WDUN Morning Show

Bud Hughes of Bud's Garage took time to visit Maine Street to share his Christmas song "He is Born." He even invited Bill to play keyboard!

Harris Blackwood visited Maine Street to share a Christmas story of a simpler time and a great remembrance of broadcast days gone by.

Rosann Kent Director of Appalachian Studies at the Historic Vickery House through the University of North Georgia shares a tale of a wildlife Christmas.

The discussion of if and how college athletes should be compensated comes front and center in the film "National Champions." Kristin Chenoweth stars in the movie and joined us on Maine Street to share details about the movie and her children's book coming out in March.

Dr. Theresa J. Canada was part of an unusual experiment in desegregation in New York City schools. She spent time on Maine Street telling us about what she and her classmates faced as she discussed her book "Desegregation of the New York City Schools: A Story of the Silk Stocking Sisters."

How do you choose the right food for your dog? Many just grab the one with the best picture on the package. Dr. Marie Lance visited Maine Street to offer some tips to help you pick the one best for your dog's health.

Andrew McDiarmid, Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, talks about the pushback some parents receive when they try to become more involved in what their children are learning at school. McDiarmid offers parents tips on how to navigate the opinion put out by some critics that "parents who aren't qualified to teach should keep their noses out of school curricula."

Families don't always get along as we would like. Fern Shumer Chapman knows first-hand as she was estranged from her brother for many years. In her book "Brothers, Sisters, Strangers: Sibling Estrangement and the Road to Reconciliation," she offers help in reconnecting with estranged family members.

Alex Baber co-founded Cold Case Consultants of America with is wife, herself a victim of an abduction that remains unsolved. Using a database of hundreds of letters from serial killers to try to discover new evidence to solve cases that went cold years ago.

Ever wonder how your favorite restaurant is able to make the perfect steak? Daniel Shumski shared the secret of Sous Vide on Maine Street and discussed some the recipes you'll find in his book "How to Sous Vide". It's easier and more affordable than you think.