#YaJagoff Late Night Episode 40 Presented by ⁠Rohrich Automotive⁠

The YaJagoff! Podcast - All about Pittsburgh

Summary: The Hear Foundation started with the story of a Black man who was shot five times by a Pittsburgh police officer and paralyzed during a traffic stop that arose from a case of mistaken identity. Leon Ford used that story for social change, police reform, and reconciliation between police and community. The CEO of the Hear Foundation, Cindy L. Haines, joined him on YJLN. Cathy Schlott, Director of Animal Programs & Experiences at the National Aviary brought the Northern, white-faced owl who stole everyone’s attention with his cute face and bright eyes. North Journal writer, Harry Funk catches up with the jags and performs an original song that may provide a Grateful Dead vibe, which may be his fave band.

WHAT WAS ON THE BLOG: Blog 1: Irish Design Center Jaggin’

Blog 2: Block Blocker

QUESTION OF THE DAY: What is the best “leftover” food?

Mitch Dugan Minute: Why Visit Pittsburgh?

Cindy L. Haines, President & CEO Leon Ford, Co-founder and Director of External Affairs The Hear Foundation

The Hear Foundation is the first and only nonprofit in Pittsburgh dedicated to collaborating with community leaders, Pittsburgh Police, residents, and the City to create a safe, thriving community for all. Cindy L. Haines (President & CEO) and Leon Ford (Co-founder & Director of External Affairs) stop by to tell us all about their work.

Cathy Schlott, Director of Animal Programs & Experiences - The Aviary

Cathy Schlott and our winged friend, the owl ambassador, stop by to chirp about the latest goings on at The Aviary.

Where Ya At? Kristen gives you the sneak peek on North Strabane Community Day! Bring the whole family out for a day filled with activities, food, and music!

412 Do’s

Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership’s Jack Dougherty gives us the deets about the FREE Pittsburgh Edge card and what’s goin’ on in Mellon and Market Squares in August.

Harry Funk – Guitarist with the Notorious Flying Chipotle Brothers (and Tribune-Review Journalist)

Guitarist Harry Funk joins the jags as a solo act, though you’ll also find him around town playing “countrified, rockin' ‘old hippie music’ for the masses” with the Notorious Flying Chipotle Brothers.