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50% increases in viewership is evidence that the stock value is doing well. The recent IPO raise of $300 million came after a growth of 60 million home viewers. Newsmax is now available in 100 countries, 5 continents. As the economy adjusts to Trump policies, Newsmax goes up! Ratings are waaaay up!Chris Ruddy is an American journalist and media entrepreneur, best known as the founder and CEO of Newsmax Media. Born in 1965 in New York, he holds degrees from St. John's University and the London School of Economics. Ruddy began his career in conservative journalism, writing for outlets like the New York Post and Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. In 1998, he launched Newsmax as a digital news platform, later expanding it into a nationally recognized conservative television network. He is known for his close ties to political figures including Donald Trump. Under his leadership, Newsmax became a major player in the right-leaning media landscape.NEWSMAX ~ An Independent News Agency ~ With A Conservative Perspectiveon the GrassRoots TruthCast with Gene ValentinoORIGINAL MEDIA SOURCE(S):‣ Originally Recorded on April 30, 2025‣ GrassRoots TruthCast: Season 2, Episode 282‣ Image courtesy of: GeneValentino.com➡️ Join the Conversation: https://GeneValentino.com➡️ WMXI Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/NewsRadio981➡️ More WMXI Interviews: https://genevalentino.com/wmxi-interviews/➡️ More GrassRoots TruthCast Episodes: https://genevalentino.com/grassroots-truthcast-with-gene-valentino/➡️ More Broadcasts with Gene as the Guest: https://genevalentino.com/america-beyond-the-noise/ ➡️ More About Gene Valentino: https://genevalentino.com/about-gene-valentino/

Send us a textWhat drives someone to walk away from a stable career to chase their dream? Joanne Harrop did exactly that, leaving behind a decade in office equipment sales to pursue her passion for sports writing. With remarkable determination, she offered to write for free for local publications until finally breaking through as the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's first full-time female sports reporter in 1997.Sitting at Burned by Rocky Patel (which she was the first to feature when it opened), Harrop captivates us with stories from her 28-year journalism career. Instantly recognizable by the stylish hats she wears daily—a tradition started 15 years ago while covering fashion—she's evolved from sports reporting to becoming a celebrated features writer covering everything from food to real estate. Along the way, she's interviewed legends like Michael Jordan and Billie Jean King, while never forgetting Jim Leyland's advice to "act like you've been there before."The conversation takes a profound turn when Harrop shares the experience that led to her book, "A Daughter's Promise." When COVID-19 forced nursing homes to lock down in March 2020, Harrop faced an impossible choice regarding her 93-year-old mother: leave or stay indefinitely. Without hesitation, she moved in, honoring a promise made to her father years earlier. What began as a supposed two-week closure stretched into 84 days, during which her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and eventually passed away. Her journal entries from this period became a National Edward R. Murrow Award-winning article and ultimately her book.Through laughter, tears, and Pittsburgh sports memories, Harrop reminds us of journalism's evolving nature and the profound connection between mother and daughter. Her simple explanation for staying when others couldn't—"She would have done the same for me"—encapsulates a love story that transcends circumstances. Pick up "A Daughter's Promise" to experience the full journey of a woman who found her voice by following her heart.THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!!!!www.holdmycutter.com

The Pittsburgh Steelers are preparing for a new league year next week, but there are a lot of questions remaining about the team from the inside out. To get to the bottom of those questions, it's time to go inside the locker room with someone who covers the team. On this Monday episode of "Let's Ride" host Jeff Hartman welcomes Chris Adamski of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, or TribLive.com, to talk all things Steelers and how they can get out of their current rut. This podcast is a part of the Steel Curtain Network, a proud member of the Fans First Sports Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is sponsored by The Plumbing Outlet, Coal Region Winery, and Brian G. Persing Masonry. Chad Lauer and Chad Evans sit down with Chris Nagy in a delightful turn of the table to tell Chris Nagy's story after years of Chris telling everyone else's, including our hosts'. Chris amassed a 20-year journalism career writing for Lock Haven Express, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Clearfield Progress, Shamokin News Item, and Daily Item. His passion laid in covering sports with a vibrant and humanizing voice; through his illustrious course, he has covered many coal region stars. He won multiple awards for his colorful reporting of local athletic feats and the passionate people accomplishing them. Chris has recently been featured in Pa Health Magazine, Geisinger's G TV, and 2 Daily Item articles for his impressive weight loss journey and fitness transformation, from a personal nadir at  503 pounds experiencing a harrowing medical event to 235 pounds completing triathlons. Chris is a true inspiration of personal transformation in the face of adversity, and he has done it all while retaining his signature joy and sense of humor. Tune in for an emotional and uplifting podcast!

AFC North clash early on Sunday morning sees the Steelers face a familiar foe in their divisional rival Ravens. Steelers hold a 3-1 post season record against the Ravens. Can they cause a shock as the biggest underdog of the Wild Card weekend? Chris Adamski from Pittsburgh Tribune Review joined Brian to discuss their recent struggles on offence and the potential game plan to overcome their status as underdogs. Our friends at QuinnBet have great odds on the Super Wild Card weekend, amazing Acca Bonuses, Acca Insurance & many other daily specials. Find out more at QuinnBet.com/promotions or use the LINK provided. Remember its 18+ T&Cs Apply - Always Gamble Responsibly.

On this episode of the Giants Huddle podcast, John Schmeelk sits down with Giants edge rusher, Brian Burns, to discuss getting pressure on the quarterback. We also hear from Tim Benz, columnist for the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, about the Steelers roster, and Bob Papa has his weekly discussion with Head Coach Brian Daboll. :00 - Brian Burns 11:04 - Tim Benz 27:37 - Brian DabollSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shownotes and Transcript⁨ In this episode of Hearts of Oak Podcast, we sit down with Christopher Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax, as he delves into the inception and growth of his media empire, culminating in the announcement of Newsmax's upcoming IPO. Christopher shares his journey from covering the Clinton White House to founding Newsmax with a vision to counter the mainstream media's perceived bias. He discusses the challenges of maintaining a conservative voice in media, the surge in Newsmax's popularity during the 2020 election, and the strategic move towards an IPO. Listeners will gain insights into how they can invest in Newsmax's future, as Chris outlines the IPO process and its significance in broadening the platform's reach. This episode not only explores Newsmax's past and present but also looks forward to its role in shaping a more balanced media landscape. Invest in Newsmax  invest.newsmax.com Christopher Ruddy, is CEO of Newsmax Media, Inc., the parent company of NEWSMAX, America's fastest-growing cable news channel. He is a noted journalist and entrepreneur, is CEO and president of Newsmax Media Inc., one of the nation's leading news media companies.  In 1998, Ruddy founded Newsmax, a multimedia publishing company that publishes online and offline content in the fields of news, politics, health and finance. Newsmax.com ranks consistently as one of the country's most trafficked news Web sites. As a journalist, Ruddy previously worked at the New York Post and the Pittsburgh Tribune Review. A Newsweek cover story named him as one of America's top 20 most influential news media personalities. He also studied as a Media Fellow at the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace at Stanford University. Ruddy sits on the Board of Directors of the Financial Publishers Association, the industry organization representing investment publications that reach 25 million Americans monthly. He holds a B.A. summa cum laude in history from St. John's University in New York and a master's in Public Policy from the London School of Economics. Connect with Christopher and Newsmax...

We made new friends today. The Mariners lost some, as we saw something unprecedented from the fans yesterday. It's been a long time since we've seen that type of emotion. People seem done with the team, and they're almost to the point of apathy. Tim Benz, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review joins us to preview the Mariners series with the Pirates, give us the latest on Russell Wilson with the Steelers and tells us whether he truly sees Brandon Aiyuk coming to town. You can't blame T-Mobile Park for offensive issues. Could things be changing with Geno Smith's contract? Danny O'Neil, The Dang Apostrophe gives his honest reaction to the Mariners latest downturn. As comically dismal we've seen them perform, Danny isn't letting it stop him from rooting for his team. Where do we place the blame for lack of success? Danny dives into the future for Geno Smith. We used a lot of negative adjectives regarding the Mariners yesterday and it was therapeutic for all. Ian tells you why this isn't just a T-Mobile issue and has the numbers to back it up. Bad news for those expecting a one-stop-shop for sports viewing in the near future. Rob Rang, FOX SPORTS tells us what he's looking for in the preseason from a scout's perspective. Byron Murphy stands out the most with the Seahawks right now. Rob gives us a rundown of how the Seahawks' roster might shape out.

Send us a Text Message.In this episode you'll hear a fascinating but largely unknown story from the Civil War about slaves who actually were enlisted to become spies for the Union side. You'll learn about this in an interview with author Robert Hilliard, who published an intensively researched book last year - titled - In Freedom's Shadow. Robert's book - has had the distinction of TWO book awards: The Firebird Book Award for African American Fiction and the PenCraft 2024 Spring Best Book Award for Historical Fiction. Note that this episode, recorded last December, was delayed since I was working on my book which will be out next Spring, details to be found below. Robert Hilliard has written on sports, history, and the outdoors. He started his professional career as a marine biologist - in fact, his first paid publication was in Florida Oceanographic Magazine. After moving back home to western Pennsylvania, Rob worked as a reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and wrote for other outlets such as Upland Almanac, Pennsylvania Wildlife, and Pittsburgh History Magazine. His first book, A Season on the Allegheny, was published in 2012, and went to the “Top 10” in two Amazon categories. His historical espionage thriller: In Freedom's Shadow, is based on the true story of slave John Scobell, who escaped to the North during the Civil War, only to return to the Confederacy as a clandestine Union spy. In Freedom's Shadow was published in November 2023 and became a #1 Bestseller in multiple Amazon categories in its first week of publication.In Freedom's Shadow at AmazonRobert Hilliard's Website - roberthilliardwrites.godaddysites.com and LinkKathleen's new book: The Miniature Painter Revealed: Amalia Kussner's Gilded Age Pursuit of Fame and Fortune at AmazonWebsite: https://peoplehiddeninhistory.comDirect linkWebsite with all Podcast Episodes/All PlatformsContact PageLinks to Twitter(X) and Instagram -or- Connect with @phihpod. 

Newsmax announced this month that it's planning for an initial public offering later this year or in 2025—a big leap for a media outlet that began more than 25 years ago as a website delivering news on the internet.Christopher Ruddy, Newsmax's founder and CEO, spoke with The Daily Signal about his plans for the company and explained how eligible investors are able to take advantage of a private placement offering before the company goes public on the stock market.“Thousands of people would tell us they wanted to buy shares in Newsmax through the years,” Ruddy said. “And we thought, wouldn't it be great to have tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, of co-owners [and] partners with Newsmax that are fighting for us [and] have a stake in our success? And so that was the biggest reason.”Now more than ever, especially in this election year of 2024, America needs Newsmax, and you can join with us as an investor,” Ruddy said.After working as a journalist at the New York Post and Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Ruddy started Newsmax in 1998. In the years that followed, he transformed Newsmax into a broadcasting and multimedia powerhouse reaching more than 40 million people.Newsmax's TV channel is the fourth-highest-rated on cable news. And it's just one of several media properties in addition to its website, Newsmax.com: There's also a free streaming channel at Newsmax2, a smartphone app, a streaming service called Newsmax+, and Newsmax Magazine.Now, as he prepares for Newsmax's initial public offering and eventual listing on Nasdaq or the New York Stock Exchange, Ruddy is seeking to raise $225 million as part of a private offering for accredited investors. More details are available at NewsmaxInvest.com.Listen to our interview with Ruddy on “The Daily Signal Podcast” to hear his vision for Newsmax, the threats and challenges facing conservative media, and why he's optimistic about the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Robert Hilliard has written on sports, history and the outdoors for more than three decades. He started as a reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune Review and has the distinction of having feature articles in three different sports Halls of Fame: baseball, basketball and Pro Football. IN FREEDOM'S SHADOW from Top of the Hill Books is his latest novel. Spies, Lies and Private Eyes is copyrighted by Authors on the Air Global Radio Network #podcast #author #interview #authors #SpiesLiesandPrivateEyesPodcast #authorsontheair #podcast #podcaster #authors #authorsofig #authorsofinstagram #authorinterview #writingcommunity #authorsontheair #suspensebooks #authorssupportingauthors #thrillerbooks #suspense #wip #writers#writersinspiration #books #bookrecommendations #bookaddict #bookaddicted #bookaddiction #bibliophile #read #amreading #lovetoread #terrencemccauley #terrencemccauleybooks #bookouture #thrillers #Chicago63 #RobertHilliard #InFreedomsShadow

Robert Hilliard has written on sports, history and the outdoors for more than three decades. He started as a reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune Review and has the distinction of having feature articles in three different sports Halls of Fame: baseball, basketball and Pro Football. IN FREEDOM'S SHADOW from Top of the Hill Books is his latest novel. Spies, Lies and Private Eyes is copyrighted by Authors on the Air Global Radio Network #podcast #author #interview #authors #SpiesLiesandPrivateEyesPodcast #authorsontheair #podcast #podcaster #authors #authorsofig #authorsofinstagram #authorinterview #writingcommunity #authorsontheair #suspensebooks #authorssupportingauthors #thrillerbooks #suspense #wip #writers#writersinspiration #books #bookrecommendations #bookaddict #bookaddicted #bookaddiction #bibliophile #read #amreading #lovetoread #terrencemccauley #terrencemccauleybooks #bookouture #thrillers #Chicago63 #RobertHilliard #InFreedomsShadow

On The Kenny & JT Show, we're joined by Tim Benz from the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, to discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers trading QB Kenny Pickett to the Eagles for draft picks, leaving Russell Wilson the only QB on the roster.

When his 6-year-old daughter becomes unresponsive, Jacob Weight calls 911. He tells dispatch one of his older children was bathing his 6-year-old when she went limp and suffered some type of seizure. First responders are met by Jacob at the door. He refuses to allow EMS into the house, telling them he must get his daughter dressed. He brings her outside where she can be seen. Police and first responders are taken aback by the conditions at the home. Trash is scattered about. Feces is smeared on the ground, and the smell of urine is very strong. The 6-year-old girl they have been called to treat is covered in open sores and KDKA reports she has extensive bruises and appears malnourished. Once the 6-year-old girl is at the hospital the full extent of her injuries is apparent. According to a medical report, her teeth are broken and rotted, and her feet are swollen. When she arrives at Uniontown Hospital,  she is found to be hypothermic, with a body temperature registering at only 88.7 degrees Fahrenheit. Pennsylvania state troopers begin their investigation into the parents of the children in the house,  after police note that doctors at the hospital state multiple times, that the little girl could have died as a result of the abuse and neglect. The doctors also say if she returns to her current environment she is likely to die of the abuse and neglect. During the investigation, Weight and Frost's teenage nephew, who lived with them, describes how the young girl's mother would zip-tie her hands and feet, lock her naked in a cage and refuse to wash her. Frost would also starve the little girl, not feeding her for days at a time. The floor under the cage was rotting from feces and urine that was never cleaned. WTAE reports that a 5-year-old child was interviewed and asked if anyone helped the girl clean up her poop and pee. The child responded, "They want her to eat it... my parents." Jacob William Weight, 37, and 33-year-old Mimi Ann Frost are charged with child abuse, involuntary servitude, and strangulation among several other offenses.  They are accused of starving their daughter while making sure their other children and dogs, had plenty to eat. Joining Nancy Grace Today: Fran Longwell – Former Deputy State's Attorney (Calvert County, MD), Former Assistant State's Attorney (Prince George's County, MD) specializing in child abuse, sex offenses and homicides  Dr. Angela Arnold – Psychiatrist, Atlanta, GA; Expert in the Treatment of Pregnant/Postpartum Women; Former Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Obstetrics and Gynecology: Emory University; Former Medical Director of The Psychiatric Ob-Gyn Clinic at Grady Memorial Hospital; Voted “My Buckhead's Best Psychiatric Practice of 2022”   Brian Pierog - Former Law Enforcement, Pennsylvania Licensed Private Detective and Owner of Pierog Detective Agency; FB: Pierog Detective Agency   Paula Rohde –  Child Abuse/Welfare Consultant and Expert and Former Child Protective Services Abuse Investigator; Paula Rohde Consulting LLC; Twitter: @PaulaRohde2  Joseph Napsha - Reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; X: @jnapsha, Twitter & FB: @TribLIVE   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A shocking case has emerged in Pennsylvania, where a 20-year-old woman, Alesia Owens, has been arrested in connection with the tragic death of her boyfriend's 1-year-old daughter, Iris Alfera. Prosecutors have charged Owens with multiple offenses, including criminal homicide, alleging that she poisoned the young girl with household items. Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry made the announcement regarding the arrest.    The incident dates back to June 2023 when emergency responders were called to the home of Iris' father in New Castle, located northeast of Pittsburgh. At that time, Iris lived with her father and Alesia Owens. Responders found the 1-year-old child unresponsive. Iris was immediately transported to a local hospital for medical attention and subsequently airlifted to UPMC Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Tragically, she passed away on June 29, 2023.    The cause of Iris' death was determined through an autopsy conducted by medical examiners. The examination revealed that she succumbed to organ failure caused by acetone poisoning, a devastating revelation.    Disturbingly, investigators from the New Castle Police Department uncovered evidence suggesting that Alesia Owens had researched household products with fatal potential for children in the months leading up to the tragic incident. According to the attorney general's office, Owens conducted numerous online searches between February and June, specifically related to the circumstances of the toddler's death.    These searches allegedly included inquiries about household products that could prove deadly to a child, such as water beads, batteries, and nail polish. Owens' online queries also featured phrases like "beauty products that are poisonous to kids" and "medications leading to accidental poisoning deaths in children."    Furthermore, it has come to light that Iris Alfera had been hospitalized several months before her untimely demise. During this previous hospitalization, she had ingested several harmful objects, including approximately 20 water beads, batteries, and a metal screw. Although Lawrence County Children and Youth Services were alerted following this incident, no charges were initially filed, as reported by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.    Currently, Alesia Owens is being held at the Owens County Jail, having been denied bail. The circumstances surrounding this case are undeniably tragic and heart-wrenching, leaving the community in shock. Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry expressed her sentiments, stating, "The details of this case are heartbreaking. It is hard to fathom someone taking deliberate steps to harm a completely helpless child, then mislead investigators about what happened."    As this deeply distressing case unfolds, many are left grappling with the unsettling nature of the allegations against Alesia Owens and the profound loss of young Iris Alfera. Prosecutors will continue their efforts to seek justice for the innocent child, and the community watches closely as the legal proceedings progress.  Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com 

A shocking case has emerged in Pennsylvania, where a 20-year-old woman, Alesia Owens, has been arrested in connection with the tragic death of her boyfriend's 1-year-old daughter, Iris Alfera. Prosecutors have charged Owens with multiple offenses, including criminal homicide, alleging that she poisoned the young girl with household items. Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry made the announcement regarding the arrest.    The incident dates back to June 2023 when emergency responders were called to the home of Iris' father in New Castle, located northeast of Pittsburgh. At that time, Iris lived with her father and Alesia Owens. Responders found the 1-year-old child unresponsive. Iris was immediately transported to a local hospital for medical attention and subsequently airlifted to UPMC Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Tragically, she passed away on June 29, 2023.    The cause of Iris' death was determined through an autopsy conducted by medical examiners. The examination revealed that she succumbed to organ failure caused by acetone poisoning, a devastating revelation.    Disturbingly, investigators from the New Castle Police Department uncovered evidence suggesting that Alesia Owens had researched household products with fatal potential for children in the months leading up to the tragic incident. According to the attorney general's office, Owens conducted numerous online searches between February and June, specifically related to the circumstances of the toddler's death.    These searches allegedly included inquiries about household products that could prove deadly to a child, such as water beads, batteries, and nail polish. Owens' online queries also featured phrases like "beauty products that are poisonous to kids" and "medications leading to accidental poisoning deaths in children."    Furthermore, it has come to light that Iris Alfera had been hospitalized several months before her untimely demise. During this previous hospitalization, she had ingested several harmful objects, including approximately 20 water beads, batteries, and a metal screw. Although Lawrence County Children and Youth Services were alerted following this incident, no charges were initially filed, as reported by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.    Currently, Alesia Owens is being held at the Owens County Jail, having been denied bail. The circumstances surrounding this case are undeniably tragic and heart-wrenching, leaving the community in shock. Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry expressed her sentiments, stating, "The details of this case are heartbreaking. It is hard to fathom someone taking deliberate steps to harm a completely helpless child, then mislead investigators about what happened."    As this deeply distressing case unfolds, many are left grappling with the unsettling nature of the allegations against Alesia Owens and the profound loss of young Iris Alfera. Prosecutors will continue their efforts to seek justice for the innocent child, and the community watches closely as the legal proceedings progress.  Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com 

A shocking case has emerged in Pennsylvania, where a 20-year-old woman, Alesia Owens, has been arrested in connection with the tragic death of her boyfriend's 1-year-old daughter, Iris Alfera. Prosecutors have charged Owens with multiple offenses, including criminal homicide, alleging that she poisoned the young girl with household items. Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry made the announcement regarding the arrest.    The incident dates back to June 2023 when emergency responders were called to the home of Iris' father in New Castle, located northeast of Pittsburgh. At that time, Iris lived with her father and Alesia Owens. Responders found the 1-year-old child unresponsive. Iris was immediately transported to a local hospital for medical attention and subsequently airlifted to UPMC Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh. Tragically, she passed away on June 29, 2023.    The cause of Iris' death was determined through an autopsy conducted by medical examiners. The examination revealed that she succumbed to organ failure caused by acetone poisoning, a devastating revelation.    Disturbingly, investigators from the New Castle Police Department uncovered evidence suggesting that Alesia Owens had researched household products with fatal potential for children in the months leading up to the tragic incident. According to the attorney general's office, Owens conducted numerous online searches between February and June, specifically related to the circumstances of the toddler's death.    These searches allegedly included inquiries about household products that could prove deadly to a child, such as water beads, batteries, and nail polish. Owens' online queries also featured phrases like "beauty products that are poisonous to kids" and "medications leading to accidental poisoning deaths in children."    Furthermore, it has come to light that Iris Alfera had been hospitalized several months before her untimely demise. During this previous hospitalization, she had ingested several harmful objects, including approximately 20 water beads, batteries, and a metal screw. Although Lawrence County Children and Youth Services were alerted following this incident, no charges were initially filed, as reported by the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.    Currently, Alesia Owens is being held at the Owens County Jail, having been denied bail. The circumstances surrounding this case are undeniably tragic and heart-wrenching, leaving the community in shock. Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry expressed her sentiments, stating, "The details of this case are heartbreaking. It is hard to fathom someone taking deliberate steps to harm a completely helpless child, then mislead investigators about what happened."    As this deeply distressing case unfolds, many are left grappling with the unsettling nature of the allegations against Alesia Owens and the profound loss of young Iris Alfera. Prosecutors will continue their efforts to seek justice for the innocent child, and the community watches closely as the legal proceedings progress.  Want to listen to ALL of our podcasts AD-FREE? Subscribe through APPLE PODCASTS, and try it for three days free: https://tinyurl.com/ycw626tj Follow Our Other Cases: https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com The latest on Catching the Long Island Serial Killer, Awaiting Admission: BTK's Unconfessed Crimes, Delphi Murders: Inside the Crime, Chad & Lori Daybell, The Murder of Ana Walshe, Alex Murdaugh, Bryan Kohberger, Lucy Letby, Kouri Richins, Malevolent Mormon Mommys, Justice for Harmony Montgomery, The Murder of Stephen Smith, The Murder of Madeline Kingsbury, and much more! Listen at https://www.truecrimetodaypod.com 

Diverse Voices Book Review host Hopeton Hay interviewed John Harris, author of TOMLIN: The Soul of a Football Coach.  In just his second season as the coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2009, Mike Tomlin became the second African American coach to win the Super Bowl.  With interviews from former players, coaches, and executives, Harris lets readers in on what it's like to play for Tomlin, why he is (or is not) beloved in Pittsburgh, and how his continued success has helped change the landscape of what NFL franchises look for in hiring a head coach. Learn more about the book at Tomlin (skyhorsepublishing.com).John Harris is a veteran journalist who has covered sports, culture, race, and the executive search industry for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Philadelphia Inquirer, Tampa Bay Times, ESPN's Andscape, CBS Sportsline, and others. Formerly the co-host of The Ike Taylor Show and radio analyst of the Pittsburgh Power (Arena Football League), Harris is also the co-author of FROM GOLD TEETH TO GOLD JACKET (with Edgerrin James). He resides in Austin, Texas.

Dave Mishkin and Greg Linnelli preview tonight's Lightning-Penguins game as the Bolts are looking to snap their 2-game losing streak. They are joined by Tim Benz from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.

On this edition of the SCB Steelers Podcast presented by DEK Roofing Inc of South Florida... We sit down with former Pittsburgh Tribune-Review journalist John Harris to discuss his brand new book about Head Coach Mike Tomlin. We also address the win over Tennessee... Discuss George Pickens' frustrations and social media behavior... Plus we look ahead to the Packers and the second half of the 2023 season. All that and much more!

Oh, hi there, boys and girls. It's Week 11 of the college football season. Carla's voice is just about gone and Crappy is distracted (for the first time this year) by midweek MACtion and his Ohio Bobcats. So, yeah … just your normal week around these parts. Before we get into some interesting stuff coming up this weekend, we look back at some fun results from last week. Clemson had an improbable win. Texas and Ohio State won … but not prettily. Arizona (now CFP ranked) continues to be the team that absolutely no one in the Pac-12 wants to play. LSU really needs a healthy Jayden Daniels. And Bedlam actually was bedlam. Unfortunately, it wasn't a great weekend for our Cornell Big Red Bears, but they have a chance to rebound this Saturday at Dartmouth (1:30 ET, ESPN+).  AJ fills us in on all of the goodness that is late-season #GroupOfFiveAfterDark (and yes, there are some really good matchups on that slate this week), and then we get into this weekend's intrigue, including a massive game that even has Crappy seeing blue (and white). No. 18 Utah at No. 5 Washington (3:30 ET, FOX): That Utah defense is spectacular against the run. Unfortunately, Michael Penix Jr. likes to throw the football. A lot. No. 13 Tennessee at No. 14 Missouri (3:30 ET, CBS): Too close to call? Kinda. Mizzou's been oh-so-close a couple of times this year. Is this the game they get over the hump? No. 9 Ole Miss at No. 2 Georgia (7 ET, ESPN): This might be Georgia's biggest test of the season … before facing Bama in the conference title game, that is.  No. 3 Michigan at No. 10 Penn State (Huge Nude, FOX): Yep. Doing this game out of sequential order because it's that important. Carla's hyper-focused on the Penn State secondary, while Crappy is hoping he doesn't have to figure out the math on a three-way tiebreaker atop the B1G East. Carla gives an honorable mention to West Virginia at No. 17 Oklahoma (7 ET, FOX) because the Sooners are reeling, while USC at No. 6 Oregon (10:30 ET, FOX) should be silly fun if you can stay awake. Also, FIU at MTSU (3:30 ET, ESPN+) is worth noting because our beloved Blue Raiders need a win. Crappy is obviously paying attention to Michigan State at No. 1 Ohio State (7:30 ET, NBC), but mostly because of the Bucks' sweet gray unis.  We close the show with an ode to the Biggest Little Game in America, the DIII rivalry between the Amherst Mammoths and the Williams Ephs that's been played since 1884. Former Draft Day Suit (the original home for this show) editor Kim Daboo is an alum of Williams, and our former colleague Chuck Curti, now of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, had a great article this week about two Pittsburgh-area brothers playing in the game. It's just one of the many reasons we love college football. (Also, go Ephs!) And with that … Carla's going to rest her voice and Crappy's going to root his Bobcats to (spoiler alert!) a win. We'll be back here next week for more as we start nearing the end of the 2023 season. (Can you believe it?) Cheers, yinz.

(2:00) Over/under props for Pitt-FSU game (5:00) Geography or matchup most important variable for playoff (7:00) Chess game with Renardo Green? (11:00) Is being ranked 4th disrespectful? (14:00) The warring factions of fans and the FSU defense (26:00) Jerry DiPaola of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review talks Panthers https://mybookie.website/JoinwithWARCHANT (40:00) Pleasant surprise of the season Music: The Menzingers - Try Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(2:00) Over/under props for Pitt-FSU game (5:00) Geography or matchup most important variable for playoff (7:00) Chess game with Renardo Green? (11:00) Is being ranked 4th disrespectful? (14:00) The warring factions of fans and the FSU defense (26:00) Jerry DiPaola of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review talks Panthers https://mybookie.website/JoinwithWARCHANT (40:00) Pleasant surprise of the season Music: The Menzingers - Try Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Afternoons 3-6 on 105.9 The X Second hour of Mark Madden Show Mark takes more calls talking about the Steelers, before bringing in Chris Adamski of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review to talk about the Steelers' recent game against the Browns.

In today's episode, we'll cover Rickie Fowler's win at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, Bernhard Langer becoming the most successful senior golfer, Pebble Beach hosting the U.S. Women's Open, Chinese golfer Ruoning Yin's inspiring journey, Tiger Woods denying scripted comments controversy, PGA Tour executives testifying before a Senate panel, and Paige Spiranac being snubbed by a charity golf tournament despite her large social media following.Sources: Detroit News, Golf Digest, LPGA, Essentially Sports, Yahoo Sports, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, GolfMagic

Andrew Conte serves as the founding director of the Center for Media Innovation at Point Park University.  He writes the Pittsburgh Public Editor column at NEXTpittsburgh. And he was an investigative reporter at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, where he won numerous national, state and local awards. Andrew has published several books, including Death of the Daily News, released in September, 2022, Breakaway, and The Color of Sundays, which explores the role of race in the National Football League mainly through how Bill Nunn, Jr. and the Pittsburgh Steelers identified undervalued players at historically black colleges. Netflix has optioned the book for a potential movie, and the Independent Book Publishers Association recognized The Color of Sundays with a Silver Benjamin Franklin Award. I've read The Color of Sundays and can tell you it's a thoroughly researched, fascinating deep dive into how African Americans have become indispensable, elite players in high-profile sports.For the record, Steve and Andy have known one another for many years as colleagues at Point Park University. If Andy hadn't put out a call in 2016 for professors who might like to use the Center for Media Innovation to launch a podcast, StoryBeat would not exist.

Finding the right plant combinations can minimize diseases, reduce pest, improve soil fertility and support pollinators.Using science back methods will reward your garden decisions.For 15 years horticulturist Jessica Walliser co-hosted The Organic Gardeners, an award-winning program on KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,She is the Editorial Director for The Quarto Publishing Group's Garden imprint, Cool Springs Press, and a former contributing editor for Organic Gardening magazine. Jessica is the author of seven gardening books, including the Amazon best-seller ·      Good Bug, Bad Bug: Who's Who, What They Do, and How to Manage Them Organically·      Plant Partners: Science-based Companion Planting Strategies for the Vegetable Garden, which earned a prestigious 2021 American Horticultural Society Book Award·      Attracting Beneficial Bugs to the Garden: A Natural Approach to Pest Control, which was awarded the American Horticultural Society's 2014 Book Award. It has recently been released as an updated 2nd edition. For over twelve years Jessica wrote two weekly gardening columns for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. She is also co-founder of the popular gardening website SavvyGardening.com. Jessica received her degree in ornamental horticulture from The Pennsylvania State University and is the former owner of a 25-acre organic market farm. She's taught a diverse array of gardening topics for over 25 years. Jessica lives and gardens northwest of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with her husband and son, two cats, two hermit crabs, and billions and billions of very good bugs.This is episode 110 - Companion Planting for Success – Jessica Walliser This is a remix and an encore presentation of episode 050. A remix and an encore presentation of episode 050.

In this episode, Suzi talks with Eric Liddick about falling from grace and searching for a way back home. Eric's recent publication of his book All the Memories That Remain: War, Alzheimer's, and the Search for a Way Home is a tribute to his journey from war, his father's diagnosis of Alzheimer's and finding meaning in what remains. Eric's BioEric Michael (E.M.) Liddick is the author of the memoir All the Memories That Remain: War, Alzheimer's, and the Search for a Way Home. His work has appeared in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, The War Horse, War on the Rocks, The Moving Force Journal, and Thought Catalog.A native of central Pennsylvania, E.M. graduated from Penn State University and Tulane University Law School. He served in the Marine Corps Reserves and the U.S. Army's elite 75th Ranger Regiment, with multiple deployments overseas. He currently lives in Northern Virginia.Visit Eric's webpage at ericliddick.com Music credit to Kalvin Love for the podcast's theme song “Bee Your Best Self”Contact Suzi at suzigma@gmail.com or (818) 470-2013 and share your story.vetsandplayers.orgwildhorserescue.org Visit our webpage at cominghomewell.comInterested in sponsoring our podcasts email us at cominghomewell@gmail.comFollow us on our socialsYouTube @cominghomewellmilitaryInstagram @cominghomewellorganizationFacebook at Coming Home WellLinkedIn at Coming Home WellTwitter @ComingHomeWellThank you for listening! Be sure to SHARE, LIKE and leave us a REVIEW!

The myths and mysteries of Pittsburgh's famous Allegheny Arsenal… GUEST Andy Masich ... President and CEO of the Senator John Heinz History Center in association with the Smithsonian Institution. THIS OR THAT THE BEST OF TWITTER THIS WEEK GUEST Salena Zito ... author of “The Great Revolt: Inside the Populist Coalition Reshaping American Politics” ... Selena is a writer for The Washington Examiner and the NY Post; she previously wrote for The Atlantic & the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, and now is a contributor to the Post-Gazette THE WEEK IN REVIEW THINGS TO DO IN PITTSBURGH THIS WEEKENDSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clara Ritger grew up in the small town of Huntington Beach, California, where she learned what real Mexican food tastes like and how to cut the line at Disneyland. At the ripe old age of two she ran as far ahead of her parents as her child leash would take her on the Yosemite trails to ask random strangers questions about why they were hiking and if they would be her friend. Since then, she has continued to ask why but usually refrains from asking subjects during interviews if they want to be her friend.She attended the University of Notre Dame, where she graduated cum laude with a B.A. in Political Science and Film, Television and Theatre in May 2013. She also has a minor in Journalism, Ethics, and Democracy, because why do college if you can't do it all?Clara is a freelance video director and producer based in New York, NY. She works across mediums in digital, TV and film, and has recently worked with NBC News, the Wall Street Journal and PBS. Her curiosity about the world has led her to tell stories across industries, including finance, health, food, travel, fashion, and the environment. She partners with media companies, brands, and nonprofits to create emotional, shareable stories.Prior to moving to NYC, Clara was based in the Washington, D.C. area as a Producer at Green Buzz Agency, where she created documentary style videos for major brands and nonprofits, including Upworthy and Make-A-Wish. She has also written and/or done multimedia work for National Journal, The Indianapolis Star, USA Today, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Patriot-News, Morning Call, Capitolwire, Northern Virginia Magazine, 88.1 WVPE NPR, the Reno Gazette-Journal, NDtv News and the oldest collegiate publication in the United States, Scholastic magazine.Clara really likes coffee, and once bought everything on the menu at Starbucks because she had extra monopoly money at school and wanted to find out what her favorite drink actually was. It cost her $134.80. She also enjoys cooking and a good book. She is not one of those freak people who enjoys running, but she does it anyway, because it is good for you, or something like that. Her middle name is Lucille, which invariably comes up in conversation, so now you know.Clara does not feel that autobiographies – especially at her age – should be taken seriously.

Ari Mittleman talks with me about his book Paths of the Righteous: Stories of Humanity, Heroism, and Hope. This is episode 504 of Teaching Learning Leading K12 an audio podcast. As a native Pennsylvanian deeply involved in the pro-Israel community, the mass shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh deeply affected him. That tragic event spurred Mittleman to write his book, with the hope of it helping to showcase the good in the world that is done for others by those outside their religion, race, or nationality. He works at the nexus of politics, policymaking and the press in Washington, DC. Mittleman has run a public affairs and strategic communications firm, Keystone Strategy + Advocacy, LLC serving internationally known clients that have ranged from heads of state, celebrities, and global business leaders. Prior to that, he served as a senior advisor to a United States senator for eight years. He also earlier had served as a grant writer at a Croatia-based NGO. He is a columnist for The Times of Israel and has contributed articles to USA Today Network, Baltimore Jewish Times, The Morning Call, The Jerusalem Post, Washington Examiner, The Patriot News, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, NorthJersey.com, Modern Diplomacy, and The Jewish Exponent. He earned a BA from The Department of American Studies from The George Washington University, and his MPA from Fels Institute of Government at University of Pennsylvania. Proficient in both modern and biblical Hebrew, he has formally studied the language and traditional Jewish texts since kindergarten and travels regularly to Israel. In total, Mittleman has visited over 40 countries. He is the founding board chairman of St. Bernard Project, a post-Katrina-Rita disaster recovery non-profit that was recognized as a CNN Hero of the Year. A new father, Ari lives in Pikesville, Maryland, with his wife and daughter.  Today we are focused on his book Paths of the Righteous: Stories of Humanity, Heroism, and Hope. Connect & Learn More: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/16/us/california-church-shooting-hate-incident.html https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/16/opinion/buffalo-shooting-replacement-theory.html https://arimittleman.com/ https://www.facebook.com/PathsoftheRighteous/ https://twitter.com/AriMittleman https://www.linkedin.com/in/arimittleman/ Length - 41:52  

On today's episode of The Confluence: Gov. Tom Wolf is arguing the GOP-led legislature's effort to combine measures in one bill violates the state constitution which prohibits passing laws regarding multiple, unrelated issues; the longevity of Roberto Clemente's Sports City is under debate as the Puerto Rican government claims the player's family has let it fall into disrepair; and the state Department of Education is updating its science standards, the first revision since they were created in 2002. Today's guests include: Sam Dunklau, capitol bureau chief for WESA; Tom Fontaine, editor of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review; and Karen Molchanow, executive director for the State Board of Education, and Brian Gasper, chief of the Division of Instructional Quality in the Department of Education.

Stan Savran provides a recap of the final preseason game for the Steelers before they begin the regular season and how they will perform. After, Stan is joined by Joe Rutter from the Pittsburgh Tribune Review to discuss the depth chart of the team as well as their overall preseason performance.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How are things looking at Pittsburgh Steelers training camp? Can Pickett push Trubisky? Is the offensive line any better? Is George Pickens the truth? David Berger gets all the info from the sidelines as he dials up Joe Rutter who covers the Steelers for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review.If you enjoyed this content, we'd really appreciate it if you subscribed and dropped a rate and review!Check us out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheFantasyAuthorityTFA Discord: https://discord.gg/DRP2cCHsQjSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-fantasy-authority-fantasy-football-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Today's show is all about inclusivity and how important it is to provide equal access to travel for all people. My guest today is https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-kerlik-99a1b0110/ (Bob Kerlik). Bob is Vice President of Media Relations at Allegheny County Airport Authority, and he's here to talk about Presley's Place. Presley's Place is a massive, state-of-the-art sensory room inside Pittsburgh International Airport. This is the story of how it all got started. Guest Bio: Bob Kerlik is vice president of media relations for the Allegheny County Airport Authority and executive editor of Blue Sky News. Bob has more than 15 years of experience in communications, including a dozen years as a reporter at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in Journalism from Duquesne University, where he later served as an adjunct instructor and advisor for the university's student newspaper. Learn more about Pittsburgh International Airport and Presley's Place: https://flypittsburgh.com/ (https://flypittsburgh.com/) Host Bio: Rob Gorski is a single Dad to three amazing autistic boys as well as Found and CEO of The Autism Dad, LLC. Multiple award-winning blogger, podcaster, content creator, digital marketer, social media influencer, and respected public figure for well over a decade. Connect with Rob Gorski: https://listen.theautismdad.com/ (https://listen.theautismdad.com) 1VrboM87icCBSKn6vlcS Mentioned in this episode: Learn More About SuperBill SuperBill provides a hands off concierge service that helps you understand, navigate and utilize your out of network insurance benefit. I know how hard it can be to schedule, manage, and get our kids to all of these appointments. Why not let super bill handle the auto network piece. They work directly with your private pay care providers. Submit super bills, provide rejection resolution, and track claims and reimbursement from your insurance provider. SuperBill is affordable at less than $20 a month per family. And as an exclusive offer for my listeners, visit thesuperbill.com that's thesuperbill.com. And use the code "theautismdad" to get your first month free. https://theautismdad.captivate.fm/superbill (Visit SuperBill) Learn More About Mightier Mightier is a clinically proven mobile gaming app that was developed at Boston Children's Hospital. It's already helped more than 100,000 kids, including my crew here at home. Kids play on a tablet or a phone while wearing a heart rate monitor. And Mightier incorporates breathing exercises and other calming techniques as part of the game. Kids get to see when it's time to cool down and learn how to do it themselves. And parents get to track their progress. Visit mightier.com and use the promo code "theautismdad22" at checkout to save 10%. https://theautismdad.captivate.fm/mightier (Visit Mightier)

My guest is John Harris, co-author of a memoir of Hall of Fame football player, Edgerrin James, FROM GOLD TEETH TO GOLD JACKET: My Life in Football and Business. In his new memoir, James shares his unique, no-holds-barred perspective in becoming an all-time NFL great while also building a financial empire while raising six children.  Edgerrin Harris played running back in the NFL for 11 seasons.  He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a member of the class of 2020.  Co-author John Harris is an award-winning journalist who covered sports for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Toledo Blade, Tampa Bay Times, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Austin American-Statesman, Lexington Herald-Leader, Booth Newspapers, Youngstown Vindicator, ESPN's Andscape (formerly the Undefeated) and CBS Sportsline. A native of Philadelphia, Harris resides in Austin, Texas.  More on the book is available at From Gold Teeth to Gold Jacket | Book by Edgerrin James, John Harris, Peyton Manning | Official Publisher Page | Simon & Schuster (simonandschuster.com).

3:45pm-Matt Baker, Tampa Times (USF and FSU Football)4:00pm-Ross Dellenger, SI.com (The Masters)4:30pm-Cole Cubelic, SEC Network (Auburn Football)5:00pm-Phil Bennett, UNT Defensive Coordinator5:30pm-David Helman, DallasCowboys.com5:50pm-Jerry DiPaola, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review writer Jerry DiPaola (@JDiPaola_Trib) joined the show to breakdown the Pitt Panthers' QB battle and spring football

Minimizing diseases, reducing pest, improving soil fertility and pollinator support are all determined by the plant combinations you choose. In this episode 050 – Companion Planting That Works with Jessica Walliser we talk about the science back methods that will reward your decisions. For 15 years horticulturist Jessica Walliser co-hosted The Organic Gardeners, an award-winning program on KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, She is the Editorial Director for The Quarto Publishing Group's garden imprint, Cool Springs Press, and a former contributing editor for Organic Gardening magazine.  Jessica is the author of seven gardening books, including the Amazon best-seller ·      Good Bug, Bad Bug: Who's Who, What They Do, and How to Manage Them Organically ·      Plant Partners: Science-based Companion Planting Strategies for the Vegetable Garden, which earned a prestigious 2021 American Horticultural Society Book Award ·      Attracting Beneficial Bugs to the Garden: A Natural Approach to Pest Control, which was awarded the American Horticultural Society's 2014 Book Award. It has recently been released as an updated 2nd edition.  For over twelve years Jessica   wrote two weekly gardening columns for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. She is also co-founder of the popular gardening website SavvyGardening.com. Jessica received her degree in ornamental horticulture from The Pennsylvania State University and is the former owner of a 25-acre organic market farm. She's taught a diverse array of gardening topics for over 25 years.  Jessica lives and gardens northwest of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with her husband and son, two cats, two hermit crabs, and billions and billions of very good bugs.

It was a real pleasure to chat it out with @daniellegoshay tonight. We talked about some of her projects coming up, a book on the history of wheat pasting with @jumblefacefoto, and a group show she is curating in Toronto for May Day showcasing the work of several artists in a public wheat paste display. She shared how she got started with photography and what drives her. Then we got a bit into how the pandemic has affected us all and the hope for a new renaissance in the post-pandemic world and what we would like to see it being. If you aren't following her yet check out her work and stay tuned for the book and May Day.“Danielle Goshay is a Canadian/American artist based in Toronto whose practice includes experimental digital and film photography and alternative process. Goshay studied at Pittsburgh Filmmakers media arts center in Pennsylvania and has exhibited work in Pittsburgh and Toronto. Goshay's published visual art and creative non-fiction can be found in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Sublet Press, maybe. magazine for analogue photography, AGON Journal, Hecate Magazine, and KNACK Magazine.”Check out her website: daniellegoshayphotography.comFollow Danielle at https://www.instagram.com/daniellegoshay/Photography Chat is a weekly Instagram Live @merlindb hosts every Thursday at 5pmPST/8pmESTGive me a follow if you want to see the episodes live https://www.instagram.com/merlindb/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/photographychat/donations

John Dorfman is chairman of Dorfman Value Investments LLC in Boston, Massachusetts, an investment management firm he founded in 1999. The firm manages accounts for a few dozen individuals and families, a New York financial institution, a Virginia corporation and an Ireland family office. Dorfman was a senior special writer at The Wall Street Journal in 1986-1997, executive editor of Consumer Reports in 1984-1986, and an associate editor at Forbes in 1982-1984. Currently, his stock market column appears in Forbes.com, GuruFocus.com, the Las Vegas Review Journal, the Omaha World Herald, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, and the Virginian Pilot. Dorfman worked for Dreman Value Management in 1997 through March 2002, and considers David Dreman his mentor and a formative influence. He was a Senior Vice President at Dreman from September 1997 through 2000, and a Managing Director in 2001-2002. Dorfman has written nine books, including Family Investment Guide (Atheneum, 1981) and The Stock Market Directory (Doubleday, 1982). He was born on April 19, 1947 in Chicago. He lives in Newton, Mass., with his wife Katharine Davidge and their three children. Not a Premium Member of GuruFocus? Sign up for a free 7-day trial here: https://www.gurufocus.com/membership/new/index.html#/?utm_campaign=podcast Watch the full live stream: https://youtu.be/ViYoJxWZG98

Seth Rorabough, of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review joined Matt and Blake joined to talk about Jim Rutherford. He is very talkative. He will talk to everyone, just not on game days as he still has that old goaltender in him. He came into PIT with a win now mentality. He identified the centre of the franchise and built around them. He struck while the iron was hot. Things fizzled out at the end as they depleted their minor league organization to win 2 cups, back to back. Doesn’t think he will be here for the long run at his age. Once Jim gets people installed at GM and AGM, we will see things get going pretty quickly. He had something like 50 trades in his time in PIT. Equates to one every month and a half. Not all of them were great but he wasn’t afraid to move on some players when they weren’t a fit. Talked about how he did signing contracts. Didn’t really strike any big FA’s. His mark was on the trade market. He made some hard decisions on guys to retain. Talked about Brandon Sutter. Says they were pretty close and JR saw an opportunity to improve the team. Talked about how Jim doesn’t let sentimentality get in the way of making a move. Scott Rintoul, Vancouver Sportscaster and our Thursday regular joined Matt and Blake. Started off with his first thoughts on Jim Rutherford. Says that this is ownership admitting a few different things. They went out and got someone who won’t be a yes-man. We are talking about a hall-of-famer here. You can’t poke holes in the credibility. People will call back on him trading for Gudbranson after this franchise got rid of him. JR doesn’t need this job, he wants to be in this. Talked about Bruce Boudreau. You don’t hire them for PR reasons, but they come with a bump. Boudreau got the bump. Talked about the game vs the Bruins. Could say that they played better when they lost in BOS compared to winning in Vancouver. The bounces would have gone the other way a couple weeks ago. Thinks that JR is the kind of President that would go down to the dressing room and talk to the players. Change is afoot in this organization. The players know that more is coming. Talked about how long the plan could last for the team. Talked about the role Henrik and Daniel have now and will have down the road. Scotty referenced the Islanders when they brought in Lou and Trotz and how quickly that turned around. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson joined in his regular spot. Started off with a quick synopsis of the Bruins games. Wasn’t as fun as the LAK game but Quinn Hughes was doing it at both ends of the ice. Talked about Tyler Myers and his 28 minutes. Talked about Demko, who has been great. One goal in the last 2 games and that was a five on three. Talked about the game-day entertainment presentation and how it’s taken a bit of a dive. JPat talked about Rutherford and if it was the right choice. Liked the hire on a lot of different levels. Talked about all the trades he pulls off. Noted that JR has traded Pearson before. Talked about the size of the new front office. Talked about potential trade chips. Says that JT Miller would be the most likely candidate. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There's only one way to learn all there is to know about Pitt football, and that's to go to the guys who lived it, loved it and sweated for it -- All-American tight end Dorin Dickerson, his All-Big East quarterback Bill Stull, and All-American linebacker Scott McKillop. Dickerson, Stull, and McKillop, who all played for the Panthers in the 2000s, will be joined on the BLEAV In Pitt podcast by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review sportswriter Jerry DiPaola, who has covered the team for the past 10 years.

There's only one way to learn all there is to know about Pitt football, and that's to go to the guys who lived it, loved it and sweated for it -- All-American tight end Dorin Dickerson, his All-Big East quarterback Bill Stull, and All-American linebacker Scott McKillop. Dickerson, Stull, and McKillop, who all played for the Panthers in the 2000s, will be joined on the BLEAV In Pitt podcast by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review sportswriter Jerry DiPaola, who has covered the team for the past 10 years.

There's only one way to learn all there is to know about Pitt football, and that's to go to the guys who lived it, loved it and sweated for it -- All-American tight end Dorin Dickerson, his All-Big East quarterback Bill Stull, and All-American linebacker Scott McKillop. Dickerson, Stull, and McKillop, who all played for the Panthers in the 2000s, will be joined on the BLEAV In Pitt podcast by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review sportswriter Jerry DiPaola, who has covered the team for the past 10 years.

There's only one way to learn all there is to know about Pitt football, and that's to go to the guys who lived it, loved it and sweated for it -- All-American tight end Dorin Dickerson, his All-Big East quarterback Bill Stull, and All-American linebacker Scott McKillop. Dickerson, Stull, and McKillop, who all played for the Panthers in the 2000s, will be joined on the BLEAV In Pitt podcast by Pittsburgh Tribune-Review sportswriter Jerry DiPaola, who has covered the team for the past 10 years.

Travis Sawchik is a senior MLB writer for theScore. A proud Ohio State grad (to the chagrin of the host), Sawchik joined the Press Pass Podcast to discuss his career at length. Sawchik started off at a small newspaper in North Carolina covering local beats before working his way up the ranks, as a prospect works his way from Single-A to the Majors. He ended up at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, where Sawchik began to work sabermetrics and advanced stats into his writing.   Sawchik entered the online-only media game about five years ago and has bopped around, finally ending up at theScore as a senior writer with the ability to tell stories while dive into the obscure stats that a segment of the baseball fandom know and love. Listen to the podcast in full below, as well as on Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts.

A lone Pittsburgh Tribune-Review vending machine, on the corner of Broad Street and Highland Avenue in East Liberty, is one of the few remnants of Pittsburgh's once-thriving print newspaper industry. “We're trying to get them all picked up but there may be a few out there we'll have to get later,” said Alan Bowlby, distribution manager for Trib Total Media. Last November, the newspaper ceased production of its Pittsburgh print edition . And now the vending machines that once dotted the city Are you the producer of this podcast? If yes, you can add the transcript here. Learn more Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from 90.5 WESA, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc. Thank you for helping to keep the podcast database up to date.

There was finally some news around the league today after a bunch of slow days and Hunter starts breaking it down with the loss of Dominik Simon to the Calgary Flames. Was it surprising to see Simon go to Calgary for league minimum? Should the Penguins have signed him instead of someone like Evan Rodrigues to fill a depth role? Hunter ponders that, even though Simon is great analytically with a poor shooting percentage. Besides that, Hunter breaks down the other signings that happened today with Denis Gurianov to Connor Brown, and even Dmitry Kulikov. After that, Hunter looks at some quotes from Jim Rutherford to Seth Rorabaugh from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and questions what he and his hockey operations look at when they see a player like Cody Ceci. All that, plus much more on this episode of Locked On Penguins.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BuiltGoVisit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

September 13th, 2018 Tim Benz, of the Pittsburgh Tribune Review, joined The Program to preview the Chiefs/Steelers game this weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.