Wendy and Marty talk with attorney Phil DiLucente about the Florida case involving parents suing Tiger Woods for his restaurant over-serving their son, who worked there as a bartender. Who's responsible? And why aren't PA bars and restaurants required to carry insurance to protect against (and pay damages for) such claims?

If life seems too overwhelming at times, take a minute and click on this story. Marty and Wendy speak with Geri Whalen, a 39 year old mother of three whose life is on the line. With her kidney function at zero percent, Geri survives on dialysis and prays for a kidney transplant. To learn more, check out [email protected], or call the living donor help line at (412) 359-4441.

When  a 9 year old boy starts crying during his martial arts test because of the pain in his hand, his instructor is wise enough to know that "boys don't cry" is a lie, and that's what he gently explains to his young student. Video of their discussion went viral and touched a nerve in Marty and Wendy. Click here to listen to instructor Jason Wilson's wisdom about life, love, and preventing violence.

Wendy and Marty speak with the executive director of Alabama's ACLU about his state senate's passage of the most strict anti-abortion bill in the country. Click here to hear why Randall Marshall says the bill punishes victims of rape and incest and has little chance of overturning Roe v. Wade.

Attorney General Josh Shapiro talks to Wendy and Marty about his new lawsuit again Purdue Pharma, the company that makes ​Oxycontin, claiming the company's reps aggressively marketed to PA doctors. Click here to listen as Shapiro describes the half-MILLION visits Purdue reps made to PA doctors since 2007, more than any other state except California.

Wendy and Marty interview freshly-minted Seton Hill grad Steele Eckenrode, the recipient of his university's President's Award for Service. Listen to his remarkable words of encouragement to other young people about getting involved in giving back.

Marty and Wendy talk to KDKA-TV investigative reporter Andy Sheehan who broke the story about Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Anthony Hamlet (and four administrators) taking an unauthorized trip to Cuba.

Wendy and Marty discuss the Alabama bill that would criminalize abortion and directly oppose Roe v. Wade with CBS News correspondent Jim Krasula. The Alabama Senate is voting on the bill this afternoon.

Marty and Wendy talk to personal injury attorney Rob Peirce about today's landmark $2 billion award for a California couple who were both diagnosed with cancer after using weedkiller Roundup for years. Peirce represents several Roundup plaintiffs and discusses their likelihood of their cases being heard and/or settled.

Marty and Wendy talk with local doctor David MacIsaac about vaccines and the anti-vaccine movement that has put kids lives at risk.  He tells them why you must listen to science and doctors about the safety of the vaccines to prevent the spread of disease.  He says people are just short changing their kids.