Lynn Cullen Live

We're starting the show this morning by discussing yesterday's Southwest emergency landing.

It’s Tuesday, so that means Susan is joining Lynn today.

We're covering the New Yorker piece by Adam Davidson stating this is the end stage of the Trump presidency.

Welcome to Friday! We've made it to the end of the week. Here's more information on the endangered "punk" turtle we've been discussing this morning.

Trump's tweets about bombing leading Syria and Russia to start moving items, and people out.

We've got a special guest on the show today - writer Eric Lidji. He's talking to Lynn about his writing and Pittsburgh.

Lynn and Susan are talking all about Trump today so far, and the people associated with him.

New England Confectionary Company, who makes Clark Bar and Necco Wafers, is on the verge of going out of business if no one buys the company soon.

Today we're discussing the removal of an art billboard on the corner of Highland and Baum in East Liberty.

The big story we're talking about this morning is the sending of the National Guard to protect the border from the caravan coming from Honduras.

Lynn and guest Jared Day are covering the political spectrum

On the lighter side today, interesting words we don’t have in English like tsundoku, the act of buying books and letting them pile up without reading them.

Our special guest caller today is Carol Kuniholm co-founder and chair of Fair Districts PA, a non-partisan, all-volunteer coalition working on redistricting reform in Pennsylvania.

Utah's "free-range" parenting law is the topic of discussion right now. Do you think it's a good idea?

Roseanne reboot, additional ways China is monitoring their people (a follow up to yesterday’s discussion), and the death of Johan van Hulst, a Dutch man who saved hundreds of Jewish children during the Holocaust

Lynn discusses how much of our private data we share with companies like Google and Facebook

Lynn and her sister, Susan, discuss gun control and more.

Lynn discusses the Parkland students, this past weekend's march, and their impact on the future.

Today's in-studio guest is author Dennis Palumbo.

Lynn discusses Facebook user data and more.