Wendy talks about the debates and what she is hearing from some of the candidates.  She said she is also tired of apologizing for everything.  She came in like a wrecking ball.

Word of a six year old's lemonade stand, opened the day after his father died from cancer, spread like wildfire and taught a community a sweet lesson. The boy's mother joins Wendy from Denver.

Richard Bazzy from Shults Ford/Lincoln and Star 100.7's Bubba join Wendy in studio to talk about Education Backpack that's now helped tens of thousands of school kids throughout southwestern PA.

27 year old Harley Blakeman tells Wendy about how his mother's addiction, his father's death and his own homelessness at 15 led to a criminal path and a jail term by the time he was 19.  Harley describes how he turned his life around... getting his GED in jail, going to college and starting HonestJobs.co to help other people with criminal records find jobs.

What did you think of last nights debate?  Did you hear anything you liked? Wendy heard somethings she liked but not everything,

Thanks to security officers making it public, a video clip of a Peruvian boy doing homework by street light caught the attention of a wealthy man halfway around the world...

Wendy interviews Squirrel Hill resident Maureen McGaffin about how her horror and dismay over the Tree of Life shooting just blocks from her house prompted her to make a difference.

Wendy talks with CBS correspondent Steve Dorsey about what he expects from the first night of democrat candidates.  They also talked about who might be dropping out soon.

Wendy talks with Rose Tenant, part of the coalition of women for Trump.  She says she doesn’t see women walking away from Trump in 2020.    Rose says that you aren’t judge in the conservative movement and that the president has help women in the workplace.  She says female unemployment is the lowest in 66 years.

Marty and Wendy talk with Philip Pavone, a pawn shop owner in Connecticut who started giving back to his community by connecting people in need with electric & motorized wheelchairs.