WDUN Morning Show

Bill Shapiro talks about the book he wrote with Naomi Wax "What We Keep" with Bill and Joel. In it they share stories from 150 people about that one object in their lives that brings them "joy, magic, and meaning". Give it a listen and then think about the object that you keep.

ESPN.com's Ian O'Conner joins the show to discuss his newest book "Belichick," which has been called the definitive biography of legendary coaching figure Bill Belichick.

Local real estate expert Frank Norton, Jr., joins the show to discuss some emerging opportunities he's seeing in a growing Gainesville-centric business market.

Senator David Perdue says he's frustrated with the way his party is handling itself saying "Republicans have decided to play defense and I came here to play offense." Senator Perdue made his statement in an appearance Friday morning on the Bill and Joel Morning Show where he expressed similar feelings about the recent developments in the Kavanaugh confirmation proceedings.

Dr. Marie Lance with Gainesville's Lance Animal Hospital joins the show to help listeners ensure there pets stay up-to-date on all their shots and vaccinations.

Author Felecia Doyle joins to show to discuss her book, "When the Son Speaks a Promise: When Your Darkest Hours Prepare You for Your Best Days."

Jeffrey Parker, a.k.a. the Wi-Fi Guru, joins the show to share the best ways to improve your homes Wi-Fi signal, and how to to bring "dead zones" to life with only a few practical tips.

Haley Bower with the Clipper Petroleum Foundation joins the show to talk about the fight against human trafficking in Georgia, and a partnership effort that is turning convenience stores statewide into "safe spaces" where trafficking victims can go for help.

Author Angie Cavallari joins the show to discuss her latest book, "Trailer Trash: an 80's Memoir," a nostalgic look back at a beloved -- and occasionally yearned-for -- time in U.S. history.

Author Phil Hudgens joins the show to discuss his reprisal of the Foxfire book series, which contains oral histories of Southern Appalachian cultures.