Podcasts about frick park

Fans weigh in on the state of the Steelers and Penn State. Marty in Frick Park gives us a stat how James Franklin does great as a favorite and underwhelmed as an underdog. Is Minkah Fitzpatrick playing the right role and should he be covering tight ends?

My guest today on the Online for Authors podcast is Janet Roberts, author of the book What Lies We Keep.  Janet Roberts is a global leader in cybersecurity education and awareness with over a decade of experience. She holds a BA in Journalism from Temple University, and MA in Communications from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania. She is a member of both the Women's Fiction Writers Association (WFWA) and Pennwriters. Her first two novels won 1st Place in Fiction from Pittsburgh's The Authors' Zone. Her poetry has been published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and in San Fedele Press' Art in the Time of COVID-19. She lives in Pittsburgh's East End where Frick Park is her favorite place for a hike. She never met a library, bookstore, or ice cream shop she didn't like. In my book review, I stated What Lies We Keep seamlessly weaves cybersecurity with the lies we tell one another. Ted and Charlotte are on the road to "living the dream." Ted has a good job, they have a daughter, and are saving to buy their first home. But something is amiss. Ted is hiding something and Charlotte, though she isn't sure what, is dragging him to marital counseling in hopes of saving their marriage. But the lies go beyond Ted, with two good friends, a brother-in-law, and even her mother keeping things from her - things that shape her world. ​This is not merely a story of Ted's redemption, but of Charlotte's journey to find the truth - about her husband, about her marriage, about her friends - and mostly about herself. Great read! You can follow Author Janet Roberts: Website: www.booksbyjanetroberts.com IG: @janetroberts77 Threads: @janetroberts77 FB:  @janet.roberts.1426 TikTok:  @wpawriter12 YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT0Ve00TmFDDIhKv2ujvhmA   Teri M Brown, Author and Podcast Host: https://www.terimbrown.com FB: @TeriMBrownAuthor IG: @terimbrown_author X: @terimbrown1 #janetroberts #whatlieswekeep #womensfiction #familyfiction #contemporaryfiction #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #podcasthost #podcast #readerpodcast #bookpodcast #writerpodcast #author #books #goodreads #bookclub #fiction #writer #bookreview

Mike Wertz from Mike's Carriage Service joins Larry and Marty to talk about his "Winterfest" appearance at Frick Park and how it was canceled because of employees who are uncomfortable with his business. 

Pittsburgh! Lets take a tour around the city's delightful neighborhoods, buzzing with culture and excitement, right from Squirrel Hill to Lawrenceville. Along the way, we will indulge our taste buds in Pittsburgh's iconic Primanti Bros sandwich and took a foodie's tour through the bustling Strip District.But wait, our Pittsburgh adventure doesn't stop there! We've also savored the stunning panoramic views from the city's iconic inclines and felt the electrifying sports atmosphere. We've taken a peaceful detour to Frick Park, walked through the campuses of Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh, and discovered their architectural beauty. Pittsburgh beckons you to dig deeper, Be prepared to feel the energy of the Southside, with its historic buildings, boutiques, bars, and the authentic German experience at the Hofbrahaus.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4952649/advertisement

Developers want to build a 162-apartment complex at the site of former Irish Centre at the edge of Frick Park, but neighborhood and community groups are not having it. So what's at the heart of this? Reporter Ryan Deto with the Tribune-Review explains the environmental and traffic challenges, plus his experience with a certain faction of Pittsburgh NIMBYs. Want some more Pittsburgh news?  Make sure to sign up for our daily morning Hey Pittsburgh newsletter. We're also on Twitter @citycastpgh & Instagram @CityCastPgh! Not a fan of social? Then leave us a voicemail at 412-212-8893. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of The Confluence: A third of providers for people with intellectual disabilities have reported closures since the start of the pandemic, largely due to staffing shortages, and many want the state to act on this crisis of care; Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy has brought a cohort of student interns to Frick Park to teach them about forest restoration; and an Indiana County farm is running a trial to see if sunflowers can become a viable crop in Western Pennsylvania.

One way to reduce the carbon footprint of your home is to buy an electric heat pump. We look at the pros and cons of this climate solution. The National Weather Service wants the public to become “river ice spotters” to help monitor for ice jams on area rivers. Plus, Frick Park has a new resident: Castor the beaver. We have news about new PFAS standards for drinking water in Pennsylvania, the Chesapeake Bay, and the new Pa. DEP secretary. Finally, scientists are hoping that sound can be the key to restoring oyster populations around the world.

State regulators call out the conventional oil and gas industry for a widespread failure to comply with Pennsylvania environmental regulations. And, an art exhibit aims to give trees the legal tools to protect themselves. Plus, we go forest bathing in Frick Park to improve our mental and physical health. We also have news about a proposed new federal limit for soot, an investigation into a Christmas Day natural gas explosion, and Pa. Governor-elect Josh Shapiro's choice for DEP secretary.  

Pittsburgh's East End has some of the city's largest parks, historic buildings and has long been home to trailblazers in city government. We'll visit Squirrel Hill and answer some of your questions about the community's past; we'll hear the stories of two firsts in Pittsburgh City Council: Paul Jones, the first Black councilor, and Irma D'Ascenzo, the first female councilor; and we'll walk through Frick Park, where old fire hydrants pop out of the woods.(The Good Question! Podcast is sponsored by Eisler Landscapes, the CPA firm Sisterson and Company and Baum Boulevard Automotive.)

AAA is warning Pennsylvanians—as well as other drivers—to take the proper precautions against the persistent heat. Lehigh County cops are warning about a group of thieves going around targeting blue USPS boxes. The replacement beams for the Fern Hollow Bridges begin their journey to Frick Park. And this the most popular shot Pennsylvanians are knocking back.

We're counting down the top five most surprising and interesting things about Pittsburgh's largest regional park. Loved by hikers, bikers, birders, and nature lovers of all ages, Frick Park is also home to the Frick Environmental Center. Throughout this episode, you'll also hear Pittsburghers' reflections about the Fern Hollow Bridge collapse.

Welcome Back! In this episode, diablo friends Chris and Mario talking about self-awareness and give you some tools to help you get to know yourself! They sort themselves into houses and bending, find out what Office and Friends characters they are, and dive into some legitimate personality assessments. Chris IS a Chandler and Mario was NOT on the Frick Park bridge! We'll be right back! —— Office Character Quiz Friends Character Quiz Personality Plus (4 Temperament Theory) 16 Personalities (Myers-Briggs) Enneagram —— Chris recommends a podcast series: The MLK Tapes Mario recommends a podcast episode: Truth Behind Illusion Ep43 Cursed Movie Sets —— You can find Chris here. You can find Mario here. You can find the IwEP Network here. —— Big thanks to our FAVORITE sponsor Patchwork Planting! Find them on facebook and instagram @pwplanting and at patchworkplanting.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iwepnetwork/message

Without the Fern Hollow Bridge, a main artery connecting neighborhoods on either side of Frick Park, businesses in Wilkinsburg and Regent Square are cut off from their neighbors in Squirrel Hill. Senior producer Megan Harris and Morgan Moody stopped by Smashed Waffles, Madeleine's Bakery & Bistro, and Dee's Six Pax and Dogz to see how they've been impacted by the bridge collapse and their concerns for the future. Want to help? Take the detours and spread a little love to your favorite spots on that side of town, like this list of businesses provided by the Regent Square Civic Association.  Make sure to sign up for our morning newsletter. We're also on Twitter @citycastpgh and Instagram at @CityCastPgh!

Welcome Back! In this episode, diablo friends Chris and Mario talking about self-awareness and give you some tools to help you get to know yourself! They sort themselves into houses and bending, find out what Office and Friends characters they are, and dive into some legitimate personality assessments. Chris IS a Chandler and Mario was NOT on the Frick Park bridge! We'll be right back! —— Office Character Quiz Friends Character Quiz Personality Plus (4 Temperament Theory) 16 Personalities (Myers-Briggs) Enneagram —— Chris recommends a podcast series: The MLK Tapes Mario recommends a podcast episode: Truth Behind Illusion Ep43 Cursed Movie Sets —— You can find Chris here. You can find Mario here. You can find the IwEP Network here. —— Big thanks to our FAVORITE sponsor Patchwork Planting! Find them on facebook and instagram @pwplanting and at patchworkplanting.com.

It's been a few days since the Fern Hollow Bridge collapsed in Frick Park. With two years and more than $25 million estimated for repairs, what should we know about all those other "poor" bridges in Pittsburgh? Host Morgan Moody dives into the details with Kent Harries, an associate professor of engineering at the University of Pittsburgh. Our morning newsletter is fresh every day at 6 a.m. Subscribe and follow us on Twitter & Instagram @CityCastPgh

Elon Musk Trucker Killed Plus Ruthann. The his week a tragic accident in Texas. Apparently two semi trucks collided in Kermit near San Angelo TX. One driver was killed when the sand truck that was involved spilled its content into the cab of the other driver burying him alive. This kind of accident is so rare that is stunned everyone that heard about it. Bridge Collapse in Pittsburgh A bridge collapsed this past week during the morning hours. At about 7a.m. the bridge in Forbes avenue in Frick Park just fell down injuring 10 people and sending 3 to the hospital. There were no fatalities to report at the time. Authorities said the bridge had been inspected this past September. They said it had gone through a vigorous inspection and past with flying colors. A gasoline was ruptured and had to be repaired. The scene was approximately 4 miles from the site where President Biden was to give a speech on his infrastructure plan. National Carriers Hiring Lease Purchase and Student DriversJJ Keller The Truckers SecretaryCarter Lumber Hiring Local Class A and Class B DriversKamion Brake Even Calculator Unruly Passengers in TruckingTrucking Companies Cheating ELD'sHigh Schoolers now have Trucking Class Great American Truck Show TalkCDL has been invited to attend the Great American Truck Show in Louisville KY this year. We will be conducting interviews whole there. So, come on out and see us this March. We will be handing out Free T-shirt and shaking hands. We look forward to hanging out with everyone of you. Elon Musk Trucker Killed Plus Ruthann

Patrick Gallagher, a local, talks to Marty about this morning's bridge collapse at Frick Park.

Marty talks to County Executive Rich Fitzgerald about the bridge collapse in Frick Park.

Fire Chief Darryl Jones joins Marty to discuss the bridge collapse in Frick Park.

Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman joins Marty to discuss the bridge collapse at Frick Park.

Pittsburgh City Council member Corey O'Connor joins Marty to discuss the bridge collapse in Frick Park.

Marty talks to Daryl Luciani, the bus driver that drove the bus that was on the bridge that collapsed this morning in Frick Park.

Andy Masich, CEO & President of the Heinz History Center, takes a look back at the history of Frick Park.  (Photo: Althom iStock / Getty Images Plus)

On this special inserted edition of Behind the Booth Podcast, Dj Diamond Tip & Rico Rage along with Jenn Sparkles & Hospitality Girl take a trip to Pittsburgh to watch their teams go head to head on Monday Night Football! A visit to Mac Millers gravesite, Blue Slide Park aka: Frick Park. Catch the trip recap with some extra nonsense of course!

Meg Cheever, Senior Executive Advisor to the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy after having served as CEO for many years, is joining the celebration of 25 years for the organization and the creation of a new podcast. Meg discusses a few of the 22 projects in the works and remembers some great successes under her watch including the Gatehouse at Frick Park, the redo of Mellon Square downtown,the Frick Environmental Center, Schenley Park and Plaza, the Westinghouse Park, the creation of a cd with WQED-FM and the Dear Friends Strolling Through the Park, plus the challenge of finding grants, Rad funds, donors, a dedicated tax, and contemplating the need for $400 million  to do what needs to be done. Meg Cheever served as Publisher for Pittsburgh Magazine in the WQED family before joining the Conservancy, she has worked on numerous Pittsburgh volunteer boards and played the viola under the baton of the Boston Pops Harry Ellis Dickson.

Andy Masich, CEO & President of the Heinz History Center, takes a look back at the history of Frick Park.  (Photo: Althom/Getty Images Plus) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

September 4th through the 26th, Pittsburgh Shakespeare in the Park's presents "Hamlet" in an all female cast.  The performances take place at Frick Park, the North Park Boat House and Highland Park.  Founder and Artistic Director Jennifer Tober spoke with WQED-FM's Anna Singer about the production.  

One hundred years ago, the women of Pittsburgh (finally) received the right to vote, thanks to the 19th Amendment. The Pittsburgh Suffrage Centennial Committee is a nonpartisan initiative that highlights the history of the suffrage movement in Western Pennsylvania, while simultaneously working for present day voter registration and election participation. In this episode, we chat with the committee's chairwoman, Eliza Smith Brown, about some of the ways that Pittsburgh's suffragists influenced the larger, national suffrage movement, and we draw distinct parallels to current affairs. Plus, we highlight a new Thursday evening mountain bike trail ride through Frick Park, organized by 3 Rivers Outdoor Co. and Golden Triangle Bike Rental. And for the final segment of the episode, we shout out Blanket & Board for all your socially distant picnicking needs.    Links in this episode:   Pittsburgh Suffrage Centennial   Weekly Mountain Biking in Frick Park    Blanket & Board