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

LISTEN: Bud's Garage 2-18-17 Segment 1

Bud and Tim talk racing including putting your 5-year-old in a racing vehicle. Would you do it?

1:07PM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: Bud's Garage 2-18-17 Segment 2

Bud and Tim talk with Chris Jacobs from TV's Overhaulin' series.

1:00PM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: Bud's Garage 2-18-17 Segment 3

Bud and Tim talk about Maven care sharing and how you can enjoy new cars by the hour.

12:48PM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: Bud's Garage 2-18-17 Segment 4

Bud and Tim talk about the mid-engine Corvette and multiple disc H.P. clutches.

12:46PM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: You aren't the only one with pollen allergies

Pets have allergies too. Just like you they can become congested, but they also manifest other reactions that you might not realize are allergic reactions. Dr. Marie Lance spoke with WDUN's Bill and Joel about helping your pet put up with pollen.

2:34PM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: To Tweet or not to Tweet

President Trump has been called the "Tweeter-in-Chief". Some like his use of Twitter, others don't. Dr. Rob Fazio, Executive Director of Onpoint Advising, says politician or business, organizations need to have a plan in place to handle how they use social media and how they respond to attacks against them.

10:34AM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: What the Japanese think of President Trump

We hear everyday what Americans think of President Trump. But what about other countries? WDUN's Bill and Joel asked Japanese historian and political commentator Yuki Oikawa that very question. They discovered that Japan isn't too different from the U.S. on many issues including losing jobs to China.

6:34AM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: Fixing Social Security might mean a pain that heals

Increasing the retirement age and cuts to Social Security now would cause pain in the short run, but retirement expert Herstle Jones says they are necessary if the program is to survive.

6:34AM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: Things to know before you travel to Cuba

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags talks with Bill and Joel about travel to Cuba. The costs there are going up and some airlines are cutting back on flights.

6:34AM ( 7 years ago )

LISTEN: Golden days with Golden Books

The titles are endless. Their impact on childhood incredible. They're Golden Books. Perhaps you read them as a child and then read them to your children. Leonard Marcus discusses his book that tells the story of Golden Books.

6:34AM ( 7 years ago )