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Ramifications, repercussions and ruminations on two decisions: the acquittal of Officer CaesarGoodson in Baltimore, and the exit from the European Union…

What’s your identity project? The thing that puts a skip in your step when you wake up every day? Maybe it’s the instrument you play, or the poetry you’ve…

Today's podcast begins with our story, first broadcast this past May, on Destiny Watford. She's a winner of the 2016 Goldman Environmental Prize for her…

Here’s a cheery thought to kick off your holiday: The first two leading causes of death in the United States are heart disease and cancer. The third…

We begin with a conversation about the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking. There are some who believe that if this type of gas…

The Daily Dose 3-12-21

College graduates who entered the workforce soon after the recession ended are still feeling its effects—fewer jobs, lower wages. Then, what can bullets,…

We talk with Meredith Ramsay about economic development and social change in two lower Eastern Shore towns and with two local leaders about the what lies…

How do forensic examinations affect victims of sexual assault as they seek justice? Then, Comptroller Peter Franchot tells us why he thinks school should…

Exploring nursing ethics, a proposal to build the world's largest art park underneath the Jones Falls Expressway, Baltimore Shakespeare Factory’s "Measure…

The second open enrollment period for the Maryland health exchange begins in a little over a month. Last year, the exchange sputtered and faltered from…

Can you remember the last time you went a day without using the Internet at some point? It’s changed how we live and work. What hasn’t changed of late is…

Baltimore city joins with scores of partners to reduce infant deaths. How is it working? Plus, a new option for treating cancer is coming to Baltimore;…

Is a vaccine for Ebola on the way? Sheilah talks with Dr. Myron Levine, director of the University of Maryland Center for Vaccine Development.Then –Brian…

As of today, possession of 10 grams or less of marijuana is a civil offense, instead of a criminal offense in Maryland. Sheilah talks with director of…

The Red Line transit project has hit its latest obstacle: a lawsuit filed by 25 residents of West Baltimore. Why are they suing, and could their legal…

"Distance Learning" at the University of Maryland University College, an argument for capping property taxes from a Loyola Maryland economist, and…

As the country climbs out of an economic recession, wages remain stagnant. We talk about wage growth in Maryland with DaraiusIrani, Chief Economist at the…

President Barack Obama issued an executive order last night promising that, at least for now, about five million people who entered the country illegally…

The universe is expanding and we have a better idea of how quickly thanks to the efforts of Johns Hopkins Astrophysicist Adam Riess. We talk with the…