Bill Burton
Host and producer, WFPL Morning EditionBill Burton has hosted Morning Edition since 2016 and has been with LPM since 2012. He's worn many hats in radio over the years, including being a DJ playing, country, rock, and adult contemporary. He's done play-by-play of everything from high school hockey (which happened to be the first hockey game he saw from beginning to end) to minor league baseball. When he's not helping keep Louisville informed, he and his wife, Melissa, like to search through used bookstores and used record stores. You might also find him walking in Cherokee Park with his dog, Emma.
Email Bill at bburton@lpm.org.
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Wave 3's Tawana Andrew says climate change is affecting the Winter Olympics and it could influence where future games are held. -
Dr. Robert Plomin of Kings College London wins the Grawemeyer Award in Psychology for his 45 years of research in behavioral genetics. -
Richard Davidson is a professor of psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He's studied emotion and the brain for the past 35 years. -
Green is a longtime critic of Mayor Greg Fischer, especially on the mayor's environmental policies, but he's hopeful for Fischer’s third term. -
Researchers Kent Berridge and Terry Robinson say understanding the difference between "liking" and "wanting" can help treat addiction. -
Goodwin will be in Louisville on Thursday for the Kentucky Author Forum, where she'll be interviewed by Pulitzer Prize-winning biographer A. Scott Berg. -
Diane Ravitch, former Assistant Secretary of Education during the Clinton administration, will speak at a rally on Thursday in support of Jefferson County Public Schools. -
Feinstein’s latest book is about the 2016 Ryder Cup competition between U.S. and European golfers. He’s appearing at U of L's Kentucky Author Forum Thursday night. -
Louisville has seen over 1,100 cave-ins in the last fiscal year, according to the Metropolitan Sewer District. -
Aida Touma-Sliman is one of only 18 Arab (out of 120 total) members of the Israeli Knesset, Israel’s parliamentary body.