Marty and Wendy talk with Pastor James Hogan of McKees Rocks about the overly-PC world is preventing us from having honest discussions about the problems in our inner-city neighborhoods.

This week is the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, and Kidsburgh has a guide to how you can join in the excitement!  There are all kinds of new programs at the Carnegie Science Center for their “Summer of Space”, and we’ll show you how it’s both a celebration and also an incredible learning experience about science, space and the Pittsburghers who helped make the mission possible.

Marty and Wendy talk with KD-TV's Andy Sheehan.  Andy did a story where he talked to church officials who say that attendance is down 9 percent and donations are down 11 percent.  Andy says he has heard that some churches donations have dropped by 50 percent.

When three teens came upon a woman whose car had died (and who couldn't afford a tow), they decided to push her vehicle four miles to her home.

Marty talks with attorney Alan Perer about the church victim fund deadline of July 31st.  He says that the public will never know if you come forward, only the attorneys and the church will know.

Wendy and Marty talk to 68 year old Gary Agate about his upcoming trip to walk more than 1,200 miles from Pittsburgh to Orlando, all to raise money for a new library in Pitcairn.

Wendy and Marty talk with Dr Sansea Jacobson, an associate Professor of Psychiatry at Pitt.  Dr. Jacobson talked about STAR, Services Teens At Risk.  She said that childhood suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death of kids from ages 10-24.  Dr Jacobson says that there are specific things you can look at to see if kids are struggling.

Wendy and Marty chat with Orlando pet lover Chris Van Dorn who dresses up as Batman to save shelter animals all across America from euthanasia.

Marty and Wendy talk with Hefren Tillotson's Jayme Meredith.  Jayme says that a slow down of the China economy could have a ripple affect through the rest of the world.  He also says that investors are more affected by the slow down then consumers are.

Marty is joined by Tyrone Zeigler who is trying to rehabilitate the Tigerland Wave Pool that has been shut down since 2002, He needs to raise 80,000 dollars or materials. He shares an itemized list of what he needs and how much it will cost.  If you can help him out find him on facebook at Tiger Land Wave Pool.