During the final hour of the show, Marty talked with CBS News Correspondent Bill Rehkopf about the death of Elijah Cummings.  Then throughout the rest of the hou, Marty talked about sexual abuse, empty toilet paper rolls, and Mayor Bill Peduto's tweeting.

During the second hour, Marty talked about the death of Rep. Elijah Cummings, a civil rights advocate and House Oversight Committee Chair.  Marty finished the hour talked about the difficulties the Woodland Hills School District is facing.

During the first hour of the show, Marty talked with PA Auditor General Eugene DePasquale about Fentanyl and Fentanyl strips.  And then Marty also talked with Margaret Ursta about her husband Nick, his condition and their almost finished home.

During the final hour of the show, Marty talked with Margaret Ursta about the Nick's condition.  Marty also talked with KDKA-TVs Jon Delano about last night's debate.  And Marty also mentioned that President Trump will be in Pittsburgh next Wednesday, he will be speaking at the Shale Insight Conference.

During the second our of the show, Marty was joined by Eric Chaffin of Chaffin Luhana.  They started off the hour, talking with Taji Walsh, the grandmother of Nalani Johnson.  Eric is working with Taji to bring a change to the way Amber Alerts are processed, so they can get out faster.  Marty and Eric also talked about JUUL and the many deaths associated with them and the cases associated with them.

During the first hour of the show, Marty talked about last nights debate.  He asked listeners, based on who was on the stage last night, who beats Trump?  Many listeners say no one beats Trump, while other says anyone but Trump.

During the final hour of the show, Marty talked about whether or not school should start later.  Marty talked with Dr. Kevin Wong, who said it would be beneficial because kids need more sleep.  Marty finished the hour talked with Sparkt, Chief Technology Officer Nigel Brown about his life and his foundation.

During the second hour, Marty continued talking about Catholic School education.  He continued that conversation with Dr. Jean Dangelo.  Marty finished the hour talking about the Ursta family.

During the first hour Marty talked with KDKA TVs Andy Sheehan about Catholic school education.  Marty asked listeners if the Catholic schools should be saved or not.

During the final hour, Marty continued talking about politics and President Trump.  Marty finished the hour talking with Jon Potter, the man behind Pittsburgh Good Deeds. (He was featured on CBS Sunday Morning) Visit pghgooddeeds.org for more information.