shows, family-friendly fun, and more.
The Eagle, a former gay club, once occupied a tall building with a strange past
The opulent four-story structure has a long, tangled history.
Pittsburgh’s LGBTQ advocates pledge to “continue our work” amid DEI rollback
With Pride approaching, corporations are pulling back, but organizers urge locals to hold the line.
