WDUN Morning Show

With the recently-released documentary "Won't You Be My Neighbor" re-igniting interest in children's T.V. icon Mr. Rogers, "Windy City Nanny" Florence Ann Romano, a dedicated philanthropist with a passion for helping children, joins the show to discuss his enduring legacy.

John "The Paper Airplane Guy" Collins joins the show to discuss his record-setting paper airplane stunt, and his upcoming attempt to break his own world record.

Julianne Thompson, a Republican strategist and grassroots activist, joins the show to talk about the ongoing race between gubernatorial candidates Casey Cagle and Brian Kemp.

Anita Thomas with Travel Bags returns to the show to share some of her favorite travel tips for comfortably, and safely, toting around your four-legged friends.

Workplace culture specialist Bobby Albert joins the show to share the biggest etiquette mistakes he sees, and offers advice on how to remedy them.

Former White House speech writer Curt Smith, who penned speeches for President George H.W. Bush, joins the show to talk about another passion in his life: baseball.

Author Dale Peterson joins the show to discuss his new book, "The Ghosts of Gombe," which focuses on the pivotal years conservationist Jane Goodall spent at her research site, wher e startling new perspectives on chimpanzees were discovered.

Author Richard Ratay joins the show to discuss his upcoming book "Don't Make Me Pull Over!: An Informal History of the Family Road Trip," which combines pop history with a hilarious memoir to examine the golden age of family road trips.

Georgia Senator David Perdue feels Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed before the mid-term elections and that some Democrats will actually support him.

Ruth Mangusson Davis, author of "The Story of the Matthew Bible: That Which We First Received," joins the show to talk about the origins of the Matthew Bible, a 16th Century precursor of the King James Bible that sought to spread the Gospel to common folk of the day.