WDUN Morning Show

Greg Cochran of the Hall County Sheriff's Department joined Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street to talk about the annual Children's Christmas Bicycle program and how you can help them keep it rolling. For those who need to take advantage of the program, the deadline to register for your youngster to receive a bike is December 11,2020. Phone 770-531-7093 for details.

Bob Dorigo Jones of Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch talks about all the wacky warning labels on products. Why and how can finding the strangest one make you money? He stopped by Maine Street to explain. Don't miss the deadline at the end of 2020.

Wayne Nelson, lead singer and bassist for the Little River Band, joined Bill Maine on Maine Street to talk about their song "Lost and the Lonely". It's a open letter from a young person to their parents on why they are joining the military.

Mike Kelly, Assistant Vice President of Military Advocacy at USAA and Major in the US Air Force (Retired), Mary Beth Bruggeman, President of The Mission Continues and U.S. Navy/U.S. Marine Corps veteran share with Bill Maine how you can honor our over 18 million veterans with the #HonorThroughAction challenge.

Sixty percent of people in a recent survey say their current insurance provides more coverage than they need. Financial Editor for The Today Show, Jean Chatzky, visited Mornings on Maine Street to talk how to get what you need without over spending.

Ted Clouser, cybersecurity analyst and CEO of PCA Technology Solutions, talks about what companies, governments and individuals should be doing to fight ransomware attacks. He also reveals where many of the latest attacks on hospitals during COVID-19 originated.

Deana Carter stopped by "Mornings on Maine Street" to share her latest project. "A Country Christmas: Homecoming" is the third movie in the "A Country Christmas" series. Deana also shares the story of how she went from nursing to country music star and actress.

Spike Carlsen proves you don't need a passport to expand your horizons. Just take your curiosity for "A Walk Around the Block" and you'll learn plenty.

Only once since the Revolutionary war have citizens taken up arms to throw out an elected government. It happened just after WWII in Tennessee. Author of "The Fighting Bunch", Chris DeRose shared the story on Maine Street will Bill Maine.

Michael Pare stopped by Maine Street to chat with Bill Maine about his latest film, "Middleton Christmas".