During the final hour of the show, Marty continued the conversation from the first two hours.

During the first hour of the show, Marty took calls from listeners allowing them to express how they felt about him being back in the 9am to noon time slot.

Teacher Karen Lowe joined Marty and Wendy to share what activity she did in her classroom as a school teacher that taught students a valuable lesson for the new school year

Dorin Dickerson joined Marty and Wendy to talk about how he will be working with Wendy during Pitt football season.

Sean Logan joined Marty and Wendy to talk about an upcoming fundraising walk and run on Labor Day that will benefit the Pittsburgh Institute for Neurodegenerative Diseases.

CBS Technology Consultant Larry Magid joined Marty and Wendy to discuss a new program from Apple that will allow small businesses to provide certified repairs and how secure is the footage from your video doorbell is.

When a jogger stops and gives a homeless man not just his shoes but also his socks, the man sitting on the street has no idea that more surprises are in store for him.

Marty and Wendy talk with Auditor General Eugene DePasquale who has been looking into all of Anthony Hamlet's travel.

Marty and Wendy talk with Jim VanSickle, who is a church abuse victim himself.  He talks about the most recent case saying the church covered everything up and therefore the statute of limitations doesn't exist.

Wendy and Marty talk to Kristine Sorenson to see how the Boys and Girls Club has changed and how local teenagers are getting Artificial Intelligence training from professionals at PPG in the Teen Workforce Development Academy, and how the club hopes to reach many more teenagers in the future.