web02.fireside.fm Thu, 21 May 2026 22:38:15 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Right Side of the Rivers - Episodes Tagged with “Pittsburgh Republicans” https://therightsideoftherivers.fireside.fm/tags/pittsburgh%20republicans Thu, 21 May 2026 10:00:00 -0400 The Right Side of the Rivers is where Pittsburgh’s history and values meet today’s challenges. This show takes on public issues from a distinctly Pittsburgh point of view — offering commonsense conversations, right-of-center perspectives, and thoughtful discussions on the people, policies, and principles shaping Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and Pennsylvania. Whether it’s local government, community priorities, or statewide debates, The Right Side of the Rivers brings clarity, balance, and a grounded approach to the issues that matter to our city and our future. en-us episodic Pittsburgh perspectives on public issues. Pittsburgh City Committee & Sidekick Media Services The Right Side of the Rivers is where Pittsburgh’s history and values meet today’s challenges. This show takes on public issues from a distinctly Pittsburgh point of view — offering commonsense conversations, right-of-center perspectives, and thoughtful discussions on the people, policies, and principles shaping Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, and Pennsylvania. Whether it’s local government, community priorities, or statewide debates, The Right Side of the Rivers brings clarity, balance, and a grounded approach to the issues that matter to our city and our future. no Pittsburgh City Committee & Sidekick Media Services missy@sidekickmediaservices.com Noah Formica - The Turning Point for Gen Z Conservatism, Grassroots Activism & Pennsylvania Politics https://therightsideoftherivers.fireside.fm/noah-formica-the-turning-point-for-genz-conservatism-grassroots-activism-pennsylvania-politics af54e44b-4b54-4bef-ae23-defba6cb8903 Thu, 21 May 2026 10:00:00 -0400 Pittsburgh City Committee & Sidekick Media Services full Pittsburgh City Committee & Sidekick Media Services Todd McCollum and Bob Crankovic sit down with Noah Formica to discuss grassroots organizing, voter registration, Pennsylvania primary election results, and the future of conservative activism in Western Pennsylvania. The conversation also explores local political races, challenges facing Pittsburgh and Allegheny County, and why engaging independent and younger voters will be critical heading into the next election cycle. 1:02:31 no <p>Todd McCollum is joined by special co-host Bob Crankovic as they welcome Noah Formica for a wide-ranging discussion on grassroots organizing, voter registration, and the future of the conservative movement in Pennsylvania. Noah shares how he became involved in politics at a young age, his work with Turning Point Action, and his efforts to energize younger voters and expand Republican outreach across the Commonwealth.</p> <p>The conversation also dives into the aftermath of Pennsylvania’s primary election, including victories by local Republican candidates and the growing momentum behind statewide candidates like Stacy Garrity and Jason Richey. Todd, Bob, and Noah discuss the importance of ballot chasing, connecting with independent voters, and rebuilding Republican infrastructure in Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh.</p> <p>Additional topics include the challenges facing small businesses under progressive local policies, concerns over population decline and economic competitiveness in Pittsburgh, and the role of grassroots activism in shaping the future of Pennsylvania politics. The episode wraps with a look ahead to the upcoming Foundry Dinner, reflections on party unity, and a lighthearted discussion about the return of Heinz glass ketchup bottles. Special Guests: Bob Crankovic and Noah Formica.</p> the right side of the rivers, pittsburgh politics, allegheny county politics, pittsburgh republican committee, western pennsylvania politics, noah formica, turning point action, grassroots activism, voter registration, republican outreach, pennsylvania elections, conservative movement, pittsburgh news, local government, pennsylvania politics, republican candidates, independent voters, political podcast, public policy, civic engagement Todd McCollum is joined by special co-host Bob Crankovic as they welcome Noah Formica for a wide-ranging discussion on grassroots organizing, voter registration, and the future of the conservative movement in Pennsylvania. Noah shares how he became involved in politics at a young age, his work with Turning Point Action, and his efforts to energize younger voters and expand Republican outreach across the Commonwealth.

The conversation also dives into the aftermath of Pennsylvania’s primary election, including victories by local Republican candidates and the growing momentum behind statewide candidates like Stacy Garrity and Jason Richey. Todd, Bob, and Noah discuss the importance of ballot chasing, connecting with independent voters, and rebuilding Republican infrastructure in Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh.

Additional topics include the challenges facing small businesses under progressive local policies, concerns over population decline and economic competitiveness in Pittsburgh, and the role of grassroots activism in shaping the future of Pennsylvania politics. The episode wraps with a look ahead to the upcoming Foundry Dinner, reflections on party unity, and a lighthearted discussion about the return of Heinz glass ketchup bottles.

Special Guests: Bob Crankovic and Noah Formica.

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  • Turning Point Action — Learn more about Turning Point Action.
  • South Park Republican Committee — Learn more about the South Park Republican Committee. Find out how you can get involved locally.
  • Foundry Dinner — Join the City of Pittsburgh Republican Committee at the inaugural Foundry Dinner - an unforgettable night of leadership, inspiration, and impact overlooking Pittsburgh's skyline from Mt. Washington.
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The conversation also dives into the aftermath of Pennsylvania’s primary election, including victories by local Republican candidates and the growing momentum behind statewide candidates like Stacy Garrity and Jason Richey. Todd, Bob, and Noah discuss the importance of ballot chasing, connecting with independent voters, and rebuilding Republican infrastructure in Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh.

Additional topics include the challenges facing small businesses under progressive local policies, concerns over population decline and economic competitiveness in Pittsburgh, and the role of grassroots activism in shaping the future of Pennsylvania politics. The episode wraps with a look ahead to the upcoming Foundry Dinner, reflections on party unity, and a lighthearted discussion about the return of Heinz glass ketchup bottles.

Special Guests: Bob Crankovic and Noah Formica.

Support The Right Side of the Rivers

Links:

  • Turning Point Action — Learn more about Turning Point Action.
  • South Park Republican Committee — Learn more about the South Park Republican Committee. Find out how you can get involved locally.
  • Foundry Dinner — Join the City of Pittsburgh Republican Committee at the inaugural Foundry Dinner - an unforgettable night of leadership, inspiration, and impact overlooking Pittsburgh's skyline from Mt. Washington.
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