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Al Waller and Catherine Collinson discuss ways to make your dollars go further during inflationary times.

HAP Director Dr. Jeremy Walston and Dr. Peter Abadir, a project scholar, join us to discuss their effort to study how we can age without cognitive or functional decline.

From easy sandwiches and wild trout to smart beverage choices when you're out in the sun, we've got your picnic covered.

Mayor Scott joins us for his monthly conversation about key issues affecting the city and the citizens of Baltimore.

Do you ever wonder what writers are really like?

The new LIV golf tour offers big bucks and no integrity

Josh Kohn shares a Stoop Story about making it home in time for Passover.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews the new production of the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical at the popular summer theater venue in Essex.

Al Waller and Mihaela Vincze bring to our attention 3 important health screenings men should be aware of and have done.

We’ll go On the Record with the curator of a Smithsonian exhibit that explores how American ideas of science and religion have unfolded over three centuries. It includes a recording from the crew of the Apollo 8 and a device called ‘the God helmet’.

We get local reactions to Friday's historic Supreme Court ruling that upends a half century of abortion rights, and gives states the power to ban abortions.

The War of 1812 comes to the "Harbor of Mercy."

We’ll go On the Record with Kimi Yoshino, editor-in-chief of the digital-only local news operation that launched last week, The Baltimore Banner. She says its goal is not just to describe problems, but to point to solutions.

Two members of the cast of Chesapeake Shakespeare's new production share their experiences performing the Bard's ever-popular comedy.

As food fads go, the current love affair with Brussels sprouts is among the more surprising. These small cousins of the cabbage have lingered in obscurity and loathing until fairly recently. Now it's hard to find a restaurant menu that doesn't offer them in some form.

The first transgender woman in the Baltimore mayor's cabinet join us to describe how the city plans to advocate for LGBTQ people.

Lawrence Jackson grew up in West Baltimore … and after decades teaching at universities elsewhere, came back to the city as a “distinguished professor” at Johns Hopkins. Shelter, his collection of multi-layered essays, traces history, geography and relationships in Baltimore.

The head of the Catholic New Ways Ministry talks about his group's advocacy for LGBTQ people, and his new biography of Father Mychal Judge, a renowned gay Franciscan and 9/11 martyr.

Deputy Mayor Faith Leach and Dr. Andrey Bundley, director of the Mayor's Office of African American Male Engagement, discuss efforts to help the city's young males find positive work alternatives. And we invite listeners to share their perspectives.

2022 is turning out to be an atypical Orioles season. They don't stink!