Several kids all over the city have an interest in playing baseball, but unfortunately, do not have the means to buy the equipment to join a team. Pittsburgh Pirates Director of Community Outreach, Joel Gray, joins Rick to break down the details of a charity event collecting sports goods for these underprivileged kids.

After healthcare workers, teachers and students were some of the most affected groups during the Covid Pandemic. People speculated how remote learning would affect students in the long run. Author, Lori Lynn, joins Rick to talk about what students are going through as they try to catch up on education.

Access to vaccines is just one tool in the fight against Covid-19, and until recently, they weren't always available in the Hill District. Dr. Tracey Conti is the chair of family medicine with UPMC, and she joins Rick to talk about a new facility that will improve vaccine accessibility. 

Everyone has at least heard of Roger & Hammerstein's show "Oklahoma"... well this isn't your Daddy's "Oklahoma". Rick talks to actress Barbara Walsh about her experiences acting, in the touring edition of Oklahoma and throughout her career. She first appeared in the production nearly four decades ago, but this time around, it is different.

Arch Maharja is the director of business graduate programs at Point Park University. He joined Rick Dayton on KDKA Radio Monday afternoon to talk about the No Surprises Act that was put in place January 1. Maharja says it is an important piece of legislation to protect patients from high out-of-network costs associated with medical care.