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Stoop Story from Eric Schaefer about being scammed, and being thankful for it.

William Donald Schaefer, the musical? You heard that right! ‘Do It Now!’ chronicles highlights of the life of Baltimore’s memorable mayor; it’s part of the Baltimore Playwrights festival. We talk with the director and the songwriter to get a preview!

Two of the rivals for the Democratic nomination for MD governor join us for the hour to discuss their competing visions for Maryland's future.

On this episode of Future City, we discuss great reads for the summer! Future City welcomed several guests this month to discuss their favorite reads.

We’ll go On the Record with a mother of seven and the director of Life, Justice and Peace for the Archdiocese of Baltimore, a nurse-midwife who co-owns a new abortion clinic opening soon in Maryland, and a leader of the “Baltimore Abortion Fund,” to ask how the Supreme Court’s decree against federal abortion rights shapes their work and prospects.

Is the NFL serious about rooting out sexual assault in its ranks?

We hear from a reproductive health leader, a Baltimore city councilwoman, a Johns Hopkins U. medical historian and a Jewish rabbi who works with expectant mothers.

The head of the city's public schools sits down for an end-of-the-year talk about some of the major challenges facing the school system.

The head of Baltimore's Catholic Archdiocese explains the church's response to the recent Supreme Court decision to strike down constitutional protections for abortion rights.

In his new memoir, the acclaimed Baltimore writer recalls his youth, his community, and his efforts to redefine manhood.

Harnessing a cancer patient’s own blood cells to destroy the cancer. The University of Maryland was first in this region to offer this type of immunotherapy. Dr. Aaron Rapaport tells us: about half the patients who get it are cured. And we hear a survivor’s story.

Katie Curran O’Malley served 20 years as a District Court Judge. Now she’s running in the Democratic primary for Maryland Attorney General. We ask about her plans to make police more accountable, protect reproductive rights for women, combat domestic violence and implement legalized marijuana.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck sizes up CSC's updated production of the popular Bard comedy that's now on stage at the PFI Historical Park in Ellicott City.

The Democratic primary candidates for SAO - attorney Ivan Bates, incumbent SA Marilyn Mosby and former MD Deputy AG Thiru Vignarajah - join Tom Hall for a live conversation about their visions for criminal justice in Baltimore.

Doug Lent talks about the impact of overtuening Roe v Wade's will affect mostly women of color.

Asian American authors take on prejudice and stereotypes in two new great books.

Things can get pretty rocky in Maine, and we are not just talking about the coastline!

Jim Burger has photographed Baltimore for decades. His book “What’s Not to Like: Words and Pictures of a Charmed Life” is part memoir, part time capsule … and part love letter to a city whose streets and people he adores. We get a preview.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck gives us the lowdown on the Broadway musical version of Mean Girls that's now touring the country.

Here's a Stoop Story from Petula Caesar about -- when father doesn’t know best.