Bob Pompeani

Has he gone nuts or is he on to something?

Orlovsky.

Ah.

Yeah.

Did you know that, Lemons?

Why didn't you tell me about that before the show?

You're the beat writer.

I didn't know that you would bring it up.

Bob did.

It's the Giant Eagle Feed the Need Radiothon happening right now.

Brian Goulish from the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank is going to be in in a little while to give us an update, a tote board update.

And again, please step up in our time of need.

It's really 365 days a year over at the food bank.

But today is sort of a day we bring everything to the forefront of our attention today.

And that's by phone to donate at 412-301-3793.

You can text NEED to 50155 or you can go to the website pittsburghfoodbank.org slash NEED.

Bob, staying with that topic, over the years, from Mario to Cam Hayward to Franco to so many different Pittsburgh sports people, can you just speak of your experiences of being around the men and women who sort of make the sports scene go here and how so many of them step up like we do?

tend to concentrate sometimes, I think, on what bad things people are doing in sports.

My experience has been there's far, far more good people than bad ones in the sports world.

What's it been like interacting with all these folks over all these years on that topic?