Ruby Warrington, author of "The Curious Sober Re-Set:  Change the way you drink in 100 days or less."   Warrington is credited with coining the term 'curious sober.'  She advocates a more thoughtful attitude when it comes to how much a person drinks and why they drink.   

From 2002 - Armand Nicholai, author of "The Question of God:  C.S. Lewis and Sigmund Freud Debate God, Love, Sex, and the Meaning of Life" 

From 2009,  Ashley Rhodes-Courter,  author of "Three Little Words; a Memoir."  

From 2004 -  Dr. Ira Byock, author of "The Four Things That Matter Most:  A Book About Living." 

2004-   Ari Weinzweig, author of "Zingerman's Guide to Giving Great Service"

In an unprecedented Morning Show event, I speak with WGTD's full-time staff members:   General Manager David Cole,  News Director Dave McGrath, and Development Director Troy McDonald about our coverage of the two biggest stories of 2020 -  the COVID-19 pandemic ..... and the Jacob Blake shooting and the demonstrations and riots that occurred in its wake. 

From 2007 - John Lloyd, co-author of "The Book of General Ignorance: Everything You Think You Know is Wrong,"  a book about the many misassumptions we make about the world. 

From 2007 - Jonis Agee talks about her novel "The River Wife."  

From 2005 - The Cat Fancier's Association Complete Cat Book, edited by Mordecai Siegal.  

From 2007:  with an editor from New Scientist magazine, we discuss "Why Don't Penguins' Feet Freeze?  - and 114 Other Questions," a book which poses and then answers 115 intriguing and out-of-the-ordinary questions.