OnQ for March 24, 2009 - This episode of OnQ explores three distinct communities. First, Chris Moore interviews Michael Kobold about his watch company's origins, celebrity connections, and Everest training. Tonia Caruso then reports on responsible TV recycling with insights from PRC and E-Loop. The final segment immerses viewers in the Society for Creative Anachronism's rich world of medieval reenactment and community.
A local watchmaker, TV recycling tips, and medieval reenactors are featured in this episode.
Stories of civil rights with Pittsburgh connections, including Sister Patricia McCann's story.
OnQ covers TV recycling, Black Horizons' legacy, 10 seasons of stories, and vocal group legends.
OnQ looks at remote jail court hearings and talks with Lt. Michele Terry about how its working.
A students trip to Obamas inauguration, baby flamingos, and a tribute to Eartha Kitt.
Pittsburgh celebrates the Steelers' Super Bowl win with fan reactions and music from The Pop Rocks.
Pittsburgh football pride shines with Larry Fitzgerald, Steelers trivia, and Steelerette history.
WQED’s OnQ was a 30-minute magazine-style series featuring live and taped interviews, short and long-form features, thematic specials, and musical performances. The program highlighted the changing lives of people in Western Pennsylvania and beyond, offering an eclectic mix of stories and voices that reflected the region’s culture, challenges, and creativity.
