The Slaw: Staying On Top of Pittsburgh

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The Slaw: Staying On Top of Pittsburgh

The Slaw is a podcast from Very Local Pittsburgh about the people and places of the Steel City. Each week, we'll be highlighting some of the unique collaborations among Pittsburgh artists & business. From the makers to the mailmen, to the ladies who make pierogies, we’ll be featuring very Pittsburgh stories. The Slaw is brought to you by Very Local Pittsburgh. Very Local Pittsburgh is the user’s guide to the city. We’ll tell you where to go, what to know and where to park when you get there.

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    60 - ICYMI Meet some of Punxsutawney Phil’s Inner Circle

    The Slaw is recording fresh episodes, but last year, we interviewed some members of the Groundhog Day Inner Circle and met Punxsutawney Phil. Listen to learn about the history of the event, how Phil has managed to continue predicting the weather for over 135 years, and meet some of his team — they keep the festivities going year after year. Plus, we highlight Quantum Theatre’s NearBuy project and the opening of Sklep, a Polish market in Polish Hill.

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    59 - ICYMI Restaurateur Ben Wong of Two Sisters & Banh Mi & Ti

    The Slaw is currently recording fresh interviews. In the meantime, please enjoy this interview from the archives with restaurateur Ben Wong of Banh Mi & Ti in Lawrenceville and Two Sisters in East Liberty. While the interview first aired approximately a year ago, we think it is as important as ever to support local restaurants right now. Press play for some cozy food content. Plus, what’s one thing you shouldn’t miss this week? It’s actually two things: Piper’s Pub now has online ordering. And for those of you looking to plan your MLK Day, check out Repair The World’s schedule of events and service opportunities.

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    58 - Tony Theil of Attic Records

    In this week’s episode, we meet Tony Theil of Attic Records. Just how much does Theil love buying, selling and playing records? He quit multiple jobs and moved to Millvale from Ohio when owner Fred Bohn Jr. offered him a job at the store. Learn about the history of Attic Records (spoiler alert: it wasn’t just records at the start) and about the “Pittsburgh sound.” Theil gives some advice for those just starting to collect vinyl and shouts out some local bands whose albums he thinks you should own. (It’s a non-comprehensive list.) Since Theil lives right above the shop, we also ask him to share some of his favorite Millvale spots. Plus, a little year-end review and some highlights from this year on The Slaw.   Links in this episode:   Attic Records Website Attic Records Instagram What is the Pittsburgh sound?

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    57 - Maker Month with Jamal Etienne-Harrigan of Uncle Jammy’s BBQ rubs and sauces

    It’s the final week of Maker Month, and in this episode, we meet Jamal Etienne-Harrigan of Uncle Jammy’s sauces and seasonings. Learn more about his early cooking experiences and what inspires him. Of his creative process, Etienne-Harrigan explains, “I'll come up with a name and then I will backtrack towards making the recipe fit the name. And for a lot of people, that's not the way it goes.” Not just for barbecued meats, he offers some alternate applications for Uncle Jammy’s seasonings. He even has a non-dairy ranch rub. Etienne-Harrigan shares how a (non-romantic) meet-cute with his neighbor Dennis Guy of First Sip Brew Box led to some beer-related product expansion and his two Fresh Fest Beer Fest collaborations with Recon Brewing. When asked how COVID-19 affected his business, his narrative of the fear and uncertainty that surrounded the first shutdown weekend in March is sure to resonate, but his attitude is inspiring. He asked himself the question: “Am I going to come out of this pandemic better off than I was or worse?” During this time, his business has expanded to additional Giant Eagle and Whole Foods stores.    Links in this episode:   Uncle Jammy’s Sauces and Seasonings

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    56 - Maker Month with artist Oreen Cohen

    It’s week three of Maker Month, our series on local folks who make things for a living. In homage to Pittsburgh’s steelworking past, in this episode we chat with local artist Oreen Cohen, whose work includes large public sculptures. From listening to a community’s stories to scouring the streets for materials, Cohen explains how she gets inspiration from a particular place. She shares her love of the Carrie Furnaces in Rankin and how it influenced her choice to come to Pittsburgh. She speaks in detail about her most recent installation at Wightman Park -- three sculptures designed in collaboration with her business partner Allison Zapata and the local Squirrel Hill community. Listen and learn how her family’s history with stained glass has come full circle in her present pandemic projects.    Plus, what’s the one thing you need to know this week? It’s the dates of the last two Pittsburgh Sandwich Society food truck appearances for the year -- Holiday Hot Chicken Night on Dec. 11 and A Very Food Truck Christmas on Dec. 18.   Links in this episode:   Oreen Cohen Website Oreen Cohen Instagram Carrie Blast Furnaces Historic Landmark

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    55 - Maker Month with Darren Myers of From These Woods

    It’s week two of Maker Month, and this week’s episode features local woodworker Darren Myers. A degree in art, followed by a home purchase that required a lot of work, led Myers to travel to Vermont to learn more about woodworking. He believes that the physical aspect of working with his hands is what makes him so passionate about the craft, and the fact that he is “able to harness an old-school skill set in the modern day, where it's not as not as prevalent as it used to be.” Learn about what influences him, his process, and his dream projects.    When asked if Pittsburgh helps or hinders his work as an artist, Myers explains:   “I’ve struggled with location in my life, where I’m supposed to be or what I’m drawn to. I'm not very far away from the woods. Even in my neighborhood, I can go and grab a trunk of a tree that’s across the street.  You can't really do that in a lot of other cities. So the geological aspect of it is crucial. I think Pittsburgh is part of the reason why I'm able to do what I do.”    Similar to last week’s guest, graphic designer Paul Haggerty, Myers also made some “pandemic projects,” including some dice cups that were a result of playing a baseball simulation game with his friends over Zoom earlier this year.    Links in this episode:   From These Woods Etsy From These Woods Instagram

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    54 - Maker Month with Graphic Designer Paul Haggerty

    Meet graphic designer Paul Haggerty. His moody aesthetic and vintage vibe can be seen locally on T-shirts, stickers and pins. “I try to imagine what that would be like if the 70s never ended,”  Haggerty explains. You might have recently seen his “we’ll make it together” designs for sale at Workshop PGH. When asked what it is like seeing his work out in the world, Haggerty admits to being overly excited and even sometimes snapping a secret photo. “It’s cool that it resonated with somebody enough to buy it. It’s a big deal for somebody to spend money on your stuff.” Growing up, Haggerty watched his parents handle merch and posters for his dad’s band. From there, a notable career day field trip to an ad agency helped him realize that he wanted to be a graphic designer -- even if no one around him quite understood what that meant. In this episode, Haggerty shares some of his many “pandemic projects,” what inspires him and his dream project. Plus, what’s the one thing you should know this week? It’s the much-anticipated opening of the Tal and Bert Mercantile in Dormont.    Links in this episode:   Paul Haggerty on Instagram Paul Haggerty on Threadless Paul Haggerty Designs   Tal & Bert housewares

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    53 - Kimberly Refosco, leader of Outdoor Afro Pittsburgh

    Kimberly Refosco grew up loving the outdoors. Now, as the leader of Pittsburgh’s Outdoor Afro community, she helps others explore nature by organizing group hikes, kayaking, camping, fishing outings around Western Pennsylvania. Each month, Outdoor Afro hosts several events that are focused on providing opportunities for participants to get outdoors. From hikes in Pittsburgh parks to camping, Outdoor Afro creates opportunities to help participants enjoy the great outdoors.    In this episode, we talk about how to get outdoors with Outdoor Afro Pittsburgh and some of the favorite spots to visit in the city and around Western Pennsylvania. Plus, a preview of some of the outings that Outdoor Afro has planned for this winter.    Links in this episode:   Outdoor Afro Pittsburgh MeetUp page Outdoor Afro Pittsburgh Facebook group

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The Slaw is a podcast from Very Local Pittsburgh about the people and places of the Steel City. Each week, we'll be highlighting some of the unique collaborations among Pittsburgh artists & business. From the makers to the mailmen, to the ladies who make pierogies, we’ll be featuring very Pittsburgh stories. The Slaw is brought to you by Very Local Pittsburgh. Very Local Pittsburgh is the user’s guide to the city. We’ll tell you where to go, what to know and where to park when you get there.

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