Bill Maine

You don't have to know plumbing when it comes to buying your next home, just what questions to ask. Scott Roberts of Roberts Plumbing shares a checklist you should follow before moving in.

America set out to end poverty in the 1960's. So far very little progress has been made. Peter Cove, author of "Poor No More", share some practical ideas on actually make progress to reduce poverty, put more people back to work, and reduce the dependence on the government.

Bringing a book of the Bible to life on stage is no easy task. Chris Britt discusses how he was called to put together his one-man show "The Gospel of Matthew".

Todd Starnes is in Atlanta this week and will spend time with a group of state legislators. He gives WDUN's Bill and Joel a preview of what he'll say.

Annita Thomas of Travel Bags shares some great ideas on giving the gift of travel for Valentine's Day or any day.

Frank Norton Jr. shares the benefits having an NFL team in your community can bring and what it took to bring them to Flowery Branch.

Recently we experienced more tornado deaths in one weekend than the total for all of 2016. Leslie Chapman-Henderson of the non-profit Federal Alliance for Safe Homes (FLASH) shines light on better building practices with WDUN's Bill and Joel. According to Chapman-Henderson. Building a home that can withstand up to 135mph winds is really more affordable than you would think.

Vouchers, Common Core, reducing regulations have all be mentioned in the effort to improve education. David Kim, founder of the nation's leading test prep, tutoring, and college counseling organization C2 Education, talks with WDUN's Bill and Joel about these and how they may take shape under the Trump administration.

Can you think of one word that defines you? Dan Britton, co-author of "Life Word: DIscover Your One Word to Leave a Legacy", talks about how you find it and how it can direct your life.

Changes in the Affordable Care Act are already underway and having an influence on filing your taxes. Eva Rosenberg, the Tax Mama, covers some of the changes that have occurred and some that might in the near future.