Maryland history

In 1860, Harriet Tubman fights to stop the arrest of escaped slave Charles Nalle  in Troy, New York. 

On a beautiful morning in May 1813, the people of Havre de Grace awoke to a terrifying sight. Out on the bay were the towering masts of a British fleet, and rowing toward them were landing craft filled with Redcoats.

While imprisoned at Point Lookout during the Civil War, Lanier composed a haunting piece of music. 

Originally aired on April 10, 2012

Pioneering CPR researcher Dr. James Jude and Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions director of medicine Dr. Myron Weisfeldt.

Anne Arundel County full-contact jouster Sir Paul Schneider shows Nathan what a professional can do with a lance and a helm.

The Maryland Department of Planning’s Jason Dubow on how the EPA’s “pollution diet” for the Chesapeake Bay might actually make it harder to achieve another environmentally-friendly initiative in Maryland: smart growth.

Jehanne Wake on her book Sisters of Fortune: America’s Caton Sisters at Home and Abroad.

Mark Hyman talks sports with Tom Hall.