Attorney Jason Luckasevic joins Marty and Wendy to discuss a ground-breaking lawsuit attempting to prove his years playing football led to a local firefighter's ALS diagnosis .

Former US Attorney David Hickton tells Wendy and Marty about the case against the biggest cyber criminal - from Russia - whose stolen hundreds of millions of dollars from Americans and underscores the risk the Kremlin poses to safe and secure US elections.

Sandy MacNeill traveled 1,800 miles from his home in Fredericton, Canada, to enjoy some sunshine in Indian Rocks Beach, Florida, not knowing that the CPR training he'd received 20 years earlier would come into play one morning. Listen as he tells Marty and Wendy about the remarkable connection he learned he had with the man whose life he saved.

It's one thing to THINK your child is a good, kind person. It's a different thing altogether to watch them in action, when they don't know you're watching. Listen now as one mom discovers that her son - and his friends - have true hearts of gold.

It's prom season! That means dresses and tuxedos, hair, makeup and shoes! But at the Highlands School District in Natrona Heights, Phys. Ed. teacher Kathy Black saw an opportunity to save her students a considerable amount of money. Listen as she tells Wendy about the volunteers she's looking for to provide clothing and services (barbers, hair stylists and makeup artists) to help Highlands high schoolers look great (for free) on one of their most exciting nights!

Twenty years ago this past weekend, Darrell Scott's daughter, Rachel Joy, became the first victim of the Columbine High School Massacre. In a touching interview, Darrell tells Wendy about the surprises he learned about his daughter after she had passed away.

Former Olympic gold medalist and Pitt Women's head basketball coach Suzie McConnell Serio talks to Wendy about teaching girls to become great competitors. The two discuss the mixed messages girls often get about striving against others and what parents can do to teach them positive ways to compete.

When UK-born Ross Edmondson decided to go after his dream and fly around the world, his announcement became big news in Pittsburgh. Why? Edmondson keeps his plane right here in Zelienople and plans to take off from the Zelienople Municipal Airport coming up on May 6. He tells Wendy about his more than 40,000 mile journey and why it will take him a full year to complete.

The video of him staggering, slumped over the arms of fellow runners went viral. Now, hear from Boston Marathon runner Chris Fernandez about the Pittsburgh man who helped him cross the finish line as he unknowingly spiked a 108 degree fever.

Amanda Cope  from Positive Recovery Solutions, was an addict herself before she met a nurse at Braddock Hospital.  Amanda later became a nurse so she could pay it forward and help those with addiction find recovery.