Bill Maine

Paul Smith shares the story of "Four Days with Kenny Tedford: Life Through the Eyes of a Child Trapped in a Partially Blind and Deaf Man's Body". Kenny's story is one of inspiration and determination that shines a light on what happens when we focus on what we can do instead of on what we can't.

Chris Brady shares his book "The Bitcoin Bride" with Mornings on Maine Street. Brady uses a whimsical bit of fiction to lay out the facts of how Bitcoin works. Is it here to stay? Could you someday be paid in Bitcoin? Brady shares his thoughts.

Keeping warm with a cotton and polyester hug.

An adopted child herself, Julia Brewer Daily M.S. shares her story and advice to both adopted children and their parents as she discusses her new book "No Names Given."

Sharon Vinderine dropped by Maine Street to share some toy ideas for giving this Christmas. Parent Test Parent Approved helps parents all year when it comes to making purchases for their children.

American officials are warning for the first time since the Cold War that the United Stated could lose a great power war, specifically to China. Elbirdge Colby agrees and has some solutions from his book "Strategy of Denial", which he shared with Mornings on Maine Street. Colby served as deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense and Force Development from 2017 through 2018.

It's another wild ride in cars and on boats with John Schneider on Mornings on Maine Street. John talks his new film "Poker Run" and his Lifetime Christmas movie with Reba McEntire.

Ahmad Rashad talks about his gig hosting "Tug of Words" on GSN and what it's like to host a game show. It's not as easy as you think, but he says it's a ton of fun.

Dr. Lydia Kang, co-author of "Patient Zero", talks about the history of the major diseases that have shaken and shaped humanity.

On August 13th, 1944, Joe Moser set off on his 44th combat mission over occupied France. He would soon join 167 other Allied airmen as prisoners. Tom Clavin talks about his book "Lightning Down" which chronicles Joe and his fellow airmen as they are taken to Buchenwald where the Nazis expected them to die. It's an incredible story of hope and will power.