WDUN Morning Show

Norman is a former prison inmate who works with the organization Unlock Your Life helping teach families and individuals how to rebound from difficult situations.

Collins joined John Clark on Mornings on Maine Street Monday to talk about the national conventions and the ongoing unrest in Kenosha.

The U.S. military recruited dogs to serve during World War II. Families were asked to "enlist" their dogs for service in the newly formed canine unit. Trevor Jones tells the true story of one such recruit in "Major: A Soldier Dog."

Wendy Holden dropped by Maine Street to talk about her new book "The Royal Governess: A Novel of Queen Elizabeth II's Childhood".

Former Navy Seal Justin Sheffield talks with Bill Maine of Morning's on Maine Street about his book "MOB VI: A Seal Team Six Operator's Battles in the Fight for Good over Evil." Sheffield also talks about his non-profit designed to help veterans adjust to life after service called All Eagles Oscar.

The former "gatekeeper" to President Trump, Madeleine Westerhout, spent time on Maine Street with Bill Maine talking about her new book "Off the Record: My Dream Job a the White House, How I :Lost It and What I Learned."

Hahn talked Thursday about the latest developments in Coronavirus treatments and vaccines.

Robert Hardaway presents the case for preserving the Electoral College in his book "Saving the Electoral College".

Andy Mulvihill shares the story of his father's creation of Action Park, a famed New Jersey amusement park also known as "Class Action Park".

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky joined WDUN's "Morning Talk with Martha Zoller" to talk about his recent discussion with Dr. Anthony Fauci at a senate hearing