Wendy talks with former Pitt and NFL player Dorin Dickerson, who will be joining Wendy every Friday to give us his take on the college football and the NFL.  He says he was drafted the same year as AB and says he knows him and he thinks the fame and money has went to his head.  He needs to "just play football".

When Caren Teves son, Alex, was shot and killed in the Aurora movie theatre shooting seven years ago, she and her husband started a mission to stop media outlets from giving killers the notoriety they crave.

When Theresa Nagy-Boone's parents told her they planned to ride out Hurricane Dorian inside their Pelican Point vacation home last weekend on Grand Bahama Island, she urged them to please come home to Pittsburgh. By the time Dorian had grown to a category 5 storm, Randy and Silvia Nagy were stuck. There was no way out. Listen now as Theresa explains to Wendy the harrowing wait to hear whether her parents survived and how a friend she'd grown up with in the Bahamas risked his own life to find them.

13 year old Chase Neyland-Square started a community closet at his middle school in Port Allen, Louisianna, to help fellow students in need.

Wendy couldn't believe this story when she saw the headline.  She is tired of all the people playing victims in this world.  There are real victims out there that get hurt and can't get the attention that Jesse Smollett got with his lie.

Democrat Presidential candidates talk about their broad-reaching climate policies and how you will end up paying for them.  Find out what listeners think about all this change the politicians are talking about.

Mayor Bill Peduto came out and said if you don't like the panhandling downtown then you can go shop at the mall.  Wendy talked with the owner of Laurie's Hallmark in 5th Avenue Place to find out how a business owner feels about what the mayor said.  She also found out how angry the community is about what the mayor said too.

A mother had only twenty dollars for a pair of shoes for her son.  He was having a hard time finding a pair until a complete stranger stepped in and bought him any pair of shoes he wanted.

Wendy talks with school board member from District 3 Sala Udin.  Udin says that if we don't teach kids how to read by the third grade that these student will not succeed.  He also says that parents need to be involved before their kids even go to school.

Wendy sounds off about the broken school system and the test score that show the school system is failing.  She wants to know how Anthony Hamlet still has a job.