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National Thrift Shop Day is this Saturday, so if you need a refresh for your fall wardrobe, it’s the perfect time to start looking for new outfits. Buying second hand can be tricky – it’s hard to figure out which shops have the best items to suit your style, how to sort through all the clothes, and how to tell if something fits without a dressing room. Thrifting expert and sustainable fashion advocate Hannah Horstmyer joins producer Sophia Lo to share their favorite thrift shops in the city and tips for leaving with a clothing haul you’ll love.
Want even more thrift shop recommendations? Check out our list!
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It’s the Friday news roundup! Kamala Harris made her pick for vice president and it’s not our governor. We’re talking about what’s next for Josh Shapiro – plus what to make of JD Vance’s first campaign stop in Pennsylvania – with Kim Lyons, editor of the Pennsylvania Capital-Star. We also check in on a Pittsburgh-based company that’s raising millions to launch driverless trucks in Texas, and ask whether Neftlix’s Unsolved Mysteries reboot could help solve a Beaver County cold case.
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Learn more about the sponsors of this August 9th episode:
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Tree Pittsburgh
Rivers of Steel
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A lot of us find comfort in cooking shows, but today we’re getting off the couch and going behind the scenes with a Pittsburgher who actually competed in one. Home cook Doug Heilman is bringing local dishes to the latest season of The Great American Recipe. He tells us how much prep time contestants really get, who washes the dishes, and how the Steel City inspired all of his delicious-looking food.
Will Doug win The Great American Recipe? Tune into the finale next Monday, August 12 to find out! And don’t miss his local food podcast, The Pittsburgh Dish.
Learn more about the sponsors of this August 8th episode:
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
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If you own an old home, there might be discriminatory language in your deed barring Black people from owning the property. It’s called a racial covenant, and even though this language isn’t enforceable anymore, it’s still on the books in the subdivisions of at least a few Pittsburgh neighborhoods — and especially in our suburbs. Local writer and historian David Rotenstein joins us to talk about what got us here, and a new law that could help homeowners address these ugly remnants of the past.
You can read David’s reporting on racial covenants in PublicSource and Pittsburgh City Paper.
**This episode originally published May 8, 2024.
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Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
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Introducing Robert Greene: How to Deal with Negative People When They Are in Your Family, Friend Circle or Work from On Purpose with Jay Shetty.
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How do you deal with negative people close to you?
How do you stay positive around negative people?
Today, Jay welcomes Robert Greene, known for his bestsellers like "The 48 Laws of Power" and "The Daily Laws." Robert's works draw on historical figures and events to provide insights into the dynamics of power and social influence. His books are often used as guides for personal development, leadership, and understanding the complexities of human interactions.
Robert shares tips on dealing with negative people, emphasizing the importance of emotional distance and understanding that everyone has their flaws and shares his thoughts on the idea that our sense of self is just a mental construct, and real enlightenment comes from letting go of our egos. He also stresses the importance of questioning your beliefs to truly understand who you are and what you’re meant to do in life.
Followed by Jay and Robert's discussion on why it's more important to judge people by their character rather than their intelligence or charm, how a strong character is shown by handling criticism well, working well with others, and managing stress. They also talk about how modern life can make us less empathetic and the need to genuinely connect with others.
In this interview, you'll learn:
How to deal with negative people
How to develop empathy in modern life
How to question your own beliefs
How to stay true to yourself
How to handle criticism constructively
How to manage stress effectively
By understanding the nature of the self, maintaining emotional distance from negativity, and focusing on genuine connections, we can foster a stronger sense of empathy and authenticity in our lives.
With Love and Gratitude,
Jay Shetty
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A local teacher was left out of America’s latest prisoner swap with Russia, but his family isn’t giving up. Seven vending machines filled with free Narcan are popping up across the county, and Pittsburgh’s alcohol-free scene is more vibrant than ever. Plus, how a certain mayor added to the VP announcement drama.
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Learn more about the sponsors of this August 6th episode:
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
Tree Pittsburgh
Rivers of Steel
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Introducing Ep 006: Navigating Achievable Wellness: Yoga, Nutrition, & Mindfulness from Navigating H.O.P.E..
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Are you ready to transform your approach to health and wellness? Dive into an inspiring conversation that explores the powerful synergy between yoga, nutrition, and holistic health practices.
In this episode, we delve into the journey of embracing a holistic approach to wellness through yoga, balanced nutrition, and mindfulness. Discover the transformative power of incorporating these practices into your daily routine to achieve a healthier, more vibrant life. Learn how movement, proper nutrition, and mental health are interconnected and essential for overall well-being. Our guest shares her personal experiences and insights, offering practical tips and motivation for anyone looking to enhance their health journey.
Key Takeaways:
🌟 Mind-Body Connection: Understanding how yoga and mindfulness practices foster a deeper connection between your body and mind, promoting overall well-being.
🥗 Balanced Nutrition: Insights on the importance of a balanced diet, identifying food allergies, and making healthier food choices to support physical health.
🧘♀️ Movement Matters: The significance of incorporating physical activities, especially yoga, into your routine to maintain muscle strength and flexibility as you age.
💪 Strength Training: The benefits of strength training for building muscle, improving bone density, and preventing osteoporosis.
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For more insights and tips on holistic wellness, you can reach our guest through:
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Tune in to gain valuable knowledge and be inspired to take control of your health through holistic practices!
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DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to [email protected].
Pennsylvania’s getting millions from the federal government to build hydrogen hubs in the hopes of creating an energy source that’s cleaner than fossil fuels. Our state lawmakers think it’s a pretty good deal, but some environmental groups worry that without the right regulations in place, these hubs won’t actually be as environmentally-friendly as they seem. Now that the first phase of an Appalachian hub is kicking off, we’re revisiting our episode from last fall about the potential and pitfalls of these huge projects.
Have more questions about our regional hydrogen hub? Its leaders are holding a virtual community meeting on August 16th. Learn more and register here.
**This episode originally published September 6, 2023.
Learn more about the sponsors of this August 5th episode:
Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
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Introducing Unearth Yosemite's Secrets with Lillian Cunningham from Via Podcast.
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On this episode of the Via Podcast, hosts Michelle Donati and Mitti Hicks learn behind-the-scenes stories and insider scoop on Yosemite National Park, from the history of the creation of the park to where to uncover the entirety of the park's archives.
Guest Lillian Miller, host of the Washington Post podcast Field Trip, takes you behind the curtain and explores how the park was created and what continues to sustain it hundreds of years later.
Via Podcast is a production of AAA Mountain West Group.
DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to [email protected].
It’s the Friday news roundup! We’ve got the latest on Pittsburgh’s so-called “jock tax,” how Pennsylvanians are showing out in the Paris Olympics, and what we know about a Pittsburgh-area teacher who was left off an historic prisoner swap with Russia. Plus, we’re checking in on the Trump rally investigation and decoding Kamala Harris’ choice to introduce her vice presidential pick in Philly next week.
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Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
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