Mike Pintek

In the last hour of the tribute show, host Rob Pratte plays segements from Mike's last show on the air. 

KDKA continues to celebrate the legacy of Mike Pintek in the second hour of his trubute show. Rob Pratte plays cuts of Pintek talking on one of his last High School Tour stops at Beaver High School and commentary from the Sandusky scandal. Robert Mangino and Judge Bob Dzvonick join Rob to talk about memories they have of Mike. 

Rob Pratte hosts this special tribute show to remember Mike Pintek, playing cuts from some of his time on the air including his announcement of his struggle with cancer.  

In the final hour of Friday's show, Ellis goes further into Cardinal Wuerl's resignation and asks the listeners, what they feel needs to be done to get things back on track for the Catholic Church. Should more than Wuerl be expected to leave? Hear what he and the callers think.

In the opening hour of Friday's show, Ellis covers a wide range of topics including how we should legally handle Americans who were helping ISIS, Paul Manafort's plea deal and a food theif from Giant Eagle. 

In the second hour of Friday's show, Ellis transitions to the latest news involving the Catholic Church, and how Cardinal Wuerl has filed for resignation. Ellis gives his thoughts on the issue and then goes to the phone lines for the listeners perspective. 

Ellis finishes out today's show by continuing conversations with callers about Trump's tweets regarding Puerto Rico.

Ellis Cannon continues to dicuss the death toll from the two hurricanes in Puerto Rico and takes callers on the issue. 

President Trump tweeted today that 3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico. Ellis Cannon has something to say about that and takes callers. 

Rest in Paradise, Mike Pintek. 

Rest in Paradise, Mike Pintek. Ellis opens the show with guest caller, Jim Lokay, who shares fond memories of Mike. Followed by opening the line to callers for more kind words. 

It's a sad day at KDKA Radio. Ellis Cannon opens the show with fond memories of Mike Pintek and respects. He then opens the show to callers to share their memories and loving feelings of Mike. 

In the final hour of Tuesday's show, Ellis asks callers what they remember about 9-11 and how it has shaped them and the world we live in. 

In the second hour of Tuesday's show, Ellis brings asks the listeners, how would our nation react if a 9-11 type of event were to take place today? Would the nation still be able to unite as it did back in 2001? Or are we too divided to come together?

Ellis opens the show asking callers, what does the day of September 11, 2001 mean to them. He asks, as time goes on, does our society begin to forget about that tragic day that took place 17 years ago. If not now, will we ever forget? 

Weather, Camping and 9/11 are among the topics Ellis chose to close on in his final segment. 

Ellis continues the show with multiple topics, including rain fall, issues in Russia and more.

Is anyone else tired of rain? Following a full weekend of consistent rain, Ellis opens the show to disucss the rainy days with his listeners.

Ellis Cannon filling in for Mike Pintek today talked about how he forgot his anniversary and Obama's speech at the University of Illinois.  

Ellis Cannon might have messed up with the missus. He got some advice from while discussing the most recent jobs report ahead of a big weekend in Pittsburgh.