Tom Purcell with the Tribune Review joined Wendy to talk about Father's Day.

A transgender male student at a Pennsylvania high school was using the male’s locker room. Several male students sued the school district for sexual harrassment and the Supreme Court left a lower court ruling in place that sided with the school district. Randall Wenger with Independence Law Center joined Wendy to discuss.

Wendy speaks with board certified hypnotist Dr. Dan Vitchoff about a disturbing, sometimes debilitating problem affecting more and more young people: Anxiety.

Wendy speaks with Regina Dellea from the Getaway Bar in Brooklyn about her "zero-percent" bar that's become crazy popular with non-drinkers and young folks looking for a non-alcoholic night life.

Attila Domos, paralyzed in a freak accident many years ago, will once again attempt the 24 Hour Hand Cycling World Record, and he'll do so right here in Pittsburgh.

Denise Sanders from the Search Dog Foundation tells Wendy about the remarkable efforts of these specially-trained animals to find people and pets injured in last week's crane collapse.

Attorney Alan Perer tells Wendy about a landmark ruling just handed down that opens the door for an unknown number of priest sex abuse victims to seek justice.

Wendy speaks with India Jackson from Atlanta, a PhD student and single mother who was awarded an amazing internship with NASA. Hear how the goodness of strangers will help her afford the experience.

Rodney Smith says it was his calling to start WeAreRaisingMen.com, a free lawn-care and snow shoveling service that assists single mothers, the elderly, the disabled, and veterans.

A special segment about Laila Anderson, the St.Louis Blues' 11 year old Superfan battling terminal cancer.. and how her story should inspire each of us to do something special for someone else.