During the final hour of the show, Marty talked with Dr. Jack Cahalane a mood and anxiety specialist at UPMC Western Psych about mental health and the improvement the hospital has made.  Also talked about State Rep. Sara Innamorato tweeting the sink hole downtown that ate a Port Authority bus was caused by Climate Change.  He also talked about Twitter banning political ads and the notion that Halloween is sexist.

Marty spent the second hour, talking to District Attorney Stephen Zappala about everything from Marsy's Law to the kidnapping and murder of 2-year-old Nalani Johnson.

During the first hour of the show, Marty talked Halloween, trick-or-treating, candy and costumes.  Marty also talked with Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald about Mayor Bill Peduto's comments about no more petrochemical plants should come to Western PA.  Marty also talked with Glenn Lynn with American Legion about Nick Ursta.

During the final hour of the show, Marty was joined by Bob Tudi of Tudi Mechanical to talk about jobs and small businesses in the Pittsburgh area.

During the second hour. Marty talked with Liza Mertz.  Her and her husband, Matt Mertz, donated $8,000 to help Margaret Ursta with her husband Nick Ursta's funeral arrangements and other expenses.  Marty also told his listeners that today marks a year since he received his final cancer treatment.  Marty had Dr. Robert Ferris with the UPMC Hillman Cancer Center on to talk about cancer, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and more.

Marty started off the hour talking with Congressman Guy Reschenthaler about the impeachment inquiry and Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman who testified yesterday on the Trump administrations alleged attempts at quid pro quo with Ukraine.  They also talked about the treatment of Lt. Col. Vindman.

During the second hour of the show, Marty talked about the loss of Nick Ursta.  He passed early this morning.  There is a Go Fund Me Page, and Stiffler Family Funeral Homes are working together to raise money for his funeral arrangements.  

Marty also talked about Sto-Rocks High School banning cell phones during school hours.

During the second hour of the show, Marty talked about the loss of Nick Ursta.  He passed early this morning.  There is a Go Fund Me Page, and Stiffler Family Funeral Homes are working together to raise money for his funeral arrangements.

During the first hour of the show, Marty talked about the loss of Nick Ursta.  He passed early this morning.  There is a Go Fund Me Page, and Stiffler Family Funeral Homes are working together to raise money for his funeral arrangements.

During the final hour of the show, Marty talked with listeners about polyamorous relationships and Halloween.