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Radio Resiliency: The Melanie Taylor Story - a Galentine's Celebration
Radio Resiliency: The Melanie Taylor Story - a Galentine's Celebration

Wed, Feb 11

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Bella Sera

Radio Resiliency: The Melanie Taylor Story - a Galentine's Celebration

Join us for an intimate and inspiring fireside chat-style evening when Kelly Moore and Rachel Winner sit down with Melanie Taylor for a real, raw, and relatable conversation.

Time & Location

Feb 11, 2026, 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Bella Sera, 414 Morganza Rd, Canonsburg, PA 15317, USA

Guests

About the Event

From the halls of Indiana University of Pennsylvania to the studios of Pittsburgh’s top media outlets, Melanie Taylor’s story is one of grit, grace, and unshakable determination. After missing just one college class, a male professor told her she’d never make it in radio or TV. But Melanie didn’t let one moment - or one man's opinion - define her future. She graduated cum laude and went on to build a thriving, 29-year career in Pittsburgh media, without ever leaving the market she loves.


Throughout her career, Melanie Taylor has faced more than her share of obstacles, many rooted in outdated standards. She’s been told by male bosses that she wasn’t good enough, asked to re-audition for roles she had already earned, and even let go - twice - without cause. She’s heard comments about her age, her appearance, and what she should "fix" to be more marketable. And yet,…


Tickets

  • BWP Member

    $55.00

    +$1.38 ticket service fee

  • Friend of BWP (nonmember)

    $65.00

    +$1.63 ticket service fee

Total

$0.00

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