Throughout the second hour, Marty talked with listeners about faith, religion and church.

During the first hour, Marty talked about veterans and Veteran's Day.  Marty also talked about a local veteran, 69-year-old William Martin Smith who is abandoned and unclaimed.  He died on November 1st and was laid to rest last Fridat in the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies.  Marty talked with local funeral director John Fabry about he goes about burying unclaimed veterans, verifying that they are veterans, and honestly just being there for those who don't have families.

Throughout the final hour, Marty talked with listeners about former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg getting his hat in the running for President.

Marty talked with Judy Gamble, who husband Bernie Gamble passed away 6 years ago.  He is a veterans and is buried in the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies.  Judy talked about her husband and wonder the cemetery is.

Throughout the second hour, Marty talked about a local veteran, 69-year-old William Martin Smith who is abandoned and unclaimed.  He died on November 1st and will be laid to rest today in the National Cemetery of the Alleghenies.  Marty talked with local funeral director John Fabry about he goes about burying unclaimed veterans, verifying that they are veterans, and honestly just being there for those who don't have families.

Throughout the first hour, Marty talked with listeners about how it seems like Mayor Bill is campaigning for President Donald Trump.

Marty talked with Gary Van Horn, President of the Delta Foundation in Pittsburgh about the rainbow wave and the increased number of LGBTQ members running for political positions, including Pete Buttigieg, a married gay man running for President.

Marty talked with Tina Flowers, who started Spencers Voice Fund after her son Spencer died of an accidental overdose at age 20.

Marty talked about how in this industry, stories that may be big stories get killed all the time.  It has happened to Marty himself countless times.

Marty talked a horrible beating of a mentally challenged man that happened along Brookline Boulevard on October 26th.