WDUN Morning Show

Dr. Rama Chellappa has spent a good portion of his career working on A.I. Dr. Chellappa shared with Maine Street his thoughts on how far we can go as he discussed his book "Can We Trust AI?" Among the questions he answered for us is whether machines will ever be able to think like a human. Listen to find out.

Daniel Ross is only the third person in 88 years to voice the Disney cartoon character Donald Duck. During his visit to Maine Street, Daniel gave us a lesson in how to do the iconic voice and shared the story of how his mother was the one who taught him the skill which now has him up for an Emmy.

If the animals who witnessed Jesus' birth could have spoken, what would they have said? Debra Westgate-Silva answers that question in her children's book "Bethlehem Barn." Debra dropped by Maine Street to discuss the book and what inspired her to write it.

John Cafferty of visited Maine Street to talk about the release of his greatest hits album and how what he thought would be just one or two minutes of background music in a movie became a big hit. We also asked him "who is Beaver Brown?"

Hand-held devices, after school activities and busy schedules can get in the way of actually being a family. Alex Mont-Ros visited Maine Street to share details of his "Family Meeting Planner" and how setting aside time to truly communicate builds stronger families.

Lee Greenwood visited Maine Street to share details about his "American Spirit Tour...Once and For All" and what it's like touring at age 80.

Richard Paul Evans visited Maine Street to share details about his new novel "A Christmas Memory" and discuss the Netflix adaptation of his book "The Noel Diary."

Cryptocurrency expert and CEO of the Vision People Project Dane Rose spoke with us on Maine Street about the future of cryptocurrency. Dane explained the difference between bitcoin and crypto and when he thinks we'll be using digital currency worldwide.

David Bellavia is the Iraq War's only living Medal of Honor recipient. In his book "Remember the Ramrods, he reveals the untold story of the remarkable brotherhood behind one of the war's legendary acts of valor and why the award was not welcome...at first.

While his brothers Bill and Bryan went on to the stage, Chef Andy Murray entertains people in a different way with the food he serves at his restaurants. Chef Murray spent a few moments on Maine Street talking about his book "Eat, Drink and be Murray" which is as much a memoir as it is a cookbook.