Talk the Talk: March 4, 2025
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We were thrilled to have Penny, Maria and Morgan from The Roaming Bean on the show to learn more about their business and even show us a Talk Pittsburgh themed drink!
A new festival is coming to town that will be the perfect marriage of humor, Hollywood and homemade baked goods. It's called the Cookies and Comedy Festival.
Get ready to roll out the red carpet. Kelly and Heather played some Academy Awards trivia with our producer Allante!
Do you struggle with pride? We're not talking about having too much, but rather, not having enough. We put those intrusive thoughts into words and lifted each other up.
Jody Bechtold, a gambling addiction expert at the Better Institute, joined us talk more about how the ease of entry for online gambling is increasing the rate of gambling addiction.
Helping girls discover their passion, power, and potential is the goal of Junior Achievement's fourth annual Empower Summit, which will be held at PNC Park this Friday. We learned more about the event from the organization's president Patrice Matamoros.
Let's get the conversation started with Heather Abraham and Kelly Dzanaj!
A new exhibition at the Carnegie Science Center focuses on mental health. It inspired Heather and Mikey to try shredding their worries — literally!
Dominic Janidas breaks down the difference between ADUs and tiny homes. And can you really buy a house on Amazon?
Kelly is back with another edition of Soft Pants Friday!
They say confidence is key, but is there a fine line between being optimistic and downright delusional? Mikey breaks down "delulu" in today's In A Mikey Minute.
More people than ever before are traveling more distances to work every day. Mikey, Mary and Heather talk about super commuting.
This week is wrapping up on a high note with a little bit of sunshine, but will it be sticking around for your weekend plans? Meteorologist Mary Ours has a look at the forecast.
On Rare Disease Day, we're raising awareness about DLG4 SHINE, an ultra-rare genetic neurological disease.
Let's get the conversation started with Heather Abraham and Mikey Hood!
A local educator is in the running for America's Favorite Teacher by Reader's Digest, and she needs your vote.
We were honored to have the opportunity to highlight a major milestone for the local group, Young Adult Survivors United. They are marking their five-year anniversary next week with a party at Mike's Beer Bar and North Shore Tavern.
A program out of Coraopolis, the NAACP's Act-So program, gives young African-Americans the opportunity to share their academic and artistic talents on the national level. Carter Spruill started the NAACP's Coraopolis branch four years ago and is the chairman of the Act-So program. He joined us to talk more about the program.
Dave Lebel, an associate professor at the University of Pittsburgh, joined us to talk more about major companies requiring employees to return to the office, or face the risk of losing their jobs.
Over the past several months, companies like Dell and Amazon have mandated remote workers return to the office. Most workers are not happy about this because it turns out, it's affecting their pay.
The Sarah Heinz House is a cornerstone of Pittsburgh's North Side community. Mikey recently had the opportunity to see first-hand how this community center, with the help of UPMC, shaping young minds in the area of STEAM. This segment was sponsored by UPMC.
The one, and only, Saxsquatch was in the Talk Pittsburgh studios today performing for us and also talked with us about his favorite collaborator, what fans can expect at his shows and more.
Let's get the conversation started with Heather Abraham, Mikey Hood and Kelly Dzanaj!
With spring break just around the corner, we want to know about the wonderful or wacky experiences you've had while on vacation. We discussed this on today's 3 O'Clock Drop.
