WDUN Morning Show

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags joins the show to discuss the wide variety of food, sights and attractions that Key West has to offer.

Dr. Marie Lance with the Lance Animal Hospital in Gainesville joins the show to discuss ways pet owners can ensure their furry friends don't battle heat stroke as the summer months come into view.

Nearly 40 years into her professional career, legendary singer Karen Peck discusses her recent induction into the Gospel Music Hall-of-Fame.

Sarah Wilson, author of "First, We Make the Beast Beautiful," joins the show to discuss ways that people suffering from anxiety can battle the illness in order to life a fulfilling life.

Facebook Accessibility Specialist Matt King, who is the first blind engineer employed by the company, joins the show to talk about his endeavors to make technology more accessible to any users living with a disability.

Tea Party Patriots founder and Washington Times columnist Jenny Beth Martin joins the show to discuss issues surrounding the Congressional recess coming up in August.

Ahead of Google's annual conference, company Technologist LaToya Drake joined the show to talk about new product and tech. announcements the company will be making.

Journalist Tim Ortman, whose career also included turns as an Emmy-winning cameraman and producer, joins the show to discuss his memoir, "Newsreal: A View Through the Lens When...," which recalls the heyday of network news and the recent change in sentiment regarding news media.

Local real estate expert Frank Norton, Jr., joins the show to discuss the ever-change housing landscape across the Northeast Georgia region.

Rachel Bovard, the Senior Policy Director at the Conservative Partnership Institute, joins the show to talk about President Trump's immigration agenda, and how several rulings on the judicial court circuit are looking to halt the White House's progress.