Bill Maine

Plymouth, Massachusetts celebrates the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower's arrival. Bill Maine spent time on Maine Street talking with Mayflower descendant Lia Filson about the first Thanksgiving and the challenges her ancestors faced both on the Mayflower and in the New World.

What will the kids be asking from Santa this year? Chris Byrne, The Toy Guy, spends some playtime with Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street to tell us what's hot in Toyland this year.

"Next to Last Stand" is the sixteenth novel in the Longmire series by Craig Johnson. Johnson took time to join Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street to talk about the new book and why Longmire continues to enjoy such popularity.

Looking at life with the help of my botanical brother.

John Schneider, Bo Duke of "Dukes of Hazzard" fame, dropped by Maine Street to talk about his movie "Stand on It". It's a tribute to "Smokey and the Bandit". Listen as Schneider tells Bill Maine the story of how he was actually in the movie.

Michael Betrus, a coronavirus researcher, talks about the findings in his book "COVID-19: Lockdowns on Trial." Do lockdowns work? And what of face masks? Betrus discussed these and more with Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street.

Atlee Pine is back in David Baldacci's "Daylight". Baldacci joined Bill on Maine Street to talk about Pine's latest in her quest to find out what happened to her sister.

Michael Churchward was wrongfully thrown into a Turkish prison. The conditions were horrible and Churchward had many people advocating for him. Churchward shared his story with Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street including how was able to finally return to the U.S.A.

Greg Cochran of the Hall County Sheriff's Department joined Bill Maine on Mornings on Maine Street to talk about the annual Children's Christmas Bicycle program and how you can help them keep it rolling. For those who need to take advantage of the program, the deadline to register for your youngster to receive a bike is December 11,2020. Phone 770-531-7093 for details.

Bob Dorigo Jones of Michigan Lawsuit Abuse Watch talks about all the wacky warning labels on products. Why and how can finding the strangest one make you money? He stopped by Maine Street to explain. Don't miss the deadline at the end of 2020.