How snuggle pros are helping people to de-stress and find connection
When you think of cuddling up with someone, I'm sure a romantic partner or even your kids come to mind. What if it was a stranger? It's called professional cuddling.
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When you think of cuddling up with someone, I'm sure a romantic partner or even your kids come to mind. What if it was a stranger? It's called professional cuddling.
Are you chronically online? Is your social media full of things you like and agree with? You might be in a "filter bubble." We discussed this online phenomenon with our social media expert, Dr. Jess Ghilani.
Jenni Gerhold and Lisa Kugler were in the Talk Pittsburgh studios to give us a preview of an event called "Stronger Than Addiction," which supports Shatterproof, a national nonprofit that supports communities in transforming addiction treatment.
Let's get the conversation started with Heather Abraham, Mikey Hood and Kelly Dzanaj!
This week's Wet Your Whistle Wednesday mugs come from the local creators behind Love, Pittsburgh.
Talk Pittsburgh contributor Chef Janet Loughran recently donated her time and skills to provide a meal for the people who find help through Outreached Arms.
Steelers' defenseman Cam Heyward had lunch with veterans and their families at Acrisure Stadium on Tuesday, just after Veterans Day.
Mrs. E joins Talk Pittsburgh for a self reflective project that lets out your inner artiste.
In this week's "In A Mikey Minute," Mikey and Heather talk about what businesses Pittsburghers want to bring back.
Pittsburgh has so many amazing artists and local makers, and you can find something for everyone on your Christmas list at the I Made It! Market.
A survey shows more people are doing "slow shopping," which means they're starting their holiday shopping earlier. Half say they want to be done by Black Friday.
First Alert Meteorologist Mary Ours is back to answer your weather-related questions.
November is National Homelessness Awareness Month. Outreached Arms and Chef Janet join Talk Pittsburgh to talk about food insecurity during the holidays and make chicken scampi.
In today's 3 O'Clock Drop, we talked about our favorite movie/tv show that was filmed in Pittsburgh, or based here.
Wednesday is National Hug a Musician Day and we know there are plenty of those with a group that's getting our older generation moving and grooving. We took a look at how the Senior Jazz Connection is spreading some joy through their jam sessions around town.
We learned more about two upcoming film festivals coming to Pittsburgh. The 43rd annual Three Rivers Film Festival kicks off this week, and next week, over 80 works will be showcased at the Pittsburgh Shorts Film Festival.
Tom Hanks recently said 35 is the worst age and we reacted to that on the show and discussed if he was right.
There are ways to navigate the sadness and stress that you may be feeling if you've recently lost a loved one during the holiday season. The author and host of "Graduating Grief" podcast Sherri Dunlevy joined the show to help us through the process.
Business consultant Holly Wilbanks is back to share some ways to get that raise or promotion, you've been seeking during your end-of-year performance evaluations.
Let's get the conversation started with Heather Abraham, Mikey Hood and Kelly Dzanaj!
Art Battle Pittsburgh is a night of epic creativity and it's coming to Lawrenceville this week. It's taking place at Spirit on Thursday and we had on Jeff Tobe, the event's producer, to share more about what we can expect.
Riverfront Theatre Company is set to stage the 2-person play, "Constellations" starting later this week. We were joined by the show's director, Caitlin Dobronz, and two of the stars of the show, Ethan Butler and Rebekah Hukill to tell us more!
Life and leadership coach Vernee Smith was here to tell us why we're allowed to say "no" around the holidays, and how we can start to set boundaries.
When you hear the term "cobwebbing," you may think of a dusty attic or Sunday cleaning, but it's not that at all. It's actually a dating trend that's really taking off.
An upcoming event is helping former members of the military find steady employment. Erik Orient, the director of military affairs for UPMC Health Plan, stopped by to tell us more.
