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Midday foodies John Shields of Gertrude’s and Henry Hong of Thames Street Oyster House share stories with Midday listeners about meals that hold a special…

The enduring value of classic literature lies in its exploration of the human condition and also its ability for modern interpretation. Can today’s…

In May, 1861, in the wake of the Pratt Street Riots, Chief Justice Roger B. Taney issued a writ of habeas corpus for John Merryman, who had been…

Research from Johns Hopkins University finds that babies may be able to count...sort of. Even though they can’t yet say words like one, two, or three, the…

We embrace Valentine's Day by dishing about memorable romantic meals and seductive foods with John Shields of Gertrude's and Henry Hong of the Waterfront…

John Nagl is a retired Army lieutenant colonel, a graduate of West Point and Oxford, and a Rhodes Scholar. In a new memoir, "Knife Fights," he recounts…

We'll look at three recent studies conducted by researchers affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Susan Gross on young…

One hour, four studies -- what Americans spend on Lyme Disease treatment; a possible connection between medical marijuana and reductions in overdose…

The George Mason U. historian's new book chronicles the 20th-century racial-terror lynchings that continue to haunt Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Dr. Michael Beer of Baltimore, a retired biophysics pioneer at Johns Hopkins University who founded an environmental organization dedicated to planting…

(We originally aired this program on June 20, 2017.) Last month (May 2017), the stabbing death of Bowie State University student and 2nd Lt. Richard…

Today, several perspectives on the murders at the Capital Gazette Newspaper. On Thursday afternoon, a 38 year-old man from Laurel shot five people dead…

Two lawyers taking part in an upcoming University of Baltimore School of Law symposium on Maryland's first Black jurists join us to remember the contributions of these little-known legal pioneers.

Today on Midday on the Arts, we’re going to talk about the impact of the pandemic on one part of the creative economy: classical music. The Brookings…

In her new book, ethicist Harriet A. Washington shows how years of unethical medical research has eroded Black communities' faith in public health institutions.

Hopkins gun policy researcher Daniel Webster and Maryland gun rights advocate Mark Pennak discuss policy strategies for ending rampant gun violence.

This week's News Wrap covers Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, special testimony on President Joe Biden's classified docs and the loss of minority voter support in the Democratic party.

How is food waste contributing to greenhouse gases?

Anti-fracking activists say they're being targeted by law enforcement agencies that work with the oil and gas industries to monitor threats to infrastructure.

Two Asian Americans who fight racism with art, and a psychologist who studies bigotry's mental health toll.