http://files.triblive.com/podcasts/sportstalk/FTN%2032%20Surviving%20Grief%20full.mp3   Jonathan Tourney and Taylor Orlowski were killed on Christmas weekend last year when the speeding SUV they were in with four other teens crashed on a dark road in Allegheny County’s North Park. Those closest to the teens searched for ways to cherish their loved ones’ memories as they struggle to move forward. […]

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/PGHpopLast.mp3 In our final “Pittsburgh Pop” podcast, Rob Owen and Tim Benz review “Maestro,” they discuss WTAE’s “Holiday Flashback” local special at 7 p.m. Saturday night, and they get into some release information for “American Rust.”

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/pop1211.mp3 In this week’s ‘Pittsburgh Pop,’ Tim Benz and Rob Owen discuss the Golden Globe nominations, holiday movies, and some new shows that are set to debut.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/popowendec4.mp3 In this week’s “Pittsburgh Pop,” Tim Benz and Rob Owen talk about the defunct Pittsburgh Sammy Davis project, local TV ratings, streaming bundles, and “Masters of the Air.”

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/dickrobertspop.mp3 This week’s Pittsburgh Pop features author Dick Roberts to talk about his new book “Growing up Yinzer.” We also get into the latest “Fargo” series and Pittsburgh ties to”Squid game: The Challenge.”

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/pop1120.mp3 “Rustin”premieres. Urkel is back. We look at “Ghosts UK” A special deal for MAX. Fake sideline reports. And we have the Thanksgiving NFL lineup.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/Fridaypop1110.mp3 This week’s Pittsburgh Pop with Rob Owen and Tim Benz: Resolving the SAG-AFTRA strike, someone is leaving WTAE, new programming on SportsNet Pittsburgh, and another chapter to the “Band of Brothers” series.

http://sportstalk.triblive.com/download/popnov6.mp3 In this week’s Pittsburgh Pop, Tim Benz and Rob Owen have the latest on the SAG-AFTRA labor situation. There is some news from WQED, and there’s an update about the prospect of a National Broadcasting Museum in Pittsburgh.