Wendy and Marty talk with CBS Military analyst Major Mike Lyons about the women's soccer team.  Mike was upset  about the way the women's national team celebrated and let the flag hit the ground.  He also said that the players who dislike the president said they themselves are acting just like the president.

When Rameil Pitamber got out of prison, he asked an unlikely person to be his mentor: the police officer who put him behind bars.

Wendy and her producer explain the process of taking callers and how sometimes we don't have the time because of sports, business, and the hated commercial break.

Wendy chats with Henriette Clark whose business helps expectant mothers connect quickly, easily and affordably with their unborn babies.

Wendy talks to former secret service officer Ron Layton about what really goes into protecting the president and how much it really cost from a security perspective.  Ron told Wendy it cost 50,000 dollars a day when the president travels.

Wendy can't believe the bias of CBS news and is tired of the lack journalistic integrity in news today.

Magee Women's Hospital now uses digital footprints for babies that can be used anytime in the future in the case of a missing child or natural disaster.

If the quitter inside you needs some inspiration, enjoy this story about 95 year old Ernie Andrus who's running across America for the most honorable reason.

Wendy talks with Dr Mike Hutchinson from Animal General in Cranberry.  They talk about your dogs and fireworks as well as getting your dog safe in this heat.

Wendy talks with Todd DiPastino from the Veterans Breakfast Club.  They talk about the importance of talking with the WWII vets and hearing their stories before its to late.