Dallas Mavericks owner and Pittsburgh native Mark Cuban joins Marty to talk about how he's been impacted by coronavirus. He talks about what this all means for small businesses, how he'll keep helping the employees of the Dallas Mavericks along with many other businesses, and discusses the importantance of sports whenever they end up returning.

Ian Rosenberger of Day Owl joins Marty to talk about how his company is making masks to help the community.

Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald gives his daily update on the coronavirus situation. He said he saw people enjoying the weather in parks but doing a good job spacing away from each other.

Bill Sarris of Sarris Candies joins Marty to talk about an idea he has to help kids in the community.

Michelle Manfred, a member of Row House, explains how the company is still helping people stay active and work out during the coronavirus shutdown.

Mike Donovan joins Marty to talk about his pharmacy that specifically focuses on helping senior citizens and nursing homes. He talks about the obstacles he's facing during these tough times.

Marty's friend Jeff Cohen joins the show to talk about his business and how everyone has to find a way to get through these tough times.

Marty's cousin Rick joins the show to talk about how he's feeling after getting coronavirus. He explains there's never been anything like this before but he's trying to stay positive, and healthwise, he's been feeling better lately.

Car dealer Richard Bazzy joins Marty to explain that car dealers have been affected greatly by the coronavirus ecinomically, and he wishes there was a way to still do business.

John Galley of UPMC joins Marty to talk about the nice gesture UPMC is doing for its employees in terms of their pay during these stressful times.