WDUN Morning Show

Of the estimated 30 million victims of human trafficking worldwide, more than 25% are children. Dr. Jessica Peck of the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP) shares details on efforts to end the labor and sex trafficking of youth.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags shares what you can expect from travel in 2018. See which ones are right for you.

Quitting smoking is hard but you don't have to do it alone. Mitch Zeller, J.D., director of the FDA's Center for Tobacco Products shares details of the "Every Try Counts" program complete with resources and tools to help.

Dr. Marie Lance shares insight into skin problems with pets. Sometimes that bump is nothing. Other times it can be something only the vet can handle. Which is which? Listen and find out.

It's tough enough to cope with cold weather, but when you're a senior, you face even more dangers. That's where Cold Weather Companions come in. Stacy Fotos with SYNERGY HomeCare shares details of this important concept.

Many in law enforcement believe that anti-law enforcement sentiment is at an all time high. Lance LoRusso addresses this issue in his books "Blue News" and "When Cops Kill". Find out what this former law enforcement officer turned attorney has to say about the situation facing police departments and the men and women who staff them.

An overactive bladder isn't just disruptive, it could be a sign of a bigger problem and it's quite treatable. Dr. Brent Sharpe joined Bill and Joel to discuss this issues and offer solutions.

Gordon Javna joined Bill and Joel to talk about "Life's a Joke", a book he co-wrote with his brother John. The Javna brothers use humor to teach some valuable lessons. The jokes are funny and the lessons are quite useable.

Dr. Marie Lance talks about dementia in dogs including signs and treatment options.

Coming home for the holidays should be a time of joy for returning military veterans, but many vest suffer from physical and emotional problems at a much greater rate than the general population. This often makes for a less than happy homecoming. Karen Cierazan of Cigna and Allison Jaslow, a vet and Executive Director of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, offer insight into this situation. If you're a vet seeing support, the IAVA support line is free and open 24/7/365 at 885-244-6211.