WPTF Morning News

Scott S. Parker, author, on his new baseball book series and the game's most unlikely moments

Scott S. Parker, author of the "Baseball's Unlikely" series, joins Tony Riggsbee to discuss his newly released "Baseball's Unlikely: A Constant, Game 2" and a lifetime of collecting the sport's rarest, oddest and most significant moments from more than 35 years of following the game.

Christopher Hayes, extension associate and structural pest management specialist at N.C. State University, on what to expect from this year's bug season

Christopher Hayes, extension associate and structural pest management specialist at North Carolina State University, joins Tony Riggsbee to discuss predictions for an earlier and more active bug season this year and a rise in bed bug cases in some Southern states, including what travelers should watch for during spring break.

James Flanagan, vice president of community experience at Tri Pointe Homes, on spring home buying trends and the benefits of using one realtor

James Flanagan, vice president of community experience at Tri Pointe Homes, joins Lisa Price to discuss a new housing trends report pointing to a more buyer-friendly spring home shopping season and the benefits of using a single realtor to both buy and sell your home.

Jonathan Frederick, president and CEO of Marbles Kids Museum, on free memberships for Wake County foster families and an America 250 celebration

Jonathan Frederick, president and CEO of Marbles Kids Museum, joins Lisa Price to discuss a new partnership with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina and Wake County Social Services providing free museum memberships to Wake County foster families, and a free America 250 birthday celebration at Marbles on Saturday, March 28.

Jacqueline "Jack" Perez, founder of Kuel Life, on the nationwide estrogen patch shortage and its impact on women

Jacqueline "Jack" Perez, founder of Kuel Life, joins Lisa Price to discuss the nationwide shortage of estrogen patches following the FDA's removal of black box warnings on the product, which has caused a surge in demand and left millions of women facing back orders and delays as they seek treatment for menopause and perimenopause symptoms.