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On the Tahn: Make Sure You Have Fun and other dance parties in Pittsburgh (Nov. 10-11)
Dance the weekend away at these Pittsburgh parties playing everything from country western to acid house.
Bestselling author Abraham Verghese talks family, writing, and drowning
The physician-turned-bestselling author discusses how his late mother and his medical training influenced his latest book, The Covenant of Water, as well as the challenges of writing an expansive, multi-generational narrative.
Lynn Cullen Live: Election Day (11-07-23)
Lynn and Susan are discussing election day and are closely watching the Ohio vote on Issue 1, a proposed abortion and reproductive rights constitutional amendment. Plus more Trump talk and the war in Israel and Gaza. This and more today on Lynn Cullen Live Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on…
Former ACJ inmates with psychiatric disabilities settle for $120,000 in excessive force lawsuit
Allegheny County paid out the settlement on Oct. 13 to three women who claimed they were strapped to restraint chairs, burned with pepper spray and, in one case, physically beaten by a single jail staff member.
Free ice cream, Feast of the Seven Fishes, and more Pittsburgh food news
This week’s Pittsburgh food news includes updates on Turner’s and Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams, as well as a new Squirrel Hill cafe, an upcoming sushi spot, and a big Feast of the Seven Fishes fundraiser.
Lynn Cullen Live: Selective Outrage (11-06-23)
Lynn talks about Trump going under oath, feeling fatigued by news media, tomorrow’s elections in Pittsburgh, selective outrage, and John Fetterman. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
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Righteous Among the Neighbors: Sister Gemma Del Duca
Sister Gemma Del Duca is a passionate nun has made it her mission to unite Christian faith with Jewish spirit.
Quantum Theatre paints a real-life romance with The Flying Lovers of Vitebsk
The Pittsburgh theater company uses colorful projections and traditional Jewish music to immerse audiences in the life and work of artist Marc Chagall and his wife, poet Bella Rosenfeld Chagall.
Lynn Cullen Live: Republican around Trump (11-02-23)
Lynn talks about the Republicans around Trump and their fear of the base and they are scared to death if they don’t due Trump’s bidding. Plus she talks about a New York Times piece by Charles M. Blow about new house speaker Mike Johnson. Cell phone bans in schools and more today on Lynn Cullen…
Lynn Cullen Live: We Are All Human (11-01-23)
Lynn talks about her disillusionment with the social justice movement and losing friends over seemingly irreconcilable political differences. She then talks about how one school in Germany transcended these differences through the shared experience of music. Audio Only Archive Stream or download the last 5 shows on the MP3 downloads page.
What the hell should we do with our leftover pumpkins?
It’s tough to decide what to do with leftover jack-o-lanterns and decorative holiday pumpkins, aside from chucking them in the trash bin, leaving them in the backyard to be ravaged by wild critters, or simply letting them rot on the porch. But there are a variety of creative things you can do with your sad,…
Polyamorous Pittsburghers discuss being out in “the most nebby town in the universe”
Ethically non-monogamous (ENM) individuals espouse different views, definitions, and approaches to the practice, while also agreeing that their chosen paths have given them a freedom not inherent to traditional monogamy. They also speak to the challenges of being non-monogamous, especially in a city as semi-conservative, and small, as Pittsburgh.
Arcade Comedy Theater reflects on a decade of laughter while looking toward the future
Arcade Comedy Theater, now located at 943 Liberty Ave., will celebrate its tenth anniversary with nine shows embracing the theater’s signature focus on variety, with improv, stand-up, family-friendly comedy, and more.
Black-led Community Spotlight: Adam W. McKinney, artistic director for The Pittsburgh Ballet Theater
In March, Adam W. McKinney took over as the artistic director for the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater, the first person of color to do so in the company’s history.
Titanic exhibit reflects the morbid allure of history’s most famous shipwreck
The American obsession with Titanic has come in waves, the first being the moment news broke of its loss in 1912, and continues through the immersive Titanic exhibition at Carnegie Science Center, now through Mon., April 15.
Pittsburgh’s top events: Nov. 2-8
Looking for something to do this week in Pittsburgh? From Les Mis to Judah and the Lion to the Blues & Heritage Festival, we’ve got a list of this week’s top happenings in the Steel City.
FREE WILL ASTROLOGY Nov. 2-8
Plan your week with a little help from this week’s Free Will Astrology: a forecast filled with drumming elephants, a lost paradise, and a root canal.
