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Taylor Binnix shares a Stoop Story about dating during the pandemic.

The Reports: Week of June 13th, 2022

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Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday and Md Film Festival founder Jed Dietz join us with tips on summer film options.

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What messages are Maryland voters sending in this primary election? As we wait for votes to be counted, we ask WYPR state government reporter Rachel Baye, Mileah Kromer of the Goucher College poll and Tim Prudente of The Baltimore Banner what they’re learning.

Two astute political observers — WBAL reporter Jayne Miller and Maryland Matters editor Josh Kurtz — join us to assess the results so far of the Tuesday primary, and what they portend for the November general election.

Doug Lent tells us about the impacts - or lack thereof - has on both a child and future generations.

Ah, siblings. No one knows you quite as well ---or how to push your buttons ---like your brothers and sisters.

Music can inspire hearts and minds. But how do music--and rhythm-based therapies--address symptoms of Parkinson's disease … stroke … or autism? Colleagues at the Johns Hopkins ‘Center for Music and Medicine’ talk about the healing power of music.

The Grammy-winning pop and jazz singer joins us ahead of her live gig at Baltimore's Keystone Korner dinner/music club, tonight at 7:30.

The Editor-in-Chief talks about her team's hopes for the re-launch of the Black-led bimonthly journal of Baltimore politics, life and culture.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck sizes up the six new plays being showcased at this year's CAT festival in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.

Tom chats with writer and activist Mark Johnson