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The holiday decorations are stored, the year-end sales are over.

When you hear “refugee crisis,” you may automatically picture some foreign nation in distress, but for thousands of Pittsburgh students, the subject hits way too close to home.

Pittsburgh’s most famous magician, Lee Terbosic, visited the P100 Podcast for this episode, sharing stories from the road and close to home, the legacy of Harry Houdini and the success of the downtown theater Liberty Magic.

A good on-camera interview all starts with one important element: confidence.

Production trio One800, comprised of Cody Maimone, Jeremy Rosinger and Dom Pomposelli, sets the tone for Pittsburgh’s hip-hop, pop and R&B scene with its December 2019 compilation, “Pittsburgh City Limits.”

When you’ve worked Downtown for years and regularly forget to pack lunch (guilty), you probably get more than a little excited at new lunch spots popping up nearby. Enter Bae Bae’s Cafe, which recently opened on Liberty Avenue.

The Pittsburgh region’s steep streets and hillsides, unfortunately, are not stationary.

There are some combinations that are inherently delicious in nature (or your pantry): peanut butter and jelly, french fries and ketchup – the list goes on. Then there are combinations you never saw coming.

Professional networking doesn’t have to be daunting, and finding a new job isn’t the only benefit networking brings to the table.

It’s yet another year without the Steelers in the Super Bowl (no Patriots or Ravens either, so at least our misery has company), but most of us will still watch the big game.

No matter the outcome, history is being written as just the third presidential impeachment trial takes place. While our region’s lawmakers are sitting on the sidelines of this one, a Pittsburgher played a sizable role in the first trial 152 years ago.

Imagine that it’s the late 1990s or early 2000s and you’re about to sign on to AOL chat using dial-up or you’re picking out your favorite song on MySpace.

It may be freezing outside, but savvy engineering students are already focused on summer. That’s because now is the time to line up those critical summer internships.

Millennials present quite the paradox: They’re simultaneously the most connected and loneliest generation. 

Developing strong, loving relationships helps all of us better deal with the stress in our lives.

A few short weeks ago, we announced a fun contest: Share your best story on why someone should visit Pittsburgh (in 100 words or less, of course) for a chance to win a cool prize.

Downtown has two new bar concepts to enjoy as holiday pop-ups extend with new experiences into the new year.

A recent survey revealed that half of millennials and 75% of Gen Zers have left a previous job due to mental health reasons.

Each year, 700 people experiencing or at risk of homelessness are killed from hypothermia in the U.S. Pittsburgh winters are some of the harshest in the nation, with an average low temperature of 21 degrees in January.

There was some Pittsburgh podcast synergy in the newest episode of the P100 Podcast, as we welcomed John Chamberlin and Rachael Rennebeck of the YaJagoff! Podcast.

Do you open your eyes when you visit Pittsburgh? Going through the Fort Pitt Tunnel is a daunting task, but once your eyes adjust to the light (if it’s a sunny day), take a moment to gaze upon the breathtakingly beautiful city.

What began as radio advertising about a century ago is changing in ways we’ve never seen before as marketers shift their strategies for reaching consumers by their ears.

Pop-ups – short-term businesses, not the ads – are popping up all over the place, but when did they become so popular? The term as we use it today first arrived in the early 2000s, according to The Atlantic.

Are you in strategizing mode and creating a marketing plan that will help your company achieve its goals? Be sure not to skip these important steps.

In case you haven’t heard, content is one of the biggest buzzwords in the social media and marketing industries today (next to storytelling, of course).

It’s a common adage: “There was so much more snow when I was a kid.” It feels like every Christmas was white and snowball fights were abundant – but was it really the case?

With Pittsburgh consistently landing on best-of lists, being featured by travel writers and drawing rave reviews from visitors, it’s easy (and maybe a little odd) to feel jealous of those who see our town for the first time – so capture some of that feeling with a staycation.

Love them or hate them, New Year’s resolutions have the potential to set you up for success in the new year, as long as you can keep them.

Humans are highly visual. While long content can attract and hold our attention, the proper visual aids can do a lot to trigger an immediate response and increase consumer engagement with your brand and business.

It’s the turn of a new decade, and while social media may remain constant, its trends may not. Here are the 2020 trends you should be looking out for.