Marty Talks with John Sakoian from Command Excellence about the active shooter drill that took place at Penn Trafford.  People are upset that the person playing the shooter was wearing an Arab head dress.

A recovering cocaine addict and alcoholic, Daniela Luzi Tudor knows how difficult it is to move from rehab to sobriety. In fact, 85% of addicts relapse within 60 days. So Tudor helped develop WeConnect, an app that helps recovering addicts with positive reinforcement and reminders about their goals.

Marty and Wendy discuss the controversial move by the College Board to include an "adversity score" with students' SAT scores. The idea to help level the college admissions socioeconomic field is a direct response to the college admissions scandal. Listen now to hear the head of the College Board defend the move.

How can non Hodgkin's Lymphoma be a blessing? Wendy and Marty speak with a man whose cancer fight led to an incredible discovery: a brother! Click here to hear how Walt Gordy learned one of his close friends was actually related to him -- and how they found out after they'd been friends for more than a decade!

Marty and Wendy talk with Kristine about teaching kids how to golf and the programs that are around our region to make it accessible to any kid.

Marty and Wendy talk to KDKA-TV investigative reporter Andy Sheehan as he digs deeper into Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Hamlet's alleged misuse of district money and resources.

Wendy and Marty snag Alabama senator Bobby Singleton between senate sessions and ask him his thoughts about his state's strict anti-abortion law. Click here for the senator's thoughts on men making decisions about women's bodies.

When 22 year old Savannah Allen learned that she may not get her dental hygienist degree at the University of Cincinnati's Blue Ash College because of her color-blindness, every single one of the forty students in the program with her chipped in to change her view.. of the world! Click here to listen as Savannah puts on the $400 colorblind corrective glasses and, for the first time, sees color!!

Marty and Wendy talk to Cliff Ayers, single father of sweet 4 year old Lily, about his little girl's desperate need for a new heart. Click here to listen to this special family's plea for help as father and daughter travel a road no one should have to navigate.

Facial recognition programs are used all over the world, in ports of entry, by police departments, and at airports. But now, San Francisco has become the first US city to outlaw the technology. Former US Attorney David Hickton explains how glitches with the programs have led to an outcry about its potential abuse.