WDUN Morning Show

Scott Mann, former Lt. Col. and Green Beret talks about the incident in Manchester and other acts of terrorism . Mann, President of MannUp Leadership, feels there is a lack of leadership that could lead to similar incidents in the U.S.

Students and adults alike often think history is boring. Actually it's quite interesting especially the way Jenny L. Cote presents it in "The Voice, the Revolution, and the Key". It's written for kids but is a great read for adults too.

Russian hacking and cyber warfare are at the center of Dale Brown's latest entitled "Price of Duty". But he also feels they'll be at the heart of the next major conflict facing the U.S.

Seems as though from the moment he was elected the left has been tossing around the word "impeachment". Al Perrotta, managing editor of The Stream, discusses the real motive of those opposing Trump.

The role of the pitcher and the types of pitches have really changed in baseball's 150 year history. Terry McDermott shared some of those changes with WDUN's Bill and Joel as he discussed his latest book, "Off Speed: Baseball, Pitching, and the Art of Deception".

David Dukes would have graduated from Gainesville High in 1977. But having fun his senior year took a higher priority than academics. After 24 years in the United States Marine Corp and 16 teach JROTC, he's joining the graduating class of '77 albeit 40 years later.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags shares tips on picking the type of cruise that's right for you. Not all cruises are same. It's better to find the type of cruising that fits your lifestyle before the ship sails.

Internet trolls can really be a problem for those on social media. Kat Thek (aka The Troll Baker) has a unique way for you to have those trolls eat their own words.

Ryan White shares stories from his latest biography "Jimmy Buffett: A Good Life All The Way".

Frank McGillin, Sr. VP and CCO at NeuroMetrix, discusses the problem of opioid abuse and new technology that offers an alternative to opioids for chronic pain.