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This week: Manufacturing job loss, steel tariffs, the pension crisis, wealth and life expectancy, and investments in children's education.

Anirban gives us the latest economic news.

The story of street-corner poet Abi Mott; a visit with the Fort McHenry Guard Fife & Drum Corps; and a studio mini-concert with Kristen Toedtman What’s…

A radio profile of AmeriCorps service members at work around Maryland; a talk with Dan Fesperman about his drone-warfare novel, Unmanned; and a…

A conversation with philosopher and musician Jonathan BadgerWhat does it mean for something to be tragic? Is it just that it’s sad? Or does tragedy mean…

The New Gospelites started their vocal harmony group in the 1970's, but they’ve been singing the old hymns since they were kids at Wharton Point’s Saint…

A woman tries to deal with a husband who’s somehow been possessed by the soul of Henry David Thoreau. It's a special radio adaptation from the short…

Former undercover narcotics officer Michael B Kaminski talks about the moral perils of his career; a radio postcard from Baltimore rock band, The Flying…

Author Jonathon Scott Fuqua takes us inside his book, The Secrets of the Greaser Hotel; a look at the photo book, Bodine’s Industry: The Dignity of Work;…

What can Maryland do to make the data it collects more accessible to you? How could you use it? We talk with State Senator Bill Ferguson about creating a…

At midnight on Thursday, July 30th, 2015, the final amps and drum kits were reluctantly lugged out of Station North's longtime music rehearsal space, The…

The heavy snow closed most schools and many offices yesterday. But some people had to work… someone had to clear the roads and sidewalks. It raises a very…

Ella Fitzgerald cut a classic record, Ella Sings Gershwin, in 1950. She was accompanied by a lone pianist who had an elegant touch: Baltimore’s own Ellis…

For 30 years Mrs. K taught piano to children in her living room, but now she may have to confront the reality that the days spent teaching in her home,…

We turn now to a conversation about a program coming up next Sunday in College Park that features music from a famous ballet. As you might expect, there…