The same day the Vatican released new norms for the church against those who abuse or cover abuse up, Marty and Wendy speak with local clergy-abuse victim Jim Vansickle about whether the Holy See's moves are too little, too late.

Josh Shapiro swings by the station to discuss how the Attorney General's office is cracking down on insurance fraud, a $2 billion a year business that costs the average US family between $400 and $700 per year.

When a woman in Columbia, MO, bought a book at her neighborhood Target store, she was surprised to find a $5 bill tucked inside its pages with a pink post-it-note. Listen now to hear what that note said, and how a stranger's simple words encouraged the book buyer to start her own acts of kindness.

Marty and Wendy discuss a new report suggesting more than 47 million doses of legally-prescribed opioids were stolen from their rightful recipients in 2018. Who took roughly two-thirds of them? Doctors and nurses.

Marty and Wendy speak with Val DiGiorgio, the chairman of the PA GOP, about democrat state rep Brian Sims harassing women outside a Planned Parenthood in his neighborhood. Calling his behavior "despicable," DiGiorgio says that at the very least, Sims should be investigated.

Wendy and Marty play the Facebook Live video state representative Brian Sims shot outside a Planned Parenthood facility in his Philadelphia district. In it, Rep. Sims berates women praying peacefully outside the clinic and offers a cash reward to anyone who can identify the protesters and share their addresses with him.

Baltimore's WJZ-TV fired longtime news anchor Mary Bubala for a question Bubala asked during a live, on set interview that some viewers considered racist and sexist. Marty and Wendy bring Lynne Hayes Freeland into the conversation to gauge her feelings about the news anchor's words.

Days after Edinboro University officially stopped funding the personal assistants several dozen students living with disabilities rely on to attend school, former student Lee Hassinger tells Marty and Wendy how the change will impact his fellow students' studies... and their lives.

Marty and Wendy speak with former US Attorney David Hickton about ways to prevent gun violence at our schools. Arming teachers isn 't the answer, Hickton says. Click here to learn what he says is.

Former federal prosecutor and attorney Eric Chaffin joins Marty and Wendy to talk about the letter that almost 700 prosecutors as well as former prosecutors signed saying they believe the president did obstruct justice.  Attorney Chaffin was one of them that sign the letter.