24 Oct

Podcast: Survivors of Tree of Life Synagogue attack find healing through sharing stories

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Thursday, October 24th, 2024 – 10:12 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2026%20Combat%20Hate%20Summit%20Megan%20Swiftt%201.mp3 Several people belonging to anti-hate groups and organizations came together on Monday for the Eradicate Hate Global Summit at Pittsburgh’s David L. Lawrence Convention Center. Family members and survivors of the Tree of Life Synagogue attack in 2018 recounted experiences of the event and discussed the importance of telling these stories. TribLive reporter Megan […]

 

17 Oct

Podcast: Changing dynamics of Black voters in Allegheny County

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Thursday, October 17th, 2024 – 10:10 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2025%20Unlocking%20black%20voters%20Shaylah%20Brown.mp3 Last week, Pittsburgh’s Hill District hosted the Freedom Is at Stake GOTV Bus Tour, making a stop at Freedom Corner. The event aimed to mobilize voters and emphasize the critical importance of participating in elections. With the support of organizations like Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh and the Black […]

 

09 Oct

Pittsburgh mother transformed by year of crisis in Israel

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Wednesday, October 9th, 2024 – 10:11 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2024%20PGH%20and%20Israel%20with%20Justin%20Vellucci%201.mp3 TribLive reporter Justin Vellucci delves into the emotional journey of Rona Kaufman, a Duquesne University law professor, who has leaned into her Jewish faith as the Israel-Hamas conflict continues. With her daughter serving in the Israeli military, Rona faced the heart-wrenching challenge of being physically distant during this crisis. So she trekked to Tel Aviv to […]

 

03 Oct

Podcast: Urban farms are sprouting in Pittsburgh’s food deserts

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Thursday, October 3rd, 2024 – 10:03 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2023%20Urban%20Farms.mp3 Urban farms are emerging across the country. “There’s been a food revolution going on for quite a while,” says Mchezaji “Che” Axum, director of the Center for Urban Agriculture and Gardening Education at the University of the District of Columbia. Interest in growing local food has surged over the past decade, particularly during the […]

 

24 Sep

The Keystone Key: Unlocking younger votes

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Tuesday, September 24th, 2024 – 10:01 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2022%20Key%20points%20of%20Young%20voters%20Megan%20swift%202.mp3 As we approach the pivotal 2024 presidential election, Pennsylvania appears to be key to victory. With Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris seemingly visiting the state almost weekly, voters are grappling with critical issues that will shape the future of our country. Today, we’re diving deep into the perspectives of young voters in […]

 

18 Sep

From the Newsroom: Why do police withhold officers’ names in deadly encounters?

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Wednesday, September 18th, 2024 – 9:57 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2021%20Behind%20the%20Badge%20with%20Justin%20Vellucci%201.mp3 In the summer of 2023, Jonathan Faidley, a U.S. Army veteran from Somerset County, found himself in an unimaginable situation. After learning from the news that his father, Robbie Saunders, 59, had been fatally shot by police in Ligonier Valley, Faidley sought answers. Saunders, who was disabled and had a history of substance abuse, […]

 

11 Sep

Podcast: U.S. Steel navigates political storm

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Wednesday, September 11th, 2024 – 12:05 pm

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%20U.S.%20Steel's%20hard%20sell%20Jack%20Troy.mp3 In recent months, Pittsburgh has been the center of a national conversation on an international sale. The proposed purchase of U.S. Steel by Nippon Steel in a $14.9 billion deal still faces opposition from politicians on both sides as well as the U.S. Department of Justice. As the 2024 election ramps up, the conversation of the sale’s impact on Pittsburgh and the American Steel industry is being debated by local and national leaders alike. Here to give us the ins and outs on U.S. Steel’s hard sell is TribLive reporter Jack Troy. He joins TribLive host Zac Gibson. This is From the Newsroom.

 

04 Sep

From the Newsroom: A tale of 2 rallies

published in category: From The TribLIVE Newsroom
Wednesday, September 4th, 2024 – 10:55 am

http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%202%20rallies%20Megan%20Swift%201.mp3 Starting last week and over the holiday weekend, the presidential election nominees from both parties have made headlines in Pennsylvania. Former President Donald Trump addressed a crowd in Johnstown on Friday, touching on topics like the Arlington cemetery incident and the Harris-Walz interview. Then, on Labor Day, Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe […]