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  • Online Privacy In The Trump Era
    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…
  • The Midday News Wrap: 05.12.17
    We begin with President Trump’s stunning decision to fire FBI Director James Comey earlier this week. Initially, the White House said Comey’s dismissal…
  • The Arms Race Against Antibiotic Resistance
    Antibiotics revolutionized medicine. Infections that were once severe, even fatal, can now be treated. But the dark ages could return. The reason?…
  • The Traumatized Brain: Life After a Brain Injury
    Aggression, insomnia, headaches, and even seizures. A traumatic brain injury can have life-altering consequences for individuals and their families. Today…
  • The Art Of Sharing African American History
    On Saturday, the National Museum of African American History and Culture opens its doors. The Smithsonian museum focuses exclusively on the history, life…
  • Nothing to Sneeze At: Treating and Preventing Seasonal Allergies
    Aaah-choo! It’s allergy season, and as you may have noticed, this one’s a doozy in our region. As of this morning, Weather.com rates Baltimore as the…
  • The Traumatized Brain: Life After a Brain Injury
    Aggression, insomnia, headaches, and even seizures. A traumatic brain injury can have life-altering consequences for individuals and their families. Today…
  • Rousuck's Review: "Love's Labour's Lost"
    Every Thursday, Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck stops by with her review of one of this region's theater productions.Today, it's the new production…
  • Graduation Rates - 3/13/14
    An analysis conducted by John Bound of the University of Michigan and Sarah Turner at the University of Virginia tracks college education through the…
  • Why HIV-Positive Teens Aren't Getting Tested
    Many teenagers with HIV are not getting treatment for the disease until the virus is in advanced stages. That’s the finding of a study published this week…
  • Reducing Federal Drug Sentences
    About 100,000 people are incarcerated for federal drug crimes in the United States. The crimes could be “manufacturing, distributing, or possessing with…
  • Are E-Cigarettes Safer Than Cigarettes?
    You may have noticed a friend or coworker who used to smoke cigarettes now puffing on an electronic-cigarette, a small battery-operated device that looks…
  • West Baltimore And The Shadow Of The State
    Over the last two weeks, as protests of how police treated Freddie Gray spread from Baltimore to other cities and claimed national media attention, much…
  • The Looming Legacy Of The Bhopal Disaster
    The new historical drama called Bhopal: A Prayer For Rain based on the actual Bhopal disaster came out in late in 2014. The film dramatizes the massive…
  • Older Adults, Chronic Pain, and the Mounting Pile of Pills
    The older you are, the more likely you take multiple prescription drugs. More medications mean more risks - potential drug interactions and a greater…
  • A Promising New Cancer Treatment
    Cancer treatments like surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation can be harrowing, and the cancer often returns. But a new treatment has come into use: it…
  • The Most Lethal Means: Guns and Suicide (re-air)
    As suicide rates approach a 30-year high, researchers are working to pinpoint the causes of suicide attempts and, determine how to keep people who are…
  • Coping With COVID-19: California's Unique Challenge
    Last summer, many people pointed to California as a model for how states handled the spread of the Coronavirus. But by the beginning of the new year,…
  • Wes Moore will become Maryland’s first Black governor
    Results, turnout, and analysis. What messages are voters sending? In WYPR’s continuing special coverage of the midterms, we discuss the winners and losers, and what propelled Marylanders to the polls.
  • Stoop Story: Lost love, found again
    On this week's Stoop Storytelling Series, Pattie Archuleta tells her story about rekindling lost love.
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