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We’ll go On the Record with journalist Susan Page, whose biography of Nancy D’Alesandro Pelosi ... traces her grandparents’ roots back to Italian hill towns … and deciphers the “lessons of power” Madam Speaker uses today to line up votes.

A quality early childhood system must first be an equitable one. Listen to find out how Maryland is doing.

Can Jupiter Invincible use his super powers and wisdom to rectify racial injustice and inequality ... for all time?

We are most definitely in a transition period at the local markets. Summer produce is phasing out and autumn crops are coming in. One of my favorite things to look for are the winter squashes, those long lived vegetables that are so versatile and so tasty. And Chef Jerry Pellegrino is also a big fan. His advice: treat them like sweet potatoes. Here are a few recipes Jerry has come up with, including a tempting dish from Italy that I can't wait to try.

We’ll go On the Record with a nursing school dean, a student and the head of the Maryland Nurses Association to talk about the causes and consequences of the shortage of nurses. The state needs 10-thousand nurses over the next decade. Can accelerated college training help?

The voting reform activist warns that if we don't take politics out of the redistricting process, democracy will die.

This week, Tony and Chef Cindy recount some of the chefs and writers who have been influential to their food and wine philosophies.

We’ll go On the Record with an update on public transit’s recovery from the pandemic. How many people are riding? What’s being done to get more buses along their routes on-time? Plus, how uneven transit access in Baltimore poses a threat to public health.

The orthopedic surgeon has some timely tips for runners ahead of this weekend's Baltimore Running Festival.

The Baltimore Mayor joins us for our monthly conversation about key issues facing the city.

The long-time Democratic Party activist and former Baltimore County executive has died at age 87.

Al Waller and Mihaela Vincze discuss the difficulties of the health care system and how to improve your Health Literacy,

The acclaimed playwright, poet and essayist offers a poignant tale of perseverence.

On this month's Midday with the Mayor, vaccines for school kids, $50M in ARPA funds to curb violence, fiscal reforms, more...

The Maryland businessman discusses his ambitious bid to bolster local journalism

We’ll go On the Record with one of President Trump’s many national security advisors, John Bolton, born and raised in Baltimore. He says the best foreign-policy decision Mr. Trump made was following Bolton’s advice to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.

The NAACP pleads with pro athletes to avoid Texas over voting and legislation issues.

Laura Lippman's psychological thriller, Dream Girl, takes us inside the life and head of a novelist who credits no one for his success--except his mother and perhaps his agent. Lippman calls it her first work of horror.

On the Record's first episode of Pass the Mic! In this series we invite a host to choose the guests and direct the narrative. Activist Lea Gilmore interviews writer and educator D. Watkins and talks with Aladrian Wetzel and Christen Cromwell, the creators of ‘Brown Sugar Bake Off’: theater about the politics and power around Black women’s bodies.

Are you ready for Halloween guests? Look before you open the door!