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  • Episode #4: The View From A Student: Mentorship and Family in Baltimore City
    Frederick Douglass High School student, Miles, takes us on a journey through his experience of mentorship.From his tight-knit relationships with his…
  • Laughter Shines Through
    This month, Dr. Lana Warren speaks with Dr. Michelle Melicosta about a young boy with a rare disease and the heartwarming moment when she realizes his…
  • A Child’s Hopes Realized
    April is Autism Awareness Month where we honor and recognize the millions of children, families and individuals around the world who are impacted by…
  • Once the Patient, Now the Teacher
    Dr. Beth Slomine shares a story about Amy Dykes, a former patient who had a large tumor removed from her brain when she was 18. Now fully recovered, Amy…
  • Healing From Brain Injury
    Life can change in an instant. That is what happened to Purnell after being injured while crossing the street. As a result, Purnell had to relearn…
  • Becoming His Best Self
    When Marcus first came to Center for Autism and Related Disorders at Kennedy Krieger, he was a two-year-old boy who wasn’t speaking and would run laps…
  • Mark Bradford
    BMA Director Christopher Bedford interviews the acclaimed artist Mark Bradford who represented the U.S. at the Venice Biennale in 2017. The artist talks…
  • Lauren Boyle
    BMA Director Christopher Bedford interviews Lauren Boyle of the New York-based artist collective DIS. Boyle explains how she, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso,…
  • Keith Calhoun and Chandra McCormick
    New Orleans-based artists Keith Calhoun and Chandra McCormick discuss their work documenting the men incarcerated at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at…
  • Ellen Lesperance
    Portland, Oregon-based artist Ellen Lesperance talks about her paintings inspired by sweaters worn by activities at the Greenham Common Women’s Peace…
  • Katharina Grosse
    German artist Katharina Grosse talks with BMA Director Christopher Bedford about her gallery enveloping fabric and paint installation—her first in a U.S.…
  • Ocean Victories of 2013 - 12/31/13
    We hear a lot about the seemingly insurmountable challenges facing our ocean, yet the ocean has some powerful friends working on its behalf.Beth Lowell,…
  • From the Bottom of the Food Chain - 1/7/14
    The ocean food web is much more than the dramatic clash of sharks devouring marine mammals and large fish. While many of us know that the ocean food web…
  • At Home With Clown Fish - 2/3/15
    Most parents of young children know a thing or two about clownfish. These adorable orange- and white-striped fish rocketed to stardom in the animated…
  • From Backyard to Bay: The Impact of Planting Native Plants - 7/1/14
    The colorful Black-Eyed Susan and the sweet-smelling magnolia are just two of the many stunning flowers and trees native to the Chesapeake Bay region.As…
  • Bayscaping to Reduce Runoff - 9/9/14
    Around the Chesapeake Bay area, we have a specific word for landscaping with the environment in mind: Bayscaping. This eco-friendly, holistic approach to…
  • Transient Giants: How Sand Dunes Protect Our Beaches - 7/15/14
    Sand dunes, those soft summertime beach-sights that can be scaled in flip-flops and dune buggies, are coastal geology that evolve in real time. Buffering…
  • Secrets of Seaweed - 7/29/14
    Ever feel the tangle of seaweed around your ankle when wading in the water? For many beachgoers, it is enough to send them scrambling for shore.For them,…
  • Landscaping and Gardening Without Polluting the Bay - 8/12/14
    Summer is prime time for gardening and sprucing up our lawns—but what we do to our yards impacts our waterways more than you might expect. As we go about…
  • The Wandering Albatross - 8/26/14
    Perhaps you are familiar with the saying “an albatross around your neck.” This phrase, coined by the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, in his 1798 poem, The…
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