Marty and Wendy talk with Jeff Gottfried, who co-authored a study for Pew Research that said that people are afraid of "Fake News".  He says that it does seem to fall in line with each party.

Wendy and Marty speak with 25 year old Sueretta Emke about the night she was kicked out of a Golden Corral because the restaurant manager said her shorts and crop top offended other patrons.

Wendy and Marty talk with Sondra Hathaway.  Her sister Geri who we talked to two weeks ago finally got the kidney she has been waiting for.  Her sister said the surgery was a success and she is coming home this week.

Marty and Wendy talk with Gary Van Horn from the Delta foundation about the PRIDE weekend and the turnout.  They also talk about the Lavender scare which was when the government rooted out and fired gay governmental workers.

Our insatiable appetite for selfies suggests we are no longer a nation of "we" but are instead too commonly focused on "me."

When 87 year old Earl Livingston went to buy a Mega Millions ticket, he fell and broke his hip. Listen to hear how he still hit it big, thanks to the hospital workers who took care of him.

As actress Marcia Cross reveals she has anal cancer, she learns her husband's throat cancer a few years earlier was also caused by the virus.

When animal lovers saw her photo with the 4,000 pound black giraffe she's just killed, they went nuts. But a little digging into the truth....

Since the terrible shooting 20 years ago, Columbine High School has been a macabre magnet of fascination. Is it time to tear down the school and make a new start?

Wendy goes to Alberta, Canada, and talks with Stephen Mills who wowed his family by opening a century-old safe that hadn't been cracked in decades.