A lot can happen before 9 in the morning. Catch up with Larry, John, Shelley and the KDKA Morning News on AM 1020 KDKA. On-line at kdkaradio.com
Adam Hall Laces Up with Larry and John
The Pens-Flyers series is finally here, and the winner will determine who plays for the Stanley Cup. Larry and John talk to Pens' winger Adam Hall about the playoffs...
The Economics of Mothers' Day
Mothers' Day is a big day for retailers, and marketing guru Dr Audrey Guskey tells Larry and John why. Will you be buying Mom something special with your stimulus check?
Flowers for Mom May Cost More This Year
What's better then sending Mom some flowers for Mothers' Day? Larry and John talk to Pittsburgh Cut Flower President Bob Lutholtz about the flower business and how busy it is for Mothers' Day.
Pittsburgher Is In Control of the US Nuclear Stockpile
A Pittsburgher is in control of the entire US nuclear weapon stockpile, and he's heading back to the region. This isn't a James Bond villian, it's Maj General Robert Smolen, who joins Larry and John to discuss his role as head of nuclear weapons.
Student Body Reacts to WVU President Controversy
Controversy continues over an ill-awarded degree from WVU. Now the student body is getting into the mix as calls for University President Mike Garrison to step down get louder. SGA President Jason Parsons tells Larry and John what the students are saying.
$2.99 a Gallon of Gas for Three Years
You can now lock in your gas price at $2.99 a gallon, provided you buy a new Dodge, Chrysler, or Jeep. What's the catch? Steve Peterson of Pleasant Hills Chrysler/Jeep explains to Larry and John how it works.
New Ways to Quit Smoking
Quiting smoking is hard enough without all the confusion of what techniques actually work. The US Health Department has released an updated list of techniques to quit smoking, and Dr Michael Fiore joins Larry and John to smoke out the info.
Weather Channel Sexual Harassment Brings Up Many Issues
A recent story about Weather Channel and a sexual harassment charge between two prominent anchors and their bosses' response has brought up many employment law issues. Larry and John talk to local employment attorney Helen Kotler on what the law says.
Aerobatic Pilot in Wings Over Pittsburgh Prepares for 3rd Iraq Tour
National Guard pilot Major John Klatt has been to Iraq twice, and before he heads back to Iraq for a third tour, he'll be performing in Wings Over Pittsburgh this weekend with his aerobatic flying manuevers. Larry and John get his story...
Clinton & Obama- What Comes Next?
Clinton wins Indiana, and Obama wins North Carolina- but what does that do to the race? Larry and John talk to political expert Dr Gerry Schuester about where we go from here.
Voices of the Week
Voices of the Week, May 4 -10, 2008
Will Barack Obama become the Democratic candidate for President? A shooting in the South Side leaves many questions, and the Pens get ready face the Flyers. All part of the "Voices of the Week" from News Radio 1020 KDKA.
Voices of the Week, April 20 - 26, 2008
Hillary gets a big win in the Keystone State. Economic worries are causing stress on people's pocketbooks, and attention is called to the problems of crime in Wilkinsburg. News Radio 1020 KDKA looks back with the "Voices of the Week."
Voices of the Week, April 13 - 19, 2008
Pope Benedict XVI brings a message of peace to America. The memories of the Virginia Tech shootings linger one year later, and the Penguins sweep away the Senators. All part of the "Voices of the Week" from News Radio 1020 KDKA.
Voices of the Week, March 30 - April 5, 2008
A house fire claims the lives of 10 people in Jefferson County. Could city and county governments merge? An d the assasination of Martin Luther King is being remembered 40 years later. News Radio 1020 KDKA looks back with the "Voices of the Week."
Voices of the Week, March 23 - 29, 2008
Hillary Clinton comes clean to Larry Richert over her 1996 trip to Bosnia. Plus, The high price of oil is having an effect on the long haulers. All part of the past seven days as News Radio 1020 KDKA presents the "Voices of the Week."
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Shelley Duffy Information Minutes
Need something to talk about around the water cooler? Give Shelley Duffy a minute--she'll give you a world of interesting tidbits.
Get Away for the Spring
Spring can not always be kind when it comes to the weather. Shelley Duffy has some help for the weather weary to get out of town in this InfoMinute on travel deals.
Teens and Safe Driving
There's a new study about what teens feel about safe driving. Shelley Duffy explains in this InfoMinute.
Scents from Your Cell Phone
Ever wonder what it would be like to have different scents like baking cookies or roses be released from your cell phone? People in Japan did, and Shelley Duffy has all the info in this InfoMinute.
CBS 60 Minutes
PODCAST - 60 MINUTES: 05/04/08
The Dallas County District Attorney's Office and the Innocence Project of Texas work together to re-examine cases; Mary Tillman talks about the case of her son, Pat, killed by friendly fire; Dr. Paul Farmer delivers medical care in Third World countries.
PODCAST - 60 MINUTES: 04/27/08
Bob Simon gets an inside look at one of the most vigilant military forces in the world -- the Israeli Air Force. And Leslie Stahl sits down with perpetually controversial Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Those stories, plus Andy Rooney, on this week
PODCAST - 60 MINUTES: 04/20/08
U.S. Special Forces in Afghanistan tell Lara Logan about a deadly two-day battle against the Taliban; New research suggests that gastric bypass surgery can alleviate diabetes, sleep apnea and cut the risk of obesity-related cancers. Lesley Stahl reports
PODCAST - 60 MINUTES: 04/13/08
The judge most responsible for fighting corruption in Iraq is now a refugee living in the United States. There's been a possible breakthrough in the fight against cancer, and it came not from a doctor, but from a patient. And the National Youth Orchestra
PODCAST - 60 MINUTES: 04/06/08
Chinas major investment in the US economy may put us in an awkward position. Pentagon insider Douglas Feith admits mistakes were made in the runup to the Iraq War, but insists he was not the one who made them. NASA is trying to get us back to the moon, a
Fred Honsberger
Pittsburgh's Big Talker Fred Honsberger is usually in the middle of an issue. Unless he started it. Hear what he has to say on AM 1020 KDKA.
Newsmaker Interview: May 9th
Fred and State Rep Don Walko talk about larger Bingo pots supporting non profit groups
Newsmaker Interview: May 8th
Jason Altmire is an undecided SUPERdelegate? Is he feeling pressure from the Demorcatic party to make a decision? Fred Honsberger asks him.
Marty gets a local man's stem cell transplant authorized
Marty talks to Attorney Regis McClelland about his client Bill Wangler about his fight for a stem cell transplant. While on the show Attorney McClelland gets the call for authorization...Listen In!
