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90.5 WESA's The Confluence

On The Confluence, I work with the staff to bring an hour of morning news to listeners across the Pittsburgh region. We go beyond the headlines, blending reporting from the WESA newsroom with interviews and conversations with community leaders, experts, activists about the issues Pittsburghers care about. I pitch stories (check out the story about Pennsylvania's eviction moratorium), book guests, research and write scripts, edit interviews and conversations, and help make sure the show comes together each day. Find more stories I worked on here.

Pennsylvania State 'Survival Budget' PassedOn today's program: State government reporter Charles Thompson explains why the approved state budget was passed with few frills or debate; and we hear

Proposed 2021 City Budget Includes $55 Million DeficitOn today's program: Mayor Bill Peduto presented Pittsburgh’s proposed 2021 budget earlier this week. It includes an almost 10 percent cut in police funding

Secretary Levine: PA ‘Not Considering A Shutdown' To Deal With Rising COVID-19 CasesOn today's program: The Pennsylvania Department of Health reported another record high number of COVID-19 cases this past weekend; and Democrats won the

Rollbacks Of Protections For Transgender People Has ‘Marginalized the Community Even Further’On today's program: A new rule from the Trump administration could put homeless transgender people at greater risk; the Historic Review Commission

Pittsburgh Region Begins Slow Economic Recovery During Pandemic, Unemployment Rate Remains HighOn today's program: Though the unemployment rate remains high, some sectors of the Pittsburgh economy are beginning the slow recovery process; the new

As The Pandemic Continues, Advocates Say An Extended Ban On Evictions Is NeededOn today's program: Pennsylvania’s eviction moratorium is slated to end this Friday, but advocates say an extension is needed; summer camps are closed, but

We 'Want Our Voices To Be Heard,' Says Black, Young And Educated FounderOn today's program: Black, Young and Educated is organizing some of Pittsburgh’s biggest protests against racism and police brutality; a new proposed

1Hood Asks 'What Black Pittsburgh Needs To Know About COVID-19'On today's program: 1Hood Media is creating COVID-19 content by and for Pittsburgh’s black and brown communities; PennDOT offers guidelines for car

The Pitt News

Some of my work from The Pitt News, the University of Pittsburgh's independent student newspaper.

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The Bully PulPitt

The University of Pittsburgh's first and only non-partisan political television show. No opinions, no bullshit, just facts. Find episodes here.

The Bully PulPod

The podcasting arm of The Bully PulPitt. Listen here, or on Spotify.

Student Government Board Elections 2019: 19 Forward Slate - The Bully PulPodContinuing our 2019 Student Government Board Election podcasts, host Matt Stalford sits down with Cedric Humphrey and Sean Steinle of the 19 Forward Slate (which also includes Lynn Dang). They discuss their position as the “outside candidates,” increasing transparency about SGB, and more

Student Government Board Elections 2019: Frontier Slate - The Bully PulPodContinuing our 2019 Student Government Board Election podcasts, executive producer Annabelle Hanflig sits down with the Frontier Slate: Albert Tanjaya, Eric Macadangdang, Anaïs Peterson, and Victoria Tappan. They discuss increasing visibility of SGB on campus, making Pitt more sustainable, and more.

Student Government Board Elections 2019: Impact Slate - The Bully PulPodIn the first installment of our 2019 Student Government Board Election podcasts, host Matt Stalford sits down with the Impact slate: Zechariah Brown, Ashima Agarwal, Scott Glaser, and Caroline Unger. They discuss the slate’s proposed tenant union, enhancing student-alumni relations, and advocating for students on campus.

Staff Show - January 15, 2019 - The Bully PulPodOn this episode of The Bully PulPod, Annabelle Hanflig (executive producer), Vikaas Arunkumar (production), and Walt Young (staff writer) discuss Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s proposed tax policy, Tulsi Gabbard’s presidential bid, millennial burnout, and Tucker Carlson.“How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation” Anne Helen Petersen“The Economics of Soaking the Rich” Paul Krugman“Tulsi Gabbard, Iraq War Veteran and Skeptic of America’s Wars, Will Run for President in 2020” Eric Boehm“Tucker Carlson has sparked the most interesting debate in conservative politics” Jane Coaston

The Bully PulPod: Staff Show #1 - WPTS RadioJoin the Bully Podcast for our first staff show, featuring a conversation with host and head writer Matt Stalford, head writers Josh Feder and Brendan Stautberg, and executive producer Annabelle Hanflig.

The Bully PulPod: SGB Legacy - WPTS RadioOn the latest episode of the Bully PulPod, our SGB series continues as Matt sits down with the 2018-2019 Student Government Board slates to discuss their backgrounds, platforms, and policies. On this episode, Matt...

The Bully PulPod: SGB 582 Bridges - WPTS RadioThe Bully PulPod is back with our SGB series where Matt sits down with all 2018-2019 Student Government Board slates to discuss their backgrounds, platforms, and policies. On this episode, Matt chatted with Nick...

The Bully PulPod: SGB Horizons - WPTS RadioWelcome to the first WPTS episode of The Bully PulPod! On February 7th, Matt Stalford sat down with the Horizon Slate running in the 2018-2019 Student Government Board Elections. Matt and slate members Maggie Kennedy, Cory...

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