Two Rivers, 30 Minutes

Dr. Leslie A. Slagel of the Pennsylvania Organization for Women in Early Recovery about the challenges of kicking an addiction during the current pandemic

Stephanie Eson of the Human Services Center Corp. on maintaining a "social services mall" during a pandemic.

Sara Swaney of 412 Food Rescue on the app's 10 year anniversary, and the response to the COVID-19 pandemic

Judi Robbins, founder and president, The Crew Missions, on how volunteers can help elderly and disabled homeowners in the South Hills and Mon Valley

Michael Lisovich and Sue Watson of Meadow's Edge discuss their new vision for a veterans' drop-in center in Homestead

Terrance McGeorge of Project Matters on advocating for the Black LGBTQ community outside the city of Pittsburgh

Starting a small business. What help is available for entrepreneurs from the U.S. Small Business Administration? (Originally aired: 1-12-2018)

Guest: Jeff Nobers of the Builders' Guild of Western Pennsylvania

Annette James of the McKeesport Lions Club talks about how Mon Valley volunteers made several thousand eyeglasses for Haitian farm workers

Teresa Trich and Dave Moore of McKeesport Regional History & Heritage Center on their growing service area and the challenges of moving programming online during the COVID-19 pandemic

Zack Furness, associate professor of communications at Penn State Greater Allegheny Campus, on being media literate in the social media age

Tony Rivera, suicide prevention case manager at the VA Pittsburgh Medical Center, on common misconceptions about suicide — and why it's a leading cause of death among younger people

Marsha Turner of PurePenn and the McKeesport Community Fund discusses giving back to the region. Also: Sue Kerr of Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents on helping the LGBTQ+ community during the COVID19 shutdowns.

Chris Fennimore of WQED 13 on his love of foods from the Mon Valley, and why Pittsburgh is becoming a "foodie" town.

Frank Navish, historian for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, on the Irish-Catholic experience in the Mon Valley area

Emma Horst-Martz of PennPIRG and Tim Mentzer of Mentzer Repairs on the Right-to-Repair movement.

Rev. Terry O'Connor on why Lent means more than just fish frys

Mary Phan-Gruber of the Jefferson Regional Foundation on the importance of getting an accurate count of the Mon Valley and South Hills for the 2020 census.

Rich Garland of The Blessing Board on the growing need for a "furniture bank" for people in the East End and Mon Valley.

Liz Mims of Dress for Success Pittsburgh on the challenges women face when navigating the professional world.