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Was Lope de Aguirre a bloodthirsty madman or a revolutionary of the Americas? We ask Evan Balkan, author of "The Wrath of God."

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6-13-12: Snacks from Sascha

Sascha Wolhandler of Sascha's 527 gives us some snack ideas to take to the ballgame.

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6-13-12: Maryland Morning Culture Calendar

Treats for aesthetes!

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6-12-12: The Health of the Diaspora

There are approximately 160 million descendants of the Transatlantic Slave Trade living throughout the Western Hemisphere. How is their health today?

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6-12-12: First Call Hagerstown

When a bugle plays "First Call," it means "assemble." Washington County is sounding the first call this weekend to attract visitors to learn about its Civil War history, including General Robert E. Lee's first invasion of the Union. We'll hear about this weekend's events.

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6-12-12: How Baltimore Became a Land for Pleasant Brewing

There's more to Baltimore beer than Boh. Tom Hall talks with Rob Kasper, who's written a history of brewing in Charm City.

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6-11-12: Doctor-Patient Communication

Why patients are afraid to talk to their doctors…and what they both can do about it.

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6-11-12: You Don't Say

Veteran Baltimore Sun copy editor John McIntyre on language.

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6-8-12: Girls Inside the Department of Juvenile Services

Continuing our conversation on the condition of girls inside the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services.

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6-6-12: Leaving No Child Left Behind...Behind

Maryland is one of 19 states that no longer has to abide by the strictest parts of the federal No Child Left Behind law. We talk with the state’s Assistant Superintendent for Academic Policy about what that means for students and schools here.

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