Erica Kane

Maryland Food Bank president and CEO Meg Kimmel discusses how new SNAP work requirements approved last year by Congress could threaten benefits for tens of thousands of Maryland food stamp recipients.

Dr. Jessica Stansbury, an educational technology specialist at University of Baltimore, describes her and her husband's experience during their experiment with an AI "companion."

Reporter Adam Willis, who covers climate and the environment for the Baltimore Banner, joins us to discuss rising energy prices and what the governor and Maryland's Democratic lawmakers plan to do about them.

Lyric Baltimore CEO Tom Bailey says many artists cancelling their Kennedy Center bookings have chosen Baltimore venues; his own theater is hosting the Washington National Opera later this spring.

WYPR State House reporter Sarah Petrowich and Banner reporter Lillian Reed describe new efforts by Maryland state and county governments to limit ICE operations and ban new detention facilities.

The Rhinelander trial scandalized the nation, and revealed Americans' deep anxieties about race and class at the beginning of the 20th century.

In her soon-to-be-published memoir "What Ever Happened to Eddy Crane?" journalist Kate Crane shares her life-long search for clues to her father's 1987 disappearance — and suspected murder.

The Banner's Ben Conarck joins us to share his reporting on the Department of Homeland Security alleged plan to turn a Hagerstown warehouse into a new ICE immigration detention center.

Transit activist Brian O'Malley, educational advisor Kwane Wyatt and two bus-faring high school students join us to talk about what's wrong with Baltimore's bus system, and how to fix it.

Tené Wilder joins us to talk about her career in hairstyling, and her recent work with the cast of Sinners, the Ryan Coogler film that's been nominated for a record 16 Academy Awards, including one for best hairstyling and makeup.