Wendy and Marty talk to Meghan Shreiner, who works with an incredibly interesting charity.

This segment, Wendy and Marty are joined by Post Gazette columnist, Karen Kane, so she can discuss her article concerning new developments in the UPMC/Highmark healthcare situation.

Wendy and Marty talk with the former Pittsburgh Public Works Director, Rob Kaczorowski, to discuss why the citizens of Pittsburgh might be seeing a tax increase next year.

When an Uber driver gives a ride to an elderly veteran, she has no idea that walking him to his door will absolutely, unequivocally, and undeniably change both of their lives.

Marty and Wendy talk with Lt Governor Jon Fetterman about the verbal fight that was had on the senate floor over a bill that dealt with programs for the poor.

Marty and Wendy talk with Dr. Thomas Quinn from LECOM about the trials they have where dog are sniffing out cancer with a lot of success.  You can check them out at Bioscentdx.com.

Here’s someplace you’ve probably never been – the brand new Museum Lab for kids who’ve outgrown the Children’s Museum. See the incredible transformation of the old Carnegie Library it’s housed in and see the fun things for kids to do when Kristine Sorensen checks it out with her kids in this week’s Kidsburgh report.

Wendy and Marty talk with Pittsburgh Cardiologist Dr Joe OToole.  He says that part of the problem is the unhealthy lifestyle that we now live in this country.

Wendy and  Marty talk with Ginger Jones Sprouse about the homeless man she welcomed into her family and how he's changed their lives.

Marty and Wendy talk with Dr. Karl Williams, the chief Medical Examiner of Allegheny County about the drug problem in the county.  He says that we should be cautiously optimistic because we have the tools to really help people.  We have to get back to service based treatments.  He also says the drugs are constantly changing.