WDUN Morning Show

Movies and television have embellished the stories of Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson. The truth is the facts are more interesting than the fictions. So what was life really like in Dodge City and were Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson really that tough? WDUN's Bill and Joel get the scoop from Tom Clavin author of "Dodge City".

Economist Frances Donald and market researcher Lisa Greenwald discuss the findings of the John Hancock Investor Sentiment index for the first quarter of 2017.

The John Hancock Investor Sentiment Index for the first quarter of 2017 is out and it shows investor confidence is high. Economis Frances Donald and market researcher Lisa Greenwald share with WDUN's Bill and Joel the results of the survey.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags shares some timely tips with WDUN's Bill and Joel on planning a Spring Break Staycation.

Todd Starnes shares with WDUN's Bill and Joel the story out of Alabama of the young man whose prom date was rejected by the school. He wants to take his grand mother and school officials say she's too old.

PSC Commissioner Tim Echols talks about the implications to power customers in Georgia of the Westinghouse bankruptcy situation.

Christopher Harris, executive director of Unhyphenated America, discusses the reaction to recent comments made by HUD Secretary Ben Carson regarding slaves and immigration. He points out during this interview with WDUN's Bill and Joel that Carson's comments were very similar to those made by former President Obama in 2012 and those didn't garner any of the push back that Carson's have.

Young Earth creationist Dr. Troy Lawrence spoke with WDUN's Bill and Joel about his ministry to reach others through teaching and sharing the evidence that supports the Biblical account of creation, the great flood, and more.

With so much information coming at us, how do you separate Real News from Fake News? Communication expert Leslie Shore shared tips with WDUN's Bill and Joel.