Heard On NEWSRADIO 1020 KDKA
Hendrix Of Ukulele Releases ‘Grand’ Album
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to Jake Shimabukuro, world-famous ukulele player, about his new album and how he is bringing his little instrument to the world stage.
Experts Comment On Bombing Suspect Being Caught
KDKA’s Rob Pratte tried to understand the chaos in Boston with a panel of experts on his show. From a former CSI investigator, to an attorney, Rob examined the various aspects of the crime and trial to follow.
‘Homeroom Heroes” Helps Get School Supplies to Needy Students
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to The Education Partnership about the growing need for school supplies and how you can help.
Media Decides To Be First Over Factual
In the haste of rushing to publish the breaking news first, many media outlets neglected to check and double check their information, causing even more confusion. So what’s right, to be first, or to be factual?
Local Runners Return From Boston Marathon
Local marathon runners Kevin Brozyna and Leyah Valgardson joined KDKA Radio’s Robert Mangino in studio to discuss their trip and participation in the Boston Marathon.
Experts Discuss Reverse Mortgages
Mike Henry and Randy Davis, of Dollar Bank, joined KDKA Radio’s Robert Mangino in studio to discuss different types of mortgages.
Wife Of Former Justice Of The Peace Arrested In Texas Murders
The wife of former Kaufman County justice of the peace arrested in Texas murder case.
New North Park Zip Line Will Have You Going Ape
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to Dan D’Augistino about details for the new zip line he’s bringing to North Park.
New Study Focuses On Environment & Autism
Can where you live have an effect on if you have a child born with autism. The Center for disease control says that 1 out of 88 kids are affected with ASD (autism Spectrum Disorder) which is why The University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health and Dr. Evelyn Talbot are performing a study to find out if the environment and peoples surroundings is a precursor to Autism.
March of Dimes – Celebrating 75 Years
The March of Dimes is celebrating 75 years. Check out March of Dimes moments in history here, find out more information on the March for Babies and get the latest information from the March of Dimes
Secretary Ridge Not Surprised By Bombings, Expects Long Investigation
KDKA-AM’s Larry and John talk to former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge about the Boston Marathon bombings.
Author Discusses Income Inequality In America
John Rasmus hold a doctorate in political economy and is the author of “The War At Home” and he joined Chris Moore to talk about America’s financial issues.
Local Effects Of Heritage Destruction & Fracking
Chris Moore was joined by Linda Three Crows Meadowcroft, Edie Ehlert, Wanda Guthrie, and Melinda Troutman to talk about the negative effects of fracking on Sunday.
Generational Child Abuse By Pollution
Chris Moore was joined by the Professor and Chair of Environmental Health Sciences at UCLA and former CDC Atlanta employee Richard Joseph Jackson on Sunday.
Opera Lives On In Pittsburgh!
Rob Pratte is an opera connoisseur, and he was joined by Yvonne Hudson and Mildred Miller Posvar Sunday morning.















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