High School kids from around the country, and some from our area, work side by side with cancer research scientists at Hillman Cancer Center all summer long, actually contributing to the research on cancer treatments.  And many of the students come from communities that are under-represented in medicine and science.  The program is called Hillman Academy.

Marty talks with Tom Leight ,  who worked in the correction department for over twenty years. He tells Marty about how it may have happened that Epstein was afforded the time and opportunity to kill himself.  He along with Marty thinking that he was murdered is not very likely.

Marty talks with attorney Eric Chaffin about what the accusers should expect after Jeffery Epstein killed himself.  Just because he is dead doesn't mean that his accuser can't get some justice.

Gabby Citrone joined Marty to discuss the Embrace Pittsburgh Initiative, which focuses on mental health, and the atmosphere at the Celebrity Care Fest. Robert Mangino pops in to say hello.

Rich Engler joined Marty to talk about being a concert promoter and the atmosphere at the Celebrity Care Fest.

Rich Fitzgerald joined Marty to talk about why he attends the Celebrity Care Fest every year and how it impacts the Pittsburgh community.

Ken DeFurio joined Marty to talk about what it is like for Butler Health System to be a sponsor of such a larger charitable event.

Marty is joined by Bethany Vietmeier, Founder of Valiant 3 Communications to talk about what goes into planning an event of this size with two headliner bands.

Marty talks with Joe Smith, Senior Vice President at Dollar Bank, about what it means to be involved with the Celebrity Care Fest where all proceeds go to charity.

Marty Griffin is broadcasting live from the Celebrity Care Fest and is joined by Kirk Vogel, President of Walnut Grill to discuss how they approach catering for such a large event