Lynn Cullen Live

International Rescue Committee president David Miliband, and his belief that no refugee programs will exist in the United States by the end of Trump’s term

Traffic on the way in this morning is causing Lynn to think about humanity.

It's a somber day here today. Lynn is starting the show discussing journalist integrity.

It’s Election Day! Go out and vote.

We're starting out the week reminding everyone in the area that tomorrow is the primary.

We've made it to Friday, but next Tuesday is the primary election.

Lynn and Joanne Rogers are having a great conversation on today's show. Tune in to hear what they have to say.

First the Attorney General of New York, Eric Schneiderman has resigned following a report on allegations of assault by multiple women.

Lynn is starting off the show discussing a German exam question written in English.

The Pittsburgh Marathon is this weekend, and its got Lynn ranting about parking in the city this morning.

There's a lot going on in Washington DC again today. Lynn is discussing whether Trump is going to regret hiring Rudy Giuliani.

Some sad news today for the Peregrine Falcons who have been causing trouble for construction workers on the building next door to their nest.

We've started this Tuesday show by getting Susan's thoughts on the Michelle Wolf speech.

Bill Cosby was found guilty, Trump's appearance on Fox & Friends yesterday, and the meeting of North and South Korea.

We're talking about Dr. Ronny Jackson withdrawing his name to avoid the congressional hearing.

Lynn has found information about Don Blankenship who is running for Senate in West Virginia.

Tuesday means Susan is on the phone with us.

Lynn is starting the show discussing teachers, and how early years education truly influences people.

Lynn's discussing various topics including correct airplane safety procedures, the Peregrine Falcon nest at The Cathedral of Learning, the released Comey memos, NASA's new head, and much more.

Lynn is starting off the show this morning remembering Pittsburgh's great Bruno Sammartino.