Ya Jagoff!!! | With Leslie Gray, The Steel City Medium

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Get ready for the wildest conversation on our podcast yet. Leslie Gray, The Steel City Medium, is with us talking about her skills in relating to the dead, helping out with crime investigations and how she honed her craft! If there was a goose bump emoji, we’d insert it here! We were at Monte Cello’s Italian Restaurant on Babcock Boulevard in Ross Township. Why there? Because it’s haunted! Lisa Shalcosky, the Manager, tells us about “Robert” the in-house ghost plus the wings, chicken, pasta, pizza and wraps that we had!

Rachael Rennebeck

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Rachael Rennebeck is a Pittsburgh jagoff (the term of endearment version of jagoff of course) who cofounded YaJagoff Media, LLC. With decades of experience eating, drinking, shopping, living, and being among yinzers, we birthed the Pittsburgh-centric company encompassing all things related to the 412, oh, and the 724.

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001:04 Comedian John Knight (and Presidential Candidate for the Jagoffs Party because #HesNotTheOtherTwo) is the substitute co-host. He loves ghosts! So he went with Ghosts N’at to tour the Carrie Furnace site. He wrote a blog post about it.

03:49 First up is Lisa Schalcosky, Manager of the Monte Cello’s. Who is “Robert?” Oh, just ghost of a guy that died there years ago and now gets Lisa paper towels in the restroom! Yep!

09:18 Tasha from The Food Tasters jumps in about the food AND she gets the first reading from Leslie Gray. What’s Leslie’s suggestion for Tasha’s future career? Plus, an exclusive Food Tasters Tip about one of the off-menu items.

17:48 Leslie Gray, The Steel City Medium… We can’t possibly write all of the stuff we talked about but seeing the heaven and seeing dead people is a good start, huh?