LISTEN: Little River Band's "Lost and the Lonely" honor veterans

With all the people submitting their DNA to databases in search of their heritage, our families are getting bigger. Libby Copeland, author of "The Lost Family" spent her morning on Maine Street with Bill Maine talking about how this is changing the way we look at who we are and what to do if you discover an unknown relative.

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.

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.

Wayne Nelson, lead singer and bassist for the Little River Band, joined Bill Maine on Maine Street to talk about their song "Lost and the Lonely". It's a open letter from a young person to their parents on why they are joining the military.

Mike Kelly, Assistant Vice President of Military Advocacy at USAA and Major in the US Air Force (Retired), Mary Beth Bruggeman, President of The Mission Continues and U.S. Navy/U.S. Marine Corps veteran share with Bill Maine how you can honor our over 18 million veterans with the #HonorThroughAction challenge.