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Two or three times a year I like to take a notebook with me as I visit my local Farmers Market and jot down a few of the amazing things that are available. This mid-summer a hungry shopper is going to be thrilled to see an incredible variety of produce and protein for sale.

A tranquilizer meant for large animals has been found in street drugs and is causing overdose deaths and wounds that won’t heal. The Maryland Opioid Operational Command Center is trying to combat it. Plus, how does it feel to visit an overdose prevention site - a safe space for drug use?

Some voters already are showing up at the polls, to vote early in the primary, in person. And many voters are scrambling to make up their minds. We ask political reporters--Rachel Baye of WYPR and Pamela Woods of The Baltimore Banner--what issues voters say they care about.

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

The Reports: Week of June 13th, 2022

The Reports: Week of June 20th, 2022

The Reports: Week of July 4, 2022

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

The Reports: Week of May 23rd, 2022

The Reports: Week of May 30th, 2022

The Reports: Week of June 6th, 2022

The Reports: Week of June 27th, 2022

Your Retirement May 2022

Your Retirement June 2022

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.