WDUN Morning Show

Most kidney cancers are found by accident while doing imaging for another aliment. But found early enough, the survival rate is high. Dr. Brent Sharpe talks about diagnosis and treatment with WDUN's Bill and Joel. They learned a lot and you will too.

Dealing with Type 2 Diabetes can be a real challenge. S. Epatha Merkerson formerly of "Law and Order" shares her experiences with being diagnosed along with a look at her new show "Chicago Med".

Bill and Joel talk with Mike Lowery of Atlanta about his new book "Random Illustrated Facts". If you love trivia or just finding out why certain things are as they are, this is the read for you.

Justin Skeesuck saw a program on the Camino De Santiago,a 500-mile pilgrimage hike across northern Spain, and decided he should do it. When he asked his best friend Patrick Gray if he'd do it with him, Gray said "Yes". By the way, Justin suffers from a rare neuromuscular disorder and is confined to a wheelchair.

The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee claims he obtained a "smoking gun" email that proves the Obama Justice Department prevented settlement payouts from going to conservative-leaning organizations. Political strategist Camera Clifton shares details about the implications and what should happen going forward.

Korean War veteran Donald G. Bartling discusses why he wrote his book "For Country: My Little Bit" along with his thoughts on what's happening with Korea today.

Dr. Marie Lance talks about some of the strange things dogs ingest and the dangers of not "puppy" proofing your home.

Dr. Brent Sharpe discusses UROLIFT, a treatment option for enlarged prostate, that's seeing excellent results.

Cristy "Code Red" Nickel talks weight loss with advice from her new book "The Code Red Revolution". Find out her three simple things for losing weight and living a healthier life.

Dr. Eric Cole PhD, cybersecurity expert for Bill Gates, says that everyone will be hacked at some point. He says it's what you do afterwards that just as important as what you do beforehand.