Marty and Wendy talk with Dr Anotonio D’Amore , a research assistant  at the department of Surgery and bio-engineering at Pitt says this story of a 3-D printed heart shows real promise and these are baby steps but it shows that this is possible in the future.  He says that at Pitt they are using technology to help with tissue engineering.  He says that he can see this in the future.

The owner of a 7-Eleven had a decision to make: Either call the cops and have the boy shoplifting from his store arrested, or speak to the kid and dig down into the reason for his theft. What happened next had other shoppers who watched it happen taking pictures and sharing the touching story online. Enjoy.

Marty and Wendy talk with Chuck Hellein, father of the Fayette County kid that was kicked out of school for telling school therapist his thoughts.  Chuck said that this will not be on his record.  Tyler said he is getting support from his classmates.

Marty and Wendy talk with Senator Pat Toomey about bi-partisan bills going after foreign entities that support illicit fentanyl imports.  The senator says he doesn’t see there being push back from the white house because the bill will go after China and trade.

Marty and Wendy talk to Father Chris Donley about his Moving a Mountain Mission, a volunteer nonprofit that takes Catholic high school students to Jamaica to volunteer for the less fortunate.

Marty and Wendy talk with attorney Eric Chaffin who is a former federal prosecutor about the video released of Chelsea Wagner and the charges brought against her.  He says that he doesn’t see much and would have gone this far.

Wendy and Marty talk with Anne Linaberger, former news director at KDKA-TV, about the toxicity of online comments that has many news organizations disabling their comment sections altogether.

Marty and Wendy talk with Chuck Hellein, the boy of the boy thrown out of school for telling school therapist about his feelings after being bullied.  The school responded and he will be meeting with the school on Monday.  Hear what the school is saying.

A police officer goes well beyond the call of duty by giving a boy (who'd been bullied at school) a birthday party he would not soon forget. Listen now as Officer Austin Lynema and 9 year old Thomas Daniel describe how they met and why they'll be pals forever.

Somer Obernauer from Obernauer Insurance Agency talks to Wendy and Marty about how real technologies being used by insurance agencies right now may well impact how much you pay for coverage (and the policies you qualify for) down the road.