Two Black Hearts

Texts Don't Count

Are texts and emojis quietly eroding meaningful communication? Has time begun to dictate how—and with whom—we connect? If the answer is yes, this episode of Out-Of-Place will help reconnect you with yourself… and the people you never meant to lose.

Up in Smoke

Filtered or unfiltered, the story is the same: nearly half of American adults once smoked cigarettes. In this episode, Frank examines how tobacco companies shaped public perception—turning smoking into a cultural norm and, ultimately, one of the most significant public health threats in modern history. From a time when the Marlboro Man symbolized rugged masculinity to campaigns that marketed Virginia Slims as a badge of independence for women, this episode traces how powerful messaging influenced generations. It also features candid, on-the-street interviews with smokers, offering personal perspectives on a habit that defined an era.

Cut the Cord

From the click of a rotary dial to the swipe of a smartphone, this podcast takes a fun spin through how our voices jumped from wires to the cloud—and how each leap changed the way we connect.

Two Black Hearts

What lies hidden in the minds of the characters in Two Black Hearts reveals just how strong bonds can be—until they break. And sometimes, those breaking points turn deadly. Meet Kate and Kim, best friends who share everything… except their true ambitions. Plus, don’t miss our exclusive interview with Dr. David Cale, owner of Laurel Caverns, for a rare glimpse into the mysterious world of caving.

Boy Toys

Before screens and software, kids built with Lincoln Logs, Erector Sets and other developmental toys. These hands-on kits sparked creativity and problem-solving—no batteries required. In this episode, Frank takes you back to a simpler time, when play meant building, imagining, and proudly showing off your latest creation! This episode also includes an interview with Jane Werner, Executive Director of the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh.