WDUN Morning Show

For 225 years folks have relied on the Old Farmer's Almanac to guide them through the seasons. Tim Clark of the Almanac says the 2017 doesn't hold much promise for those seeking a good soaking.

Photographic expert Glenn Nielsen weighs in on the debate of capturing the moments of our lives. Can Smartphones really give a camera a run for its money?

It's the subject of the novel "The Final Day", but author William Fortchen points out the real possibility of an Electro Magnetic Pulse being released over America and how vulnerable our power grid really is.

Phil Marshall unveils the latest volume of his "Helicopter Rescues Vietnam" series featuring first-hand accounts from the pilots who flew rescue missions in dangerous conditions to save their fellow soldiers.

Divide NATO, reclaim Russian influence in the world, and marginalize the U.S. It's on Russian President Vladimir Putin "to-do" list as revealed by foreign policy expert Evan Roth Smith. Here Smith talks with WDUN's Bill and Joel more about his book "Putin's Master Plan".

Some people know him from "The Apprentice". Others from his hotels and casinos. Still others only heard of Donald Trump when he jumped into Presidential politics. David Cay Johnston knows Trump from covering the billionaire for almost 30 years. WDUN's Bill and Joel spoke with Johnston about Trump and Johnston's book "The Making of Donald Trump".

Pokémon Go can be fun and has gotten plenty of people off the couch. But attorney Rustin Smith of Stewart, Melvin, Frost explains that if you don't watch what you're doing, it can get you in hot water.

Currently the number of veterans waiting a month or more for healthcare has passed half a million again. Cody McGregor, National Outreach Director for Concerned Veterans for America, talks about what CVA is doing to change things and how you can help.

Media Research Center’s Katie Yoder shares that Soros’ Open Society Policy Center (OSPC) gave $1.5 million to Planned Parenthood for damage control and added security in the form of a grant.

Jody Jackson of the John Jarrard Foundation shares the line-up of top talent for this year's John Jarrard Concert.