Wendy and Marty talk with Jamye Meredith from Hefren to see how or if the government could pay for this.  He lays out the cost that come along with such a proposal.

Marty and Wendy talk to retire Major Mike Lyons about the 20 veterans that kill themselves everyday.  Lyons says the military is trying to use the "Battle Buddy" system which has vets checking in with their fellow soldiers.  He says female veterans see a little bit of difference and the suicide rate isn't as high as it is with men.

Wendy and Marty talk with Nicole Leth whose touching and poignant billboard (in honor of her father who died by suicide) is encouraging drivers all across Kansas City.

Marty and Wendy talk with Dr Christian Conte about how people have become so angry and how social media has brought the ugliness out in people.  Dr Conte tells them they way they should look at it.

Wendy talks with KDKA's Jeff Hathhorn about the news that Colt's quarterback Andrew Luck retired and why people were upset.  How would Steeler fans react if Ben suddenly retired.

Marty and Wendy talk with Rebecca Margao, owner of the Capitol Hill Furniture Store in Washington, DC for today's good news.

Nebraska photographer Susanne Beckmann joined Marty and Wendy to talk about the way she help a teenager honor her deceased father through her senior photos.

Cancer survivor Lucas Piatt joined Marty and Wendy to share information about this weekend's Rock, Reggae & Relief concert that will benefit ovarian cancer research after the death of Piatt's colleague.

Tribune Review columnist Lori Falce joined Marty and Wendy to share the story of her friend's death, the importance of suicide prevention and what it is like to lose a friend and then see their social media profiles.

Sacred Heart Salon owner Lizzie Novak has to move her business out of Sacremento due to increased problems resulting from the city's homeless population. She joined Marty and Wendy to discuss  California Gov. Gavin Newsom's response to her complaints and how more needs to be done.