WDUN Morning Show

John Puller is back in "No Man's Land". Author David Baldacci took time to talk with WDUN's Bill and Joel about the new book, his writing process, and what drives him.

Dr. Steven Pincus, author of "The Heart of the Declaration", talks with WDUN's Bill and Joel about the similarities of issues faced in the days of the Declaration of Independence's signing and today.

Dr. Brent Sharpe joined WDUN's Bill and Joel to bust some of the myths about treating low testosterone in men and women.

Dr. Marie Lance explains the different sports injuries your active pet could suffer along with tips on avoiding and treating them.

A recent study revealed that 73% of children 4-12 say they've experienced fear of the dark. That can cause chaos at bedtime for children and parents alike. Sandra V. Feder tells WDUN's Bill and Joel her latest book "The Moon Inside" can help.

Longtime political consultant Rick Ridder talks with WDUN's Bill and Joel about his new book "Looking for Votes in all the Wrong Places". Turns out there's a lot more to running a political campaign than picking a catchy slogan.

Water is necessary for all living things. But if your pet seem has suddenly increased his intake, Dr. Marie Lance explains there could be a real problem.

A University of North Georgia professor of political science said both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were able to share ideas and plans of action with voters at Wednesday night's debate at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags on WDUN shares great advice on helping the nervous flyer enjoy the ride.

Dr. Alan Saxe, political science professor at University of Texas Arlington, spoke on WDUN's Bill and Joel Morning Show about what early voting may indicate about the outcome of November's election.