Lynn Cullen Live

The writings of James Baldwin is where Lynn and Susan are starting today.

Lynn is reflecting on her time as a young woman in the 60s, when she was in the streets protesting.

Lynn is discussing breathing and the science behind it.

A moment between a protester and National Guardsmen yesterday moved Lynn, and she's talking about that powerful moment today.

Susan is joining Lynn to discuss the ongoing protests, tear gas being fired at peaceful protesters in front of the White House, and much more.

A lot has happened since last Thursday's show.

The firing of four police officers in Minneapolis after the death of a black man who had an officer kneel on his neck is the first topic of the show.

After the long Memorial Day weekend Lynn and Susan are easing into the show.

Sally Wiggin will be joining Lynn later in the show.

Angela Merkel's warning to German states that we are still at the beginning of the pandemic and to not move too quickly to reopen is where Lynn is starting today.

Lynn is discussing a couple of stories that are interesting her.

Lynn is sharing sad news today, former Warhol Museum director Thomas Sokolowski has died at the age of 70.

Lynn is reminding you that the PA voter registration, and vote by mail deadlines are coming up soon.

Lynn is covering a bunch of topics today including the stock market, and the governor's repsonse to Ben Roethlisberger getting a haircut during the pandemic.

In the second half of the show Lynn wil be joined by Jasmine Hughes from Pittsburgh City Paper.

Lynn and Susan are starting off the show discussing the news of Queen guitarist Brian May being hospitalized for tearing his buttock muscles during gardening.

Tune in to hear Lynn discuss Allegheny County's move to yellow, and what we are now allowed to do.

Pittsburgh has lost another amazing figure.

As the show airs today a lot is going on.

A tweet thread detailing the choas at a local Olive Garden yesterday made Lynn chuckle, and she's sharing it first today.