Episode Details

Rick Sebak joined Jim Cunningham on the QED Morning Show to preview his latest Lucky to Live in Pittsburgh program, focused on Switzerland-born Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin as he arrived in western Pennsylvania.

The episode features a band called Gallatin Hall and a high school named for him. Rick explains how Lewis and Clark are involved, General Lafayette, and the beloved dog Seaman (who boasts multiple statues in his honor, representing the Newfoundland breed). All this and more woven together in the program, which airs at 9:00pm on Monday, April 6th on WQED's channel 13. It will also be streaming on YouTube and WQED+.

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