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February's edition of Living Questions, our monthly series on the role of religion in the public sphere, examines the idea of religious moderation. With…

In 25 years, there may be more than 9.5 billion people inhabiting this planet, and keeping everyone fed with safe, nutritious food will give rise to many…

Hari Kondabolu is a Brooklyn-based comedian, who takes on some of the biggest political and social issues today including racism, colonialism, and the…

The Shriver Hall Concert Series is celebrating its 50th anniversary this season. In recitals on the Homewood Campus of Johns Hopkins University, the…

The Maryland Film Festival runs May 6th through May 10th in Baltimore, and we welcome Signal film critic Josh Slates to the program for a preview of the…

The deadline to sign up for health insurance runs through this Sunday. This year in Maryland, a total of 211,000 people have signed up for coverage so…

David Linden is a neuroscientist at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, and the former editor of the Journal of Neurophysiology. His first book, The…

Johns Hopkins anthropologist AnandPandian has written a dual memoir with his 95-year-old grandfather, describing a life shaped by the great wars and…

Twenty states and the District of Columbia, have medical marijuana programs. Patients can either buy or grow marijuana for things like pain relief. The…

Godspell is a high-spirited, musical re-telling of the life and passion of Jesus Christ, created in 1971 by a 23-year-old wunderkind named Stephen…

The Maryland Congressional race is heating up. Congresswoman Donna Edwards (D-4th District) is giving up her seat to run for the Senate seat being vacated…

Once a week, theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Tom in the studio to review some of the best local and regional theater productions. This morning, she's…

Suicide has been on the increase in the U.S. for two decades, long before the coronavirus showed up, although isolation and stress these days may be…

Once you leave the supportive embrace of school, pursuing music can pose hurdles. Whether it’s playing an instrument or singing, how do you make time for…

For a variety of reasons ranging from tax considerations to emerging social challenges, the role of nonprofits in the U.S. economy continues to expand.…

A neighborhood strewn with trash and lined with vacant homes is much more than an eyesore. It is an indicator that the children who live there may never…

We’ll start with a round-up of political headlines: Enoch Pratt CEO Carla Hayden confirmed as head of the Library Congress; an update on the Maryland U.S.…

What’s the best way to turn around an under-performing school? The Maryland State Board of Education appears ready to consider some strategies that are…

The Trump Administration and the Republican leadership in Congress are still vowing to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, but as of now,…

This afternoon Tom welcomes to the show two scholars who think a lot about the technical and legal ways in which our privacy is up for grabs, how privacy…