WDUN Morning Show

We hear about how the country as a whole is dealing with the current economic conditions during the pandemic. Frank Norton Jr. of Norton Native Intelligence took time to discuss how our region is pivoting to create new business models with WDUN's Bill Maine of Mornings on Maine Street.

Danielle DiMartiono Booth is CEO and Chief Strategist for Quill Intelligence, a research and analytics firm. Dimartiono Booth also spent nine years at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. She spent time with WDUN's Bill Maine of Mornings on Maine Street discussing jobs, savings and the concept of balance in the economy.

Bob Giles was a young newspaper editor at the Akron Beacon Journal when the Kent State shootings took place. In his book "When Truth Mattered", Giles tells the story of how he and his staff worked to report the truth. Giles joined WDUN's Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street to discuss the book and offer some advice to today's media.

T.J. Smith, president and executive director of The Foxfire Fund, shares details about the latest release in the Foxfire book series and talks Southern Appalachian culture with Bill Maine on WDUN's Mornings on Maine Street.

The story of the 2002 Paralympics U.S. Sled Hockey team is not only inspiring, it's true! Now the story of this all-American underdog team's gold medal win is coming to the big screen and there may be a part for you. Co-producer Rick Middleton shared the details with WDUN's Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street.

Tom Clavin joined WDUN's Bill Maine for a trip to the last days of the wild west with a discussion of his latest book "Tombstone". It's an accurate look into what led to the shootout at the O.K. Corral, the shootout and the aftermath. You'll even find out how the town of Tombstone got its name.

Best selling author David Baldacci spent part of his morning on Maine Street with WDUN's Bill Maine to discuss his latest thriller "Walk the Wire."

Jim Powell shared some conversation with Bill Maine on WDUN's Mornings on Maine Street about what he's doing during the shelter-in-place order and what he expects from the Braves when they return to the diamond.

A mother of two only had weeks to live. Veronica Waldrop knew what she had to do – write an enduring message for her daughters, ages two and five, so that they might know truth, hope, and strength well beyond their mom’s fight with breast cancer. "The Nuff" is Waldrop’s heartwarming story written to inspire her daughters after she was gone and empower girls everywhere to be the bold and confident individuals they were born to be. WDUN's Bill Maine spoke with Veronica's husband, Will, on Mornings on Maine Street to find out more about "The Nuff."

I get to talk to all sorts of people on Maine Street. Peggy Rowe has to be one of my favorites. She's a gifted writer with some great stories to tell. And one of the most youthful 82-year-olds you'll ever meet. Here she talks about her latest book "About Your Father and Other Celebrities I Have Known." Peggy is the mother of Mike Rowe of "Dirty Jobs" fame.