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Boaz Frankel

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As seen in: KDKA-TV (Pittsburgh, PA), NEXTpittsburgh, Substack, Smithsonian Magazine, Very Local Sacramento, Pittsburgh Review of Books, Very Local Pittsburgh
Filmmaker, writer, gardener, host of 'Yinzer Backstage Pass' for @nextpittsburgh, curator of a small kazoo museum and curious human.
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Ghosts and secret passages at the Carnegie Carnegie

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Location: Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall in Carnegie, PA Featured guests: Marlee Gallagher, executive director, Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Music Hall; Walker Evans, library director; Nate Wyrick, associate library director/facility manager; and Heidi Matthews, music hall director. 3 things that surprised me: 1. In the late 1890s, the towns of Chartiers and Mansfield went to Andrew Carnegie with a proposition.
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What’s in the secret room under Pittsburgh’s Tenth Street Bridge?

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By Boaz Frankel Verified
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Location: Underneath the South Tenth Street Bridge Featured guests: Mike Burdelsky, assistant deputy director of public works for Allegheny County 3 things that surprised me: 1. Mike opened a set of metal doors underneath one of the feet of the Tenth Street Bridge and led me into the secret room. This room is home to the bridge’s dehumidification system. The bridge was built in the 1930s, and Allegheny County installed this system a few years back to further extend the bridge’s life. 2.
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Have you ever wondered what’s inside this 140-year-old building in Oakland?

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By Boaz Frankel Verified
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Location: Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children in Oakland Featured guests: Dr. Rebecca Renshaw (executive director), Laura Dobrich (physical therapist), Lexie McDowell (aquatics instructor), Karli Conrad, (physical therapist), Aaron Sutton (assistive equipment manager), Mark Kislan, (occupational therapy and dietary supervisor) and Debbie Frank (horticulture therapist) 3 things that surprised me: 1.
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