Pittsburgh Pop (6/26)–Tim Benz and Rob Owen

26 Jun

Pittsburgh Pop (6/26)–Tim Benz and Rob Owen

published in category: Sports Talk Radio
Monday, June 26th, 2023 – 10:58 am

Tim Benz and Rob Owen are launching a new podcast, Pittsburgh Pop.

In this week’s Pittsburgh Pop, Tim Benz and Rob Owen discuss Pittsburgh connections on “The Bachelorette” and “Summer Baking Championship.” They mention a big name who could be joining “Yellowstone.” And they review “I am a Virgo” and “The Bear.”

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Pittsburgh Pop (6/26)–Tim Benz and Rob Owen

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