Minspeak
OnQ focuses on a language developed by a Pittsburgh-area man that helps physically and mentally challenged people lead fuller lives. Minspeak allows people to independently communicate a large vocabulary more quickly and efficiently than in similar devices.
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The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh is threatening to separate from the National Episcopal Church over the consecration of openly gay Bishop, Gene Robinson of New Hampshire. The controversy has gripped local episcopalians who've staked their positions, and OnQ's Michael Bartley talks with a local man who's caught in the middle.
OnQ's Tonia Caruso takes us inside a home in Highland Park unlike most others in the neighborhood. Why it's not only pretty but good for the environment.
What happens to all those hats when there's a hat trick at Pittsburgh Penguins hockey games? Mike Behme of Boy Scout Troop 830 in Clinton, Pennsylvania found out they were being thrown in the trash, so he created Hat Tricks 4 Humanity as his Eagle Scout community service project. The hats now go to local and international charities. Sidney Crosby congratulated Mike and gave WQED a surprise interview for this story. Writer/Producer: David Solomon. Camera/Editing: Paul Ruggieri.
A safety net for homeless people started by a Pittsburgh-area teenager with the help of his orthopedic surgeon father, Our Hearts to Your Soles provides shoes and medical foot care. OnQ's Michael Bartley reports.
It's one of the most popular art forms in India. The beautiful decorations can be found on walls and floors, especially during festive occasions. OnQ's Chris Moore reports on a Pittsburgh woman who is working to preserve this ancient art.
How does a kid from New Castle end up becoming a wildly successful Hollywood attorney, producer, executive and next door neighbor to Steven Spielberg? John Dellaverson's story is about opportunity both for himself and now possibly for the region where he grew up.
