Beaver County Times Podcasts

Steve Gugliociello and John Perrotto talk about the recent rash of injuries to the Pirates, including Gerrit Cole and Francisco Cervelli, and talk about how the Pirates should have their own version of the Yankees' Old Timer's Day.

Hosts Scott Tady and Megan Miller preview the week's upcoming events, including the new "Killer Heels" exhibit at the Frick Art Museum, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis at Stage AE and the Mavericks at Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall. They also recap Pittsburgh Pride in the Street featuring Kesha and the Dixie Chicks' return to western Pennsylvania.

Brian Metzer talks about the Penguins closing in on winning the Stanley Cup against the San Jose Sharks.

Steve Gugliociello asks John Perrotto a tough question: Gerrit Cole may be the Pirates' ace, but is he an elite pitcher?

Dashboard Confessional frontman Chris Carrabba talks about music and returning to Pittsburgh for Tuesday's "Taste of Chaos" tour at the Petersen Events Center. Also, hosts Scott Tady and Megan Miller talk about Pittsburgh Pride starring Kesha, "Matilda the Musical," the Dixie Chicks and the new Prophets of Rage concert announcement.

Hosts Chris Bradford and Chris Mueller start a new podcast season out by discussing the Steelers in the 40 most hated NFL players list and more.

Brian Metzer offers an apology to another Brian Metzer, recounts the Penguins win over the Lightning and previews the series against the Sharks.

Steve Gugliociello and John Perrotto talk about the Pirates' depth, the great pitching in Class AAA Indianapolis, and the great pitching of Clayton Kershaw.

Hosts Scott Tady and Megan Miller preview the Beyonce concert at Heinz Field, the Three Rivers Arts Festival and the new Ai Weiwei exhibit at the Andy Warhol Museum. They also recap the finales of "Friday Night Tykes: Steel Country" and "Nashville" in this edition, which also features an interview with singer B.J. Thomas.

Brian Metzer recaps Game 6 between the Penguins and the Tampa Bay Lightning, sings the praises of Sidney Crosby and defends the play of Evgeni Malkin.

Stephen Gugliociello and John Perrotto talk about potential rule changes aimed at fixing baseball's pace of play, the possibility of expansion, Francisco Cervelli's contract extension, and if the Pirates should've resigned Russell Martin when they had the chance.

This week, Scott Tady talks to Broadway star Tituss Burgess and Food Network star Robert Irvine. Also, Scott and Megan Miller preview this week's entertainment events and recap the weekend's Alice Cooper and Zac Brown Band concerts.

Brian Metzer talks about the re-emergence of Sidney Crosby and the Eastern Conference final.

Steve Gugliociello talks to John Perrotto about the Pirates issues with hit by pitches, the brawl in Texas between the Rangers and the Blue Jays, and answers a listener's question about the best pitch John ever saw from a Pirates' pitcher.

This week, Pittsburgh native and comedian Billy Gardell talks about the ending of "Mike & Molly," his new project on CMT and returning to Pittsburgh. Also, hosts Scott Tady and Megan Miller recap their favorite concerts from last week and preview what's ahead this week.

In a late (in more ways than one) podcast, Steve Gugliociello and John Perrotto discuss the causes and effects of longer baseball games and wonder if the Pirates series against the Cubs in May is a "must win."

Brian Metzer recaps the Pittsburgh Penguins' triumph against the Washington Capitals, and looks ahead as the Pens advance to the Eastern Conference finals.

Actor and musician Jonathan Jackson talks about his role on "Nashville" and new music on this week's episode of "The Buzz." Also, hosts Scott Tady and Megan Miller also talk upcoming summer concerts, the new art gallery in Bridgewater and new Justin Timberlake and Radiohead music.

Brian Metzer talks about the Penguins/Capitals series.

Steve Gugliociello and John Perrotto debate the value of Jeff Locke to the Pirates' rotation and John answers a myriad of questions, including the outlook for the Phillies and why there isn't a statute for Hack Wilson.