NEXT Up: Camila Rivera-Tinsley on happiness, empathy and why parks matter
"I want for all of us to come together to create a framework for environmental education within the Pittsburgh community schools."
02 Oct 2019
NEXT Up: Taneshya Williams on how three cups of coffee can change lives
"When women join together, we can make an incredible impact on ourselves and our community."
18 Sep 2019
NEXT Up: Chuck Herring on Disney, re-gentrification and raising truly healthy and happy kids
"My goal is to help parents understand that as human beings, focusing more on social/emotional intelligence than on academic intelligence is vital to having a happy, well-adjusted child."
04 Sep 2019
NEXT Up: Oaklander Hotel GM Modi Ahmed on breweries, cemeteries and why Pittsburgh needs a hospitality school
Modi Ahmed is general manager of Pittsburgh's new Oaklander Hotel, which includes the top-floor Spirits & Tales brasserie.
21 Aug 2019
NEXT Up: Why Dr. Sharon Hillier is a woman who rocks
"I would like Pittsburgh to take a leading role in the battle against climate change."
07 Aug 2019
NEXT Up: Marc Masterson on returning to Pittsburgh’s City Theatre
"There is a bold new energy in Pittsburgh."
24 Jul 2019
NEXT Up: Sloane Davidson on making Pittsburgh welcoming and being a tourist in your own city
"I want to see a Pittsburgh that will create a healthy and happy environment for generations to come."
11 Jul 2019
NEXT Up: Jenny Sharpe on why Pittsburgh should support all startup businesses
"I’d like to see a Pittsburgh that supports all startup businesses, whether it is a new tech innovation or a corner bakery."
19 Jun 2019
NEXT Up: Volunteer extraordinaire Cara Tovissi shares her favorite Pittsburgh nightlife spots and getaways
Senior Sales Coordinator for UPMC Health Plan, Cara Tovissi talks about her work with the community plus her favorite places to go in the Burgh.
05 Jun 2019
NEXT Up: Sean Luther’s big ideas for Pittsburgh (and must-do events)
"Major technology companies are looking to cities like Pittsburgh to expand their operations because they can no longer effectively recruit top talent to the Bay Area and it is too expensive to do so in New York and Boston."
23 May 2019