Friday March 29th, 2024 4:16AM

Bill Maine

Executive Vice President & General Manager
Bill Maine oversees all operations at Jacobs Media and hosts the "WDUN Morning Show with Bill Maine," weekdays 5:30-9 a.m. When not on the radio, you'll find him water skiing on Lanier, running, or smoking ribs on his Green Egg. Bill has been a part of Jacobs Media since 1980. Bill is addicted to peanut M&M's with no desire to reform. Email: [email protected]. Twitter: @BillMaine
Bill Maine
Eastbound and Down
According to his daughter, it was one of Alfred Hitchcock's guilty pleasures. For me "Smokey and the Bandit" is no guilt and all pleasure.
9:30AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: Plugging and prosecuting White House leaks
Those continuing to leak information from Trump administration risk prosecution as felons. Rachel Alexander, former prosecutor and writer with "The Stream", talks about how to track the leakers and the charges they could face.
9:23AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: The Bravest Guy
Harry Wedewer share the incredible story of his father, Don, and how his injuries from WWII did not stop him from continuing to fight for others upon his return.
9:18AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: "Faithkeepers" co-producer talks about the film and the persecution of Christians
Pam Kweskin, co-producer of the film "Faithkeepers", discusses the persecution of Christians around the world and her experience in making "Faithkeepers".
11:18AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: Paula Poundstone and her unscientific study of search for the key to happiness
Many have sought the key to happiness but none in the manner that comedian Paula Poundstone has. She shares some of her insights and humorous results with WDUN's Bill and Joel.
10:21AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: Manchester, ISIS, and a lack of leadership
Scott Mann, former Lt. Col. and Green Beret talks about the incident in Manchester and other acts of terrorism . Mann, President of MannUp Leadership, feels there is a lack of leadership that could lead to similar incidents in the U.S.
10:18AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: History is anything but boring thanks to Jenny L. Cote
Students and adults alike often think history is boring. Actually it's quite interesting especially the way Jenny L. Cote presents it in "The Voice, the Revolution, and the Key". It's written for kids but is a great read for adults too.
9:18AM ( 6 years ago )
Shouldering the emptiness
Row after row of crosses. Acre after acre of sacrifice. And what of the families left behind?
1:00AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: Bud's Garage 5-20-17 Seg 1
Bud and Tim talk motorcycles and millennials
10:20AM ( 6 years ago )
LISTEN: Bud's Garge 5-20-17 Seg 2
Bud and Tim rev up the hot rod Civic R.
10:10AM ( 6 years ago )