Thomas Gamley from McKeesport has applied to over 300 jobs and still hasn't landed a job. He joined Marty and Wendy to discuss his process and what he hopes to find;.

State Rep. Daryl Metcalf joins Wendy and Marty to talk about his House Bill 286 - also known as the Informed Consent Act. Why he said it's fair legislation prohibiting the discrimination of people who choose not to vaccinate and not an "anti-vaxxer" bill.

Wendy and Marty talk to Las Vegas father Josh Wahrer, whose nonverbal 6 year old autistic son was beaten by a teacher with a wooden pointer. Hear what happened when Wahrer went to court for his son to wear a GPS tracker with a listening device to school.

When Megan and David Green's 16-month-old daughter, Kinsley, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the Huntsville, AL, couple scrambled to get enough sick days off work so David could be with his daughter (and not lose his teaching job, or his medical insurance.) Megan tells Marty and Wendy how she and her husband were blown away when fellow teachers donated 100 of their sick days so David could be right by his little girl's side.

She witnessed a hit-and-run driver mow down her grandfather and flee the scene. Then, she watched her grandfather die. Today, Lauren Gerritsen identified that driver, who was arrested and put in jail. Lauren tells her horrifying story to Wendy and Marty.

Wendy and Marty talk to Kidsburgh's Kristine Sorensen Griffin about ten popular apps our kids may be logging onto that could be downright dangerous.​ Kristine tells us about several seemingly harmless apps that could have dangerous or negative aspects.

The historic Northeast Fountain in Allegheny Commons Park on the North Side hasn't sprayed any water since the 1960s. (You have to listen to this interview to hear how the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy even DISCOVERED the old fountain! Holy Cow!) Marty and Wendy speak with Erin Tobin from the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy and NRG's Dave Shrader about the labor of love that brought new life to a piece of Pittsburgh history.

When Acie Burleson had a life event that turned him to God, he felt  born again. So he decided to take his heart and his feet on the road... in as big way. The 34 year old father of four is walking from his hometown just outside Charleston, SC to the Grand Canyon carrying a large wooden cross, much like Jesus's. Listen as he describes to Wendy and Marty some of the incredble experiences he's had along the way.

An Allegheny County man has tested positive for the measles. Wendy and Marty talk to Dr. Kristen Mertz from the Allegheny County Health Department about where the man was out in public while he was contagious and what you need to do should you start to worry you've contracted the disease, too.

Marty and Wendy talk with DA Stephen Zappala about next Wednesday's Senior Justice and Wellness Expo, an event featuring consumer and health care advocates to help Pittsburgh senior citizens avoid scams and receive the city's best wellness care.