S3 Ep8: Sports 360, Bubba and Brenda on active listening, coaching influence on youth development
We’ve got details on Sports 360, Pittsburgh’s wild new immersive sports experience (that also teaches science!). Then, our powerful interview with Star 100.7’s Bubba Snider and Brenda Levin offers you mental health tools, and you can hear what local students say about the role coaches have played in their lives.
S3 Ep7: Maxo Vanka murals, interview with Josh & Gab, and teens talk about bullying
“Josh & Gab” talk about the positive messages they share with local students. We’ll also point you toward a true Pittsburgh gem — the Maxo Vanka murals — and our “Tea with Teens” crew talks about bullying.
S3 Ep6: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Billy Hartung on experiences in theater, and teens share how to face rejection
Broadway performer Billy Hartung with stories about working toward his goals and about the theater school he runs today. You’ll also discover the Pittsburgh gem that is Fiddlesticks of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and hear from teens about the ways they cope with rejection on their way towards a goal.
S3 Ep5: Riveters and Riverhounds soccer, Piper Coffield on the joy of playing professionally, and teens describe careers that interest them
Professional soccer player Piper Coffield’s story will get you and your children talking about the thrill of pursuing goals. We’ve also got the details on experiencing Riveters and Riverhounds games, plus insight from the “Tea with Teens” team about the surprising things local teens say they might want to do for a career.
S3 Ep4: Moonshot Museum, meteorologist Ray Petelin on predicting the weather, and teen takes on the environment
A chance encounter with weather reporting led Ray Petelin to a career he loves. In this episode of the Kidsburgh Podcast, grownups and kids will be inspired by the ways that a love of science and math can take people to unexpected places. If easy, fun family science experiments sound like fun, this episode is for you. You’ll also hear about Pittsburgh’s one-of-a-kind Moonshot Museum and get teen-level intel from the “Tea with Teens” reporters, who ask local students about the state of the environment and what they think people could be doing to protect it.