Marty talks with Katie Stern who lost her son to SIDS and is trying to bring awareness to avoid more tragedies. The Little Fox foundation was created in memory of Tobias “Toby” Graham Stern, who passed away on August 24, 2016 from SIDS.  The Little Fox supports families by educating on Safe Sleep Practices and SIDS Awareness and donating Owlet Smart Sock monitors to families across the United States welcoming an infant.

Marty talks with Retired Air Force Major and former State Senator from West Virginia Richard Ojeda.  The Major says that we need gun control and the hunters that are using automatic weapons to hunt need to get their meat from Krogers.

Marty talks with Terry Madonna from Franklin and Marshall about the latest poll they put out about asking if people will vote for President Trump again?

Kidsburgh isn't just about having fun with your kids in Pittsburgh it also has info on how to talk to your kids about what they are seeing on the news.  Marty talks with Kristine about what doctors are saying about dealing with these tough topics.

Marty talks with former secret service agent Ron Layton who wrote a paper on how the internet is changing the hate rhetoric and radicalization of young people.

Marty speaks with attorney Alan Perer who was at the forefront of the lawsuits against the Catholic Church.  Alan is now taking on the latest sex scandal in the Boy Scouts.

Marty Talks with Lenny McAllister from the Commonwealth Foundation and former KDKA Radio talk host about race and politics in America.  How does Lenny see the world as a conservative African american.

Marty talks with Dr Jack Rozel, the Medical Director UPMC Resolve Crisis Center about what mental illness is today.  He says that mental is the last stigma that people will discriminate against.  He also says that the rhetoric may stop someone from seeking help.

Marty talks with Former U.S. Attorney David Hickton about white supremacy and how we as a country need to deal with mass shootings.  Hickton says that the root problem in the country is the hatred we have right now.

Marty talks with Paul Viollis, CBS Law Enforcement and Security Analyst about what he has seen in his 40 plus years of work. Marty says that we need to talk about guns but he doesn't think government will get anything done.