Wendy and Marty discuss a powerful CBS story suggesting that the antidote to misinformation about vaccines is science. Click here to hear a mother of three who'd for years blamed the MMR vaccine (and herself) for her son's autism read scientific study after scientific study proving the vaccine didn't hurt her boy.

Today's Good News segment takes us to San Diego to meet 31 year old handyman Kevin Saldivar. One of four brothers raised by a single mother, Kevin tells Marty and Wendy about his commitment every May (in honor of Mother's Day) to help single mothers who struggle with small fix-its around their home, free of charge!

Wendy and Marty talk to defense attorney David Shrager about the strange local case of a 62 year old woman shot and killed by a 72 year old man she'd previously filed a PFA against. Shrager explains that, while important, protection from abuse orders are sometimes manipulated and ignored, and with deadly consequences.

Nine of every ten prescription medications Americans take every day are generics. It's big business, with the generic industry saving us an estimated $3 billion every week. But Marty and Wendy discuss a CBS News investigation suggesting some generics aren't the medical equivalent of brand name drugs, and that fact has put some sick people in serious danger.

Veterinarian Dr. Michael Hutchinson from Animal General in Cranberry talks to Wendy about a new line of dog and cat treats that have CBD, a hemp extract called cannabidiol, to help treat anxiety, stress, problems with sleeping, even panic attacks. Are these treats safe and effective?

Let's face it. Our kids don't learn the same way we did. Life today is about electronics and technology, science and new ways to do math. Wendy speaks with Gregg Behr, the executive director of the Grable Foundation, about an exciting initiative that caters to our children's creative minds in impressively innovative ways.

Wendy talks with Molly Barber, a North Hills native who starred in the 1980s Romper Room for 10 years, about the sweet and reflective podcast she's started with her daughter, Brigid. If you'd like to listen to the two, go to www.mirroredpod.com

Last month, Wendy and Marty spoke with Kathy Black from Highlands High School about her wish to offer free salon services for any students going to prom. Since our chat, Kathy has found more than fifteen volunteers to help make tonight's celebration even more special for students in financial need. Hear how one woman's idea has grown into something so special!

When Marty told Brock and me that he'd take his throat cancer back if so doing would prevent his oldest child, Sophia, from having surgery on her knee, it really hit home. There's nothing worse than watching someone you love, particularly a child, suffer. Marty updates us on Sophia's surgery this morning, and her prognosis as she pursues professional dancing.

The picture of perfect strangers Jessica Robertson and Laura Mazur crossing the finish line together after running for more than 7 hours went viral! Not because they were the two final finishers... but because of HOW they finished! Listen to Jessica and Laura tell the story from their perspective.