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 Mayor Bob O'Connor's passing, and what it was like leading the city during one of the best sports runs Pittsburgh has seen.

Luke shares stories from the Pirates' unforgettable 2013 Wild Card "Cueto" game, the energy inside PNC Park, the blackout, and why that night still stands out as one of the best sporting events he has ever attended.

The conversation also dives into the behind-the-scenes negotiations that helped keep the Penguins in Pittsburgh, including meetings with Mario Lemieux, Ron Burkle, Governor Ed Rendell, and even a story involving Leonardo DiCaprio's loft and a call from Robert De Niro.

Luke also tells the story of becoming the Gotham Rogues kicker in The Dark Knight Rises, sneaking into the Masters at Augusta, his son Cooper's baseball journey, ballpark trips, North Catholic memories, and what life looks like after politics.

From City Hall to PNC Park to Heinz Field, this episode is full of Pittsburgh stories, sports memories, and a few moments Luke may not have told many people before.

Joey Cora joins Robby and Uncle Paulie for Episode 15 of Sacred Grounds.

The 1997 American League All-Star, 11-year Major League Baseball player, World Series champion, longtime coach, and Vanderbilt Hall of Famer shares stories from a life in baseball, from Puerto Rico to the big leagues, Seattle, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and beyond.

Joey talks about winning the 2005 World Series as third base coach of the Chicago White Sox, what made Ozzie Guillen such a unique manager, why the World Baseball Classic carries a different kind of emotion, and what it was like coaching for Puerto Rico alongside legends like Yadier Molina, Sandy Alomar Jr., Edgar Martinez, Carlos Beltrán, and more.

The conversation also dives into Joey's playing days with stars like Ken Griffey Jr., Randy Johnson, Edgar Martinez, Bo Jackson, and Michael Jordan, including the unforgettable story of talking trash to Jordan, playing pickup basketball against him, and getting dunked on to end the game.

Joey also opens up about the work he and his wife, Kyra, are doing through The Cora Foundation to help prevent bullying, educate parents and schools, and support kids and families through difficult moments.

From World Series details to WBC emotion, Michael Jordan stories, Bo Jackson memories, third-base coaching decisions, and life beyond the game, this episode is packed from start to finish.

Johnny Pittsburgh joins Robby and Uncle Paulie for Episode 14 of Sacred Grounds.

The Pittsburgh personality, comedian, musician, artist, photographer, and creative director shares how Johnny Pittsburgh came to life, why the city's neighborhoods mean so much to him, and how his content connects generations of Pittsburghers through food, sports, stories, and local pride.

Johnny and Uncle Paulie also relive their North Catholic days, playing baseball together, winning a talent show with a Kid 'n Play routine, and remembering the 90s Pittsburgh nightclub scene from the Strip District to South Side, Oakland, Station Square, and beyond.

The conversation also dives into Pittsburgh sports memories, Andrew McCutchen, Phil Kessel, Roberto Clemente, the creativity behind Johnny's whiteboard lessons, his music career, and a full debate on the greatest sports movies of all time.

From neighborhood nostalgia to sports movie arguments, this episode is a Pittsburgh story from start to finish.