Dr. Barry Kerzin, personal physician to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, has returned to Pittsburgh to help UPMC nurses cope with burnout. But there are plenty of occupations in similar need, he says. Basically all of them.

The Dalai Lama’s doctor is in Pittsburgh and needs you to just relax already

Dr. Barry Kerzin is teaching UPMC nurses how to cope with occupational stress. You could be next.

What to do this week in Pittsburgh: April 22-28, 2019

Experience a must-hear poetry slam, celebrate the legacy of August Wilson, and attend a pup paw-ty.

Pittsburgh Police Officer David Shifren is pictured outside the Mellon Institute on Fifth Avenue.

This Pittsburgh officer became a cop to write a book — and never stopped

Pittsburgh Police Officer David Shifren is a literary unicorn of sorts: The writer-turned-cop-turned-writer. Here's *his* story.

Peculiar Pittsburgh

Celebs, Frick’s postmortem paranoia, and more fascinating Pittsburgh history at Homewood Cemetery

Asked and answered: Why is it called "Homewood" if it's not in Homewood? Who are the famous people buried there? And so much more.

Meghan Snatchko has set out to walk a portion of every street in Pittsburgh.

Peculiar Pittsburgh

Meet the woman walking every single Pittsburgh street

Q-and-A: Rediscovering Pittsburgh’s oddball charm on a walk down every street in town.

What to do this week in Pittsburgh: April 15-21, 2019

Cheer on Pittsburgh's roller derby team, have brunch with bunnies, and admire some cool cars.

Drew Whitley spent nearly two decades in prison for a murder he didn't commit. Thirteen years after his exoneration and release, he struggles to make ends meet.

It’s time Pennsylvania pay for its criminal justice mistakes, lawmakers say

The exonerated, like Drew Whitley of Swissvale, receive no financial support after being wrongly convicted in Pennsylvania. Could that finally change?

Cherry blossoms in Shadyside on April 9, 2019.

6 places to find cherry blossoms in Pittsburgh

No, you don't have to drive to Washington, D.C.

Apartment Hunters: Pittsburgh

The 9 best Pittsburgh apartments for rent in April 2019

Apartment hunters: On your mark, get set, go.

What to do this week in Pittsburgh: April 8-14, 2019

This week: Belly dance, sketch, geocache, and rock out.

Nathan Zoob in action, alongside some of the new equipment he purchased through the grant.

This new emergency fund helps Pittsburgh artists in hard times

It's open to all artists — from musicians to poets to dancers and everyone in between.

Join us at a happy hour in honor of The Incline's Who's Next: Communicators class. This event is for you if you are interested in advertising, marketing, or public relations — or if you want to learn more about the people telling Pittsburgh's story. At this celebration:

Meet honorees who were nominated by their peers and selected by The Incline's newsroom.
Enjoy local food and beverages courtesy of Moxie.

Who's Next, presented by S&T Bank, is a monthly series honoring under-40 professionals making Pittsburgh a better place. Your ticket supports our local newsroom, which is committed to keeping you informed by reporting relevant, original and actionable news. If you love The Incline, become a member today.

Where: Moxie at 611 William Penn Place — 9th Floor of the Alcoa Building (Downtown)

When: April 24, 2019 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

How much: $25 for public | Free for Who's Next: Communicators honorees

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