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Maryland Morning theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck says "The Golden Spike" playwright R.M. O'Brien condenses "a bit of the Wild West, a bit of silent movies,…

Ericka Blount Danois is a Baltimore-based journalist and author who's written for Spin, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal,…

Maryland has been hit by heavy snow over the past two days. How do our older neighbors plan for and deal with this kind of weather? Sheilah Kast asks…

Baltimore City Schools has a new leader. Gregory Thornton, who currently leads Milwaukee public schools, will take over the post of CEO this July. We talk…

The work of photographer N. Jay Jaffee is on display at UMBC. Tom Hall takes a tour with curator Thomas Beck, who discusses Jaffee's spontaneous style of…

It's a famous image--the red polka-dot scarf, the blue work shirt, the determined face, and of course that curled bicep. It's Rosie the Riveter. Here face…

The author Patty Dann divides her time between New York and Baltimore. Her 1986 novel, "Mermaids" introduced us to the Flax family.The novel was developed…

Looking at Edgar Allen Poe's work through a LGBT lens. Maryland Morning theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck brings us her review of Iron Crow Theatre Company's…

What if characters from King Authur's medieval court went to Lexington Market and Fort McHenry? In her latest book "Guinevere in Baltimore," Baltimore…

President Obama signed an executive order yesterday that is intended to help even out the gender pay gap. It would require federal contractors to allow…

Dr. Robert Wicks is a clinical psychologist on the faculty of Loyola University Maryland. In his latest book, "Perspective: The Calm Within the Storm," he…

There are less than two months until the state-wide primary in Maryland. Over the next few weeks on our show, we'll hear from all of the major candidates…

Every American school kid knows that in 1773, colonists in Massachusetts angrily tossed tea into the harbor, furious about the new tax British Parliament…

The choreographer, writer and teacher Liz Lerman is Tom Hall's guest this morning.Last week, she premiered her latest theatrical dance piece, "Healing…

There was a tidal wave of births following the end of World War II. That gave rise to the generation we know as the Baby Boomers. For many years, these…

For years Americans have been reaping fewer gains from a growing economy in the form of pay and benefits. Shareholders have been reaping more, helping to…

There are many recent college graduates running around. Undoubtedly, some are still wondering what they should do and where they should go. In partnership…

During the second quarter of twenty sixteen, the U.S. homeownership rate declined to its lowest level in more than fifty years. This is a reflection of…

Perhaps the most disappointing aspect of economic performance in America during the early stages of the millennium is summed up in one key metric – median…

On average, those who own homes in cities as opposed to those who own in the suburbs continue to be more likely to be underwater on their mortgages.…