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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 38 MIN

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from The Right Side of the Rivers · host Pittsburgh City Committee & Sidekick Media Services

In this inaugural episode of The Right Side of the Rivers, hosts Todd McCollum and Russell Dreyer reflect on their shared journey in Pittsburgh politics, highlighting how grassroots involvement and local leadership can shape the future of the region. They discuss the current state of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County politics, the challenges posed by progressive policies, and why now is the time for commonsense residents to engage, organize, and make a difference. From tackling issues like homelessness and public safety to supporting working-class communities, Todd and Russell share their insights on how civic involvement at the neighborhood level can drive meaningful change. They also preview key local elections in 2025 and introduce listeners to the candidates working to bring accountability and opportunity back to Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. Looking ahead, they offer a sneak peek at future guests, starting with City Council District 6 candidate Jacob Dumont, founder of Northside Action News.

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