WDUN Morning Show

Brad Meltzer celebrates 20 years of great writing with "The Escape Artist". Bill and Joel welcome this best selling author back to the show to discuss his latest thriller and learn something about the men and women who work on our fallen soldiers when their bodies come home.

Dr. Brent Sharpe talks about female stress incontinence which affects 24% of women 18 to 44 years old. Dr. Sharpe talks about causes and what you can do to remedy this condition.

Sebastian Abbot, author of "The Away Game", discusses his book chronicling the search for soccer's next big star. Funded by Qatar, the search has scouts as many as 500-thousand young athletes a year from around the world to attend a special academy aimed at developing their skills.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags shares "Booking a Flight 101". Not understanding some basic terms could cost you money and time.

Hanna Simone joins Bill and Joel to talk about the ending of "New Girl" and the reboot of "Greatest American Hero". And wait until you hear what she did before getting into acting.

Todd Starnes shares his thoughts on the passing of Billy Graham and insights he gained from working with the Graham organization.

To say Janine Turner is busy is an understatement. With two new books just released and her podcast "God on the Go", Turner has plenty to do and much to say about making life a bit easier in several ways.

You may not know the name David Fairchild, but if you like avocados, mangos, or seedless grapes he's the man you should thank. Daniel Stone discusses some of Fairchild's contributions as America's food spy with Bill and Joel from his book "The Food Explorer".

Determining how best to deal with Kim Jong Un and North Korea is a challenge. Will Ruger of the Charles Koch Institute shares some ideas.