Scott Blasey - Host Minette Seate interviews singer/songwriter Scott Blasey from acclaimed rock band The Clarks, on the story behind their song “Hey You.” Scott wrote the song 25 years ago, as a message of hope after the events of 9-11.
Minette Seate interviews Scott Blasey from The Clarks, on the story behind their song “Hey You.”
Our guest: Charlene Foggie-Barnett, archivist for the Teenie Harris photographic archive at the CMOA
To celebrate America 250, a single flag was chosen to represent the U.S. and came to Pittsburgh.
The Wilkinsburg Community Ministry serves as a source of food for thousands of neighbors.
An interview with influential journalist Chris Moore as he retires from 50 years in broadcasting.
Minette Seate interviews Shaunda McDill, the Managing Director of the Pittsburgh Public Theater.
Minette Seate talks with the head of New Horizon Theater, Joyce Meggerson-Moore, about the company.
Minette Seate speaks with Dr. Sylvia Owusu-Ansah, EMS Medical Director at UPMC Children's Hospital.
We explore Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s visits to Pittsburgh to advance the cause of civil rights.
QED Cooks host Chris Fennimore and Minette Seate share holiday traditions and memories of the season
Author Dorie Lawson McCullough discusses "History Matters" a book by her father David McCullough.
WQED Producer Minette Seate hosts thoughtful conversations with engaging voices from near and far. Each interview explores personal stories, shared experiences, and the common thread that brings them together a connection to living in, loving, and being shaped by Pittsburgh.
