Fourth Industrial Revolution
Breakthroughs in innovative technologies are re-shaping the way we live..but what do these changes mean for today's young people?
Grandma B's
This popular Hill District diner, named after owner Dorian Moorefield's 98-year old grandmother, is a spot where guests feel at home.
The Good Fight
A celebration of African-American men and women who served their country even when their country didn’t always serve them.
Cat Tales
Black History Month
Join us as we celebrate the history and contributions of African-Americans with month-long programming and more.
412Step
This dancing community was founded within the LGBTQ+ family of Pittsburgh, and invited everyone to come learn the art of country dancing!
Life After Hate
Shannon Foley Martinez is a former neo-Nazi who shares her story and what she learned about the roots of hatred.
Mac Miller's Mural
The late Mac Miller will be forever remembered for his music, and now in a work of art.
WQED + Kindness
After the tragedy at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life Synagogue, Barb Grossman and her family started the Pgh Handmade Hearts Campaign.
2020 Writer's Contest
The PBS KIDS Writers Contest is now open and encourages children in grades K through 5 to submit their own original illustrated stories for great prizes!
Welding
The career choice of welding is in very high demand in our region. We visit Pittsburgh Technical College to learn more about this hot trade.
My Seven Weeks in Magee
Watch as Rick Sebak chronicals his extended stay at UPMC Magee Women's Hospital with seven weeks of friends, food and recovery!
Clara Kent
Homewood's Clara Kent blends multiple genres together to create her own unique, authentic and soulful sound.
Hack Pittsburgh
This maker space in Pittsburgh's uptown provides tools, equipment, and fun to those willing to experiment and learn.
La Gourmandine
A Pittsburgh favorite, specializing in traditional French baked goods year round.
A Pearl Harbor Story
Joseph Gasper remembers the attack like it was yesterday. He was a 23-year-old staff sergeant when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
The Braddock Piano
Several times a week, Shailen “Shy” Abram plays at Braddock’s outdoor piano. Located at The Hollander Project, the piano is a reminder that music should be available to anyone at anytime.
Homecoming
An excavation and forensics team bring closure to the family of a fallen WWII Army Air Corps engineer-gunner from Monongahela.
Drop by Drop
Follow along with five Afghanistan refugee women as they work toward their dream of owning a food business in Pittsburgh.
