One of our best Morning Shows from 2021-  Dr. Sandra Moats discusses her most recent book, "Navigating Neutrality."   This interview was conducted and recorded at a live event on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, where Dr. Moats is a Professor of History.  

One of our best Morning Show interviews of 2021:  Former White Supremacists Jesse Morton and Tony McAleer, who spoke at an event at Carthage College called OUT OF HATRED.  

One of our favorite interviews from 2021:   Author Matthew Paul Turner talks about the experience of completing the final book by Rachel Held Evans, who died unexpectedly before she was able to finish "What is God Like?", a breathtakingly beautiful children's book.

This is a Christmas special that was conceived by WGTD volunteer Jean Evans back in the early 1990s.   It has not aired in at least 20 years. It combines distinctive Christmas music and poetry.  

One of our favorite Morning Show interviews from 2021:  Rollo Dilworth, one of the country's most renowned choral composers, arrangers and conductors.   He visited the campus of Carthage College this fall as the lead clinician for Carthage's Treble Chorale Festival.  

In another favorite interview from 2021,  I speak with best-selling author Tim O'Brien about his most recent book,  "Dad's Maybe Book," a memoir in which he talks about the joys and challenges of becoming a father for the first time at the age of 56.  O'Brien is probably best-known for his memoir "The Things They Carried" which recounts some of his experiences as a soldier in the Viet Nam War. 

Here's another of our favorite Morning Show interviews from 2021:  Fern Schumer Chapman,  talking about her latest book-  "Brothers, Sisters, Strangers:  Sibling Estrangement and the Road to Reconciliation."  

One of our favorite interviews from 2021:  Olympian Jordan Windle and his father Jerry Windle spoke with us right before Jordan headed to Tokyo to represent the U.S. in the 10-meter platform diving event.  Jerry adopted Jordan from an orphanage in Cambodia, and the two of them collaborated on a beautiful children's book titled "An Orphan No More."  

One of our favorite Morning Show interviews from 2021:  Composer Jim Stephenson talks about the honor of having one of his fanfares performed at the inauguration of President Joe Biden.  

From 2005 -  Steve Alten ("The Meg") talks about his novel "The Loch."