Sunday January 19th, 2025 4:18AM

WDUN Morning Show

LISTEN: Life's a joke-using humor to teach life lessons
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.
11:00AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Does your dog have dementia?
Dr. Marie Lance talks about dementia in dogs including signs and treatment options.
10:58AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Military often face challenges when coming home for Christmas.
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.
11:01AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: I'm just no good at rhyming
Chris Harris, writer and executive producer for "How I Met Your Mother", talks about his latest work "I'm Just No Good At Rhyming". It's his debut children's book chocked full of amusing and silly poems he originally wrote for his own children.
3:58AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: The untold life story of Gordon Lightfoot
Nicholas Jennings shares insights on Gordon Lightfoot with Bill and Joel. "Lightfoot" offers a close look at the life and career of one of Canada's most popular musicians.
3:58AM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: What's up with the Bah-Humbug billboards?
Dr. Alex McFarland, Director of Christian Worldview and Apologetics at the Christian Worldview Center of North Greenville University, talks about the war on Christmas and why atheists are so upset with Christians.
3:58PM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: The power of prayer and the trip back from rock bottom
Resilience expert and addiction survivor Fran Speake discusses addiction, hitting rock bottom, and using prayer to power her on her road to recovery. It's a thumbnail sketch of her book "Daughter of the King".
3:58PM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Greg Bluestein of the AJC previews the 2018 Georgia Legislative session
Get an idea of what will and won't likely be on the agenda with the Georgia General Assembly convenes for the 2018 session with Greg Bluestein, political reporter for the AJC.
3:27PM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Fixing the NFL
Expert sports handicapper and author John Rothschild discusses the issues facing the NFL and what should be done to improve viewership and the game overall.
3:20PM ( 7 years ago )
LISTEN: Sober Grid, the first app designed to those with addictions stay sober
Beau Mann discusses his first-of-its-kind app that helps addicts stay clean and sober. As a recovering alcoholic, Beau knows the struggle first hand.
3:20PM ( 7 years ago )