WDUN Morning Show

WDUN's Bill and Joel tap into a great way to introduce students to science in a delicious way with Jodi Wheeler-Toppen co-author of the Nat Geo book "Edible Science".

WDUN's Bill and Joel speak with Geraldine Brooks about the reason and research behind her new novel "The Secret Chord" based on the life of King David.

Scare up some fun this Halloween. Gather the family around the fire and share "Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods: 20 Chilling Tales from the Wilderness" by Hal Johnson with illustrations by Tom Mead. Great family fun!

Shona Holmes draws from her less-than-wonderful experience with the Canadian healthcare system to predict where the U.S. is headed and why we don't want to go there.

Bill and Joel take a virtual trip to the Gullah-Geechee Cultural Festival on Sapelo Island from Annita Thomas of Travel Bags

You can skip the strip and still enjoy Vegas. Annita Thomas of Travel Bags tells Bill and Joel how.

Joe Bonsall of The Oak Ridge Boys talks with WDUN's Bill and Joel about the group's longevity, soft ball, and their upcoming Christmas Tour

WDUN's Bill and Joel welcomed Special Olympics athletes from Hall County into the studio to talk about participating in the Ga. State Games

Dr. Ben Carson discusses his new book "A More Perfect Union" and his feeling that America is facing a constitutional crisis

WDUN's Bill and Joel talk with Vickie Lawrence about living with CIU and gives a small look behind the curtain of the Carol Burnett Show and how she came to play "Mama".