During the first hour, Marty talked about courage and the courage Dick's CEO Ed Stack had to destory 5 million dollars worth of assault rifles.

During the final hour, Marty continued talking about Ellen DeGeneres and the backlash she is facing for sitting next to George W. Bush during a Cowboys game.  Marty also talked about people having equal rights and much more.

During the second hour, Marty talked with CBS News Correspondent Bill Rehkopf about the ongoing impeachment inquiry.  Marty also talked about the backlash Ellen DeGeneres is facing after sitting next to George W. Bush during the Cowboys game.

During the first hour Marty talked with Dr. Tom Brophy, who is certified and trained in both emergency medicine and addiction medicine about drug addiction and narcan.  Marty also talked with his friend Gary about his personal family situation with drugs and narcan.

During the final hour, Marty talked about test scores and public schools in the Pittsburgh region.

During the second hour of the show, Marty talked with CBS News Correspondent Bill Rehkopf about Trump and the impeachment inquiry, his tax returns and Bernie Sanders.  Marty also talked with Allegheny County DA Stephen Zappala, he is being labeled a racist and receiving threats after being blamed for leaving 4 teens in jail for crimes they didn't commit.

During yesterday's Steeler game, Quarterback Mason Rudolph was knocked out, which lead Marty to ask listeners, specifically parents during the first hour if it worth letting your kid play sports or continue playing sports following an injury.  Doctor Kevin Wong, with the Penn Trafford School District weighed in on the topic.

During the final hour of the show, Marty talked about how is oldest daughter's first homecoming dance is tomorrow night.  Marty sat her down and talked about drugs/alcohol, and wonder is it smart to do this before your children go to dances and out?  Listeners weighed in.  Marty also talked with Chris Buckley about Autism Runs, a run that raises money for autism.

During the second hour of the show, Marty continued talking about police officers and medical marijuana.  Marty also talked with Pat Molyneaux, who is putting carpet in Margaret and Nick Ursta's home,  Nick has Mesothelioma, which he got after volunteering during the aftermath of 9/11.

During the first hour of the show, Marty talked about police officers and medical marijuana.  In the City of Pittsburgh, police officers are not allowed to use medical marijuana cards, but firefighters and EMTs are allowed.  Is that fair?  Bob Swartzwelder the President of the Federal Order of Police [Lodge no. 1] weighed in on the issues.  Marty also talked with listeners about it.