The Martha Zoller Show

Starting Monday, Feb. 22, the state opens up four locations where COVID-19 vaccinations can be administered to thousands of Georgians in a short period of time. One of the sites is the Habersham County Fairgrounds in Clarkesville.

Randy Landreneau, President of U.S. Inventor, joins the show to talk about the issues that increased regulations can pose for innovations in the tech world.

Echols spoke about renewable energy and how Georgia is prepared for a weather event like the one that caused outages in Texas.

Journalist/scholar Jason Riley joins the show to discuss his upcoming t.v. documentary, "Thomas Sowell: Common Sense in a Senseless World."

Nancy K. Napier joins to discuss her new book, "The Bridge Generation of Vietnam," which she says can show how the US can heal after an acrimonious few years.

Dr. Marie Lance with Lance Animal Hospital joins the show to share some options for pet owners who need to keep their furry friends safe from potentially dangerous pests and insects.

Gardner joined WDUN's "Morning Talk with Martha Zoller" Monday

Kemp spoke about the legislative session, economic development in Georgia and vaccine distribution.

Taylor spoke Tuesday, updating the status of the availability of the vaccine for COVID-19.

Clyde joined to talk about the fine he received for not going through the metal detectors at the U.S. House.