Sacred Grounds featuring Robby & Uncle Paulie
Aug 29, 2026 · 46 min · 14 segments
Luke Ravenstahl joins Robby and Uncle Paulie for Episode 16 of Sacred Grounds. The former Mayor of Pittsburgh talks about taking office at just 26 years old, the surreal moment he was sworn in after…
Luke RavenstahlGuestRobby IncmikoskiHost
Paul HoganHost
One of the greatest games in Pirate history that we can remember, that we can remember because championships were the last one in 79, but the Cueto game.
But I also never not bartended at Finnegan's Wake, which I've seen you there a few times.
And here's a great part of that story is when we would get back to PNC Park, we took the bus back to the ballpark where all our cars were parked.
and as we were waiting for the luggage truck to come back, Michael McHenry walked over to me and said, hey, Kutch wants to do a blackout.
Do you think you could put something out on what was then known as Twitter, now known as X? Seeing if fans will do it, do you think it'll catch on? I'm like, if Andrew McCutcheon puts something out there, I guarantee you it's going to catch.
This place was buzzing for baseball, and they put it out there, and that's kind of – It was in the loading dock at PNC Park that Sunday night when they discussed trying to do a block.
here's what I remember as a bartender that night was, I don't know, 25,000 people on the Clemente Bridge that night.
I've never seen a buzz like this before in my life, and I've been to a Super Bowl, and I've been to Stanley Cup Finals, but I've never seen anything like that night.
One of the greatest games in Pirate history that we can remember, that we can remember because championships were the last one in 79, but the Cueto game.
But I also never not bartended at Finnegan's Wake, which I've seen you there a few times.
And here's a great part of that story is when we would get back to PNC Park, we took the bus back to the ballpark where all our cars were parked.
and as we were waiting for the luggage truck to come back, Michael McHenry walked over to me and said, hey, Kutch wants to do a blackout.
Do you think you could put something out on what was then known as Twitter, now known as X? Seeing if fans will do it, do you think it'll catch on? I'm like, if Andrew McCutcheon puts something out there, I guarantee you it's going to catch.
This place was buzzing for baseball, and they put it out there, and that's kind of – It was in the loading dock at PNC Park that Sunday night when they discussed trying to do a block.
here's what I remember as a bartender that night was, I don't know, 25,000 people on the Clemente Bridge that night.
I've never seen a buzz like this before in my life, and I've been to a Super Bowl, and I've been to Stanley Cup Finals, but I've never seen anything like that night.
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