WDUN Morning Show

One of TV's most respected mothers, Michael Learned ("The Waltons"), joins the show to talk about her career, and to offer a glimpse at what is still to come.

Dr. Rutledge Forney, the President of the Medical Association of Georgia, joins the show to provide an update on the ongoing opidoid epidemic, as based on the results of the Opioid Task Force 2019 Progress Report.

Giles Milton gives readers a unique look at the first 24 hours of D-Day through his book "Soldier, Sailor, Frogman, Spy, Airman, Gangster, Kill or Die: How the Allies Won D-Day."

Dr. Mark Goulston, suicide prevention expert, talks about helping veterans work through PTDS with Bill Maine on the Morning Edition. Dr. Goulston shares tips for veterans and those around them to help work through any issues related to their service. Be sure to find out even more with a visit to https://www.stayalivevideo.com/ to watch his documentary on this issue.

Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan joined Bill and Joel to announce new legislation to term limit the office of Lieutenant Governor to two 4-year terms.

Gary Dull with the American Pastors Network joins the show to discuss what he sees as America's gradual slide into a socialist state.

Governor Brian Kemp checked in with the Bill and Joel Morning Show to discuss what he hopes to accomplish in his administration.

Fran Tarkenton joined the Bill and Joel Morning Show on Thursday to give advice on financial protection for seniors and to talk about his new book

Author Gerit Quealy joins Joel Williams on WDUN's Bill and Joel Morning Show to talk about her book 'Botanical Shakespeare'

Fresh off the announcement of his 41-member transition team, Governor-elect Brian Kemp was a guest Tuesday on WDUN's Morning News with Bill & Joel.