Susan, a Mt. Lebo mother, who's son is on the rifle team said it has been great for her son; he really enjoys it.  They have a great coach and it has taught her son responsibility and discipline.  She added that the guns aren't in the school, the team travels for a sportsman club for practice.  Retired Colonel Val Finnell joined Marty and Wendy also to talk about Mt. Lebo wanting to do away with the rifle team.

Tim Rush a retired police officer joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the importance of organ donation.  Tim has a disease called IGA Nephropathy, which is non-curable Kidney disease.  He has had it his whole and is checked yearly; over the years his kidney function has decreased.  Tim and his wife met with doctors and they said now is the time to get a donor.  He will be receiving a donor Kidney from his wife.

Susanne Alexander joined Marty and Wendy to talk about breakthrough research on ALS by the University of Pittsburgh

Auditor Eugene DePasquale joined Marty and Wendy to talk about the financial situation of the Penn Hills School District.

Attorney and former federal prosecutor Eric Chaffin joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to talk about Michael Cohen's testimony and questioning from yesterday.  Eric Chaffin says he thought Cohen handled himself well and was struck by how credible he was.

Kidsburgh's Kristine Sorensen joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about an amazing Lawrenceville crossing guard, Cathy Gamble!  She brings joy to everyone who crosses the street! Visit Kidsburgh.org for more info.

Robert Hester, a writer and photographer for Pittverse, a magazine that proudly represents the introspection and creativity of adults on the Autism spectrum joined Marty Griffin and Wendy Bell to talk about the magazine.

Peter DeAnello, the regional Partnership Manager for the State of Pennsylvania with Rachel's Challenge joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to react to yesterdays interview with Lynn Como, the Assistant Principal at South Park Middle School where they talked about Rachel's Challenge and the event that was at the school yesterday.  Peter DeAnello also shared what Rachel's Challenge is and what their mission is.  Peter DeAnello had reached out to Wendy after Rachel's father reached out to him yesterdays interview was amazing.

White Oak Mayor Ina Marton joined Wendy Bell and Marty Griffin to talk about how the lifestyle website, Best Life has declared White Oak the most boring town in Pennsylvania.  Mayor Marton said she is happy about it because it makes them unique.  She has lived there her whole life and is honored to be Mayor.