WDUN Morning Show

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

Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace joined WDUN's Bill Maine on Maine Street to talk about his new book "Countdown 1945." It's an inside look into the minds of the iconic an elusive figures who join the quest for the bomb and an end to World War II.

A "friend" emails with a request for money. They've been stranded in another country and can't get home without your help (i.e. money). Amazing since they never told you they were leaving and a quick phone call reveals they're at home. James Vietch has taken on the scammers in a way that is most humorous and one that you can use.

While cats are fairly independent, they do need some help to stay healthy. WDUN's Bill Maine spent some time on Maine Street with Dr. Marie Lance of Lance Animal Hospital discussing what vaccines you should consider for your feline.

While 51% of American households attend church, 62% have an Amazon Prime membership. Fortune magazine writer Brian Dumaine looks at Amazon's affect on the culture and business as well as what may be next for the internet retailer that consumes some 2% of all U.S. household income.

Howard Blum joined WDUN's Bill Maine on Maine Street to discuss Hitler's plot to kill Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin during their D-Day planing summit. "Night of the Assassins" reads like a novel but it's fact not fiction.