WDUN Morning Show

Senator David Perdue talked the government shutdown, border security and if the pendulum is swinging towards a more conservative America on Morning News with Bill and Joel Wednesday morning

Go inside the corruption that is Putin's Russia with the only individual ever to collect money from Vladimir Putin's Russia. Franz Sedelmayer talks about this and other interesting stories as he previews his book "Welcome to Putingrad".

We see the outward affects drug addiction can have. But what about those we can't see? Dr. Merrill Norton, a registered pharmacist and associate professor at the University of Georgia, discusses the chemical changes to the brain that can turn casual use into extreme addiction.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags tackles this age-old travel question with great advice from personal experience.

Parenting expert Dr. Joshua Straub discusses the findings of a recent survey of parents to learn their biggest concerns.

The second forum in the "Not My Family" series is Tuesday January 23rd at the Brenau Downtown Center. Tane Shannon will be a presenter at the forum and shared part of her experience of losing her son to an opioid overdose to Bill and Joel.

Cathy McClendon is hiking the Appalachian Trail for something more than exercise, the natural beauty, or "because it's there". She's doing it to raise money to support spinal cord injury research at the Shepherd Center. "Rand's Walk on the AT" is named in honor of her husband who is a quadriplegic.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags shares tips on getting the most from your airline loyalty points. Expiration dates and pairing rules can really cost you if you don't keep up with them.

Dr. Steven Nicklas of the University of North Georgia gives Bill and Joel a look at WWII through letter written by German soldiers. Find out what you'll learn from the pages of "Memories of a Lost Generation: German War Letters 1939-1945."

Jeanne Robertson doesn't tell jokes, but she does make people laugh. Find out how this former Miss North Carolina has brought laughter to audiences for 54 years and where you can see her in North Georgia.