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To begin today's Midday on Music program, a conversation about the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, the largest arts organization in the state of Maryland,…

Tom's guest today is Mike Rowe, a Baltimore born and bred television personality, producer and podcaster. He’s also an author. His latest book shares the…

All 50 states are in some phase of re-opening their economies after a few weeks, and in some cases several months, of lockdown. Here in Maryland, health…

The long running dispute between Maryland Governor Larry Hogan and just about the rest of the known universe concerning how to conduct the November…

On today's edition of the News Wrap, Tamara Keith, NPR's White House correspondent and host of its Politics Podcast, joins Tom with her perspectives on a…

Tom's guests today are three innovators who are working at the frontiers of high technology -- a technology that could be moving us closer to the historic…

Maryland’s primary election is two weeks from today. Early voting begins on Thursday. And so, today, we’re talking about voting.Americans vote at much…

The corner diner, Soul Source, is the hub of the 2100 block of Edmondson Avenue. The manager, Joyce, has been serving breakfast to the locals for 30…

The 2100 block of Monument Street is anchored by the Baltimore’s Northeast Market, a honeycomb of vendors selling fish, meat, fried chicken, barbeque,…

As the year comes to a close, Tom takes a moment to pause and remember some of the people in our community who we lost in 2015. Each of them was an…

Today, a conversation about State Center, the sprawling office complex in West Baltimore that stretches from Howard St. and Martin Luther King Blvd. in…

We begin today with a conversation about the travel ban implemented by President Trump on Friday afternoon. The President blocked visitors from seven…

July 5, 2016 - Radio Kitchen - Andrea Shreiner: sushi and local ingredientsWhat started off as a quirky fad some thirty or so years ago has become a…

September 23, 2014 - Radio Kitchen - Apples for PieSeptember is Apple Month in Maryland, and we have more selections in the market than ever before. What…

The November 8th general elections are less than 6 weeks away, and the campaigns for the White House, the U.S. Congress, and a long list of state and…

Dr. Jeffrey Kahn is the Director of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics. When he stops by Midday, we talk about all manner of complex…

WYPR's president and NPR board chair discusses the station's commitment to the community, and its agenda for the decades ahead.

The new show at the Walters reflects 2000 years of artistic traditions, with pieces from East and Southeast Asia and from Islamic cultures spanning West to South Asia.

World-renowned mezzo soprano Denyce Graves spearheads a program to further open the world of classical singing to youthful talent of all races and ethnicities.

We go On the Record with one of the leaders of a Baltimore church that for decades has pressed for LGTBQ-plus rights and social justice. Plus, an archive that reflects the vibrant history and culture of the LGBTQ community in Maryland.