Friday November 22nd, 2024 3:20AM

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
LISTEN: GOP 9th District Congressional Town Hall
All four Republican candidates in the 9th district Congressional race gathered at Brenau University's Burd Center to answer questions about the issues facing America. Presented by AccessWDUN and carried live on WDUN AM/FM, the event was moderated by Mitch Clarke and Martha Zoller.
5:04AM ( 2 years ago )
Listen: Teacher Appreciation Week with Hall Co. Superintendent of Schools
Hall County Superintendent of Schools Will Schofield shared some thoughts on what it means to be a teacher as part of National Teacher Appreciation Week. All of us on Maine Street thank our teachers here and across the country for what you do.
10:59AM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: Mom Milestones
Grace Farris takes a humorous and accurate look at the first years of motherhood in her book "Mom Milestones". In her visit on Maine Street she reminds folks that babies are the only ones who have "first milestones".
9:52AM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: America vs. China: the struggle for world power
America is struggling to stay a superpower while China struggles to become one. Carl Delfeld says this is the decade of America's vulnerability and China's window of opportunity in his book "Power Rivals".
9:42AM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: Dr. Ben Carson talks the current state of race relations
In Created Equal, Dr. Carson uses his own personal experiences as a member of a racial minority, along with the writings and experiences of others from multiple backgrounds and demographics, to analyze the current state of race relations in America. Dr. Carson discussed his book and offered some ideas on what America needs to do to move forward in his visit with Mornings on Maine Street.
9:38AM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: Carl Delfeld: Power Rivals-America and China's Superpower Struggle
Carl Delfeld says that America is in the decade of vulnerability and China is in the decade of opportunity. Listen to find out why and what may happen next as Delfeld discusses his book "Power Rivals: America and China's Superpower Struggle."
9:08AM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: A sign on Lake Lanier that can save your life
Jeff and Jess Williams stopped by Maine Street to talk about signs that are being placed at Riverforks Park in Hall County that will provide information on water quality of Lake Lanier. The signs will be unveiled Wednesday April 20th at noon. The Williams son, Justus Teal Williams, died from E.coli poisoning after visiting Lake Lanier in 2019 at the age of 2. A project of the South Hall Rotary Club, the signs are in hopes that others won't suffer a similar loss.
9:12AM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: Two chaplains in Forsyth County unwittingly played a part in preparing Ukraine to face war
In 2020, Pastor Aleks, who is from Ukraine, signed up to be a chaplain with FCSO. He is the pastor of a Russian Ukrainian church in Cumming. That’s when he and Pastor Ron connected. Ron is certified to teach and train chaplains through an international organization. Through Ron’s training expertise and Aleks’ connections, both men had the opportunity to go to Ukraine and train 57 chaplains in the ministry.
4:10PM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: A Georgia couple watches the war in Ukraine unfold with memories from their own lives shaped by conflict in Europe
John and Annemarie Nemeth have seen a lot in their 87 years, but they continue to be horrified by the scenes from the war in Ukraine. Our Jonathan O'Brien spoke with the couple who know first hand what living through war and communist oppression is like.
4:01PM ( 2 years ago )
LISTEN: Kostya Kennedy on the four seasons of Jackie Robinson
It's been 75 years since Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball. Kostya Kennedy shared with Maine Street about Robinson's life not just on the field, but off as well. Kostya takes a unique approach by focusing on the four seasons of Robinson's life.
9:23AM ( 2 years ago )