‘Yinz Are Good’ is still going strong — and so is the feel-good podcast’s creator

When Tressa Glover launched her podcast “Yinz Are Good” in 2021, she wanted to share stories of kindness and positivity from the Pittsburgh area. Three years later, the show is still going strong, and so is Glover’s passion for highlighting the good in her community.

A Mission to Spread Kindness

Glover, a Pittsburgh native, created the podcast as a way to counterbalance the often negative news cycle. Each episode features uplifting stories submitted by listeners, interviews with local residents making a difference, and segments that encourage people to look for the good around them.

“I wanted to create a space where people could hear about the wonderful things happening in our neighborhoods,” Glover explained. “There’s so much kindness out there that goes unnoticed.”

Community Engagement

The podcast has built a loyal following, with listeners regularly sending in their own stories of generosity and compassion. Glover also invites guests from various backgrounds to discuss their efforts to improve the lives of others in Pittsburgh and beyond.

• Listeners share personal experiences of kindness
• Local organizations are featured for their positive impact
• Episodes include practical tips for spreading goodwill

Personal Growth and Resilience

Glover’s journey with “Yinz Are Good” has been transformative for her as well. She credits the podcast with helping her remain optimistic, especially during challenging times. “Hearing these stories reminds me that even small acts can make a big difference,” she said.

Her dedication to the show has inspired others to get involved, whether by volunteering, supporting local charities, or simply reaching out to neighbors in need.

Looking Ahead

With no plans to slow down, Glover continues to seek out new stories and voices for her podcast. She hopes to expand the show’s reach and encourage even more people to celebrate and contribute to the good in their communities.

“We all have the power to make a positive impact,” Glover said. “I’m grateful for everyone who listens and shares their stories — together, we’re making Pittsburgh, and the world, a little brighter.”