Lynn Cullen Live

Happy New Year! We’re in the new building, and Lynn is getting back into the swing of things.

Internationally renowned photographer George Lange, a Pittsburgh native, is Lynn's guest today.

It's the last show of the year, and the final one from this building.

Pittsburgh City Paper's Ryan Deto will be joining Lynn for the final time this year later in the show.

Lynn and Susan are starting today discussing the 75th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge, and how the US Department of Defense's social media post acknowledged the anniversary by focusing on a Nazi war criminal.

After a few days away from all news Lynn is starting off by discussing a Michelle Goldberg piece on Democracy Grief from yesterday's New York Times.

Lynn and Susan are starting off today by talking about the beauty of the murmuration of starlings.

Lynn is talking about her difficulty reading and being interested in the news currently.

The Judiciary Committee Impeachment Inquiry is beginning as Lynn speaks today.

Lynn and Susan are discussing various topics today including the America's Got Talent firings of Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough, and the canceling of the Victoria's Secrets' annual fashion show.

Lynn is starting off the week discussing her feelings towards the 2020 Democratic candidates.

The confusion over the sex of the Conan the hero dog honored at the White House yesterday is the first story Lynn is covering today.

Yesterday was the kick off of the public impeachment hearings.

In good news humanitarian Scott Warren was found not guilty of harboring immigrants in Arizona.

Lynn is being joined by her sister Susan today.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg was hospitalized over the weekend.

Gordon Sondland is giving his testimony as the show airs today.

The opening statement from Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman is the first topic Lynn and Susan are discussing today.

Lynn spent the weekend at her niece's wedding. She's talking a little about the trip to start off the show.

Ryan Deto will be here later in the show to discuss local issues of intrest. But first Lynn is talking about the shelter cat, Quilty, who kept releasing all the other cats in the shelter.