WQED无毛视频檚 Rick Sebak launches ‘Gumbands’ podcast
WQED producer Rick Sebak celebrates Pittsburgh, its people, its history, its products and its seemingly endless supply of unusual charms in his newly launched 无毛视频淕umbands无毛视频� podcast.
There will be audio-only programs and video versions of most interviews hosted by Sebak, who is working closely with WQED producer Rich Capaldi.
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First guests on the podcast include Sarah McAlee who makes and sells soups as an Instagram entrepreneur called @brothmonger, and local author Bill Tippins, who has written two books for young readers set in a fictional prehistoric place near where two rivers come together.
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