WDUN Morning Show

The Blue Zone event is coming to Gainesville Thursday 4/21. Mimi Collins explains the Blue Zone concept and how to join the event.

William Geroux details the story of Mathews County, Virginia's hand in battling U-Boats off the U.S. coast during WWII.

Grant Lynch previews racing activities for the weekend of 4/29 at Talledega and racing is only part of the fun.

David Baldacci discusses the latest installment in his Amos Decker series, "The Last Mile", his crusade to increase literacy, and how you could get your name in one of his novels.

Find out the challenges of prematurity and what Shari Miller and her family faced when her sons were born too early. It's a great way to get ready for the March of Dimes March for Babies this Saturday (4/23) at 9a at Long Street Clinic in Gainesville.

Eric Spitznagel discusses his book "Old Records Never Die" which chronicles his quest to find his old vinyl records--not just copies--that he sold off in the '90's.

Dr. Marie Lance talks about what needs to be in you disaster kit to make sure your pets are taken care of should trouble strike.

Chairman of the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, Senator Johnny Isakson, talked with WDUN's Bill and Joel about legislation to aid in the comprehensive reform of the VA.

Dr. Ryan Nadelson of the North Georgia Diagnostic Clinic explains what your blood pressure reading really means.

Fox News Commentator Todd Starnes shares the "Privileged Test" with WDUN's Bill and Joel and asks "is this where America's headed?"