WDUN Morning Show

Spencer Ackerman discusses his book "Reign of Terror" which takes a look at how the U.S. has handled the issues of the War on Terror following the 9/11 attacks 20 years ago.

Recently retired UNG political science professor, Dr. Douglas Young, releases his first novel "Deep in the Forest." When Elton Peabody has a terrifying experience with a mysterious bright light deep in the forest, his quiet Southern life becomes a bit less quiet. The event itself challenges Elton, but the reaction of those closest to him proves to be challenging as well.

Is teaching an evidence-based course on design and purpose in cosmology, physics and biochemistry the same as teaching religion? One group thought so and their threat of a law suit lead his employer to cancel a very popular class.

Dr. Marie Lance shares tips for making your trip to the lake with your dog both safe and fun.

Marshall Allen offers advice for dealing with medical bills in his book "Never Pay the First Bill."

Jesse Watters of Fox News' "The Five" dropped by Maine Street to talk about his book "How I Saved the War."

Oceanographer Robert Ballard joins the show to discuss his latest book, "Into the Deep."

TV legend and former host of "The Newlywed Game" Bob Eubanks joins the show to talk about his decades-spanning career.

Spencer Coursen discusses his new book, "THE SAFETY TRAP: A Security Expert's Secrets for Staying Safe in a Dangerous World."

Dan Glickman - who's varied career includes 18 years in Congress and Chairman of the Motion Picture Asso. - discusses his memoir, "Laughing at Myself."