Kidsburgh's Kristine Sorensen joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to talk about a brand new law in the city of Pittsburgh that protects pregnant women.  This law also protects their partner no matter their gender, if they are married or not or living together or not.  It also protects women who have already had children or are trying to become pregnant.  This law doesn't allow a company to discriminate because you  are pregnant; so you can't be passed over for a promotion if you pregnant or trying to become pregnant.

Attorney and former federal prosecutor Eric Chaffin joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the Jussie Smollett case and how all the charges were dropped against him yesterday.

Marty and Wendy are joined a guest who uploaded a video of a peaceful protest gone wrong.

This segment, Wendy and Marty are joined by Maj Toure, the founder of Black Guns Matter. They discuss the positive message his group is trying to spread, specifically encouraging responsible gun ownership, instead of more laws.

Marty and Wendy are joined by the Deputy Assistant Director of the Office of Strategic Intelligence, Ron Layton. Listen as he shares stories from his experience with 4 presidential administrations, as well as give his opinion about the current state of politics.

Attorney Bill Difenderfer joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to react to the verdict in the Michael Rosfeld trial.  Bill Difenderfer says that no one can counter act that Antwon Rose had been in the car involved in a drive by shooting just moments before.  Rosfeld was told to get to the scene where shots were fired and it was a very dangerous situation he acted how he was trained and how he was supposed to.  Bill Difenderfer says Rosfeld didn't wake up wanting to kill anyone.

Attorney Chuck Pascal joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the racist billboard in Worthington, Armstrong County.  The digital billboard says things like; "Coal Minors had it worse than slaves" and "Whites have rights too" and most recently it referrers to the Michael Rosfeld trial and says, "Legal system works, Justice served, get over it,"  Chuck Pascal says the billboard has been getting progressively worse over the last few months.  He also shares some background on the guy who owns the billboard.

Chick-fil-A has been banned from the San Antonio Airport. Councilman Roberto Trevino told Marty and Wendy the details.

Former North Versailles Police Chief Vince Dicenzo joined Marty and Wendy to discuss training of police officers.

Jasiri X talked with Marty and Wendy about if there is an action plan in place for activists based on a verdict in the trial of former East Pittsburgh Police Officer Michael Rosfeld.