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Join us on this month's episode of Future City on 88.1 WYPR as we engage in a thought-provoking conversation about gun control, aiming to build a safer and more secure Baltimore.

A new task force of city and county leaders could lead to changes for the vast water and sewage system serving nearly 2 million people in Baltimore and nearby counties. Plus, city residents seek relief from sewage backups caused by Baltimore's century-old wastewater system.

A while ago when we were in England, we had a wonderful dish the restaurant called "white bouillabaisse". It bore a passing resemblance to the Provencal original, but it was a delightful take on it. Chef Jerry Pellegrino helped me flesh out this idea of making this dish.

We’re six weeks away from the start of a new NFL campaign, but we may already have identified the big winners of the pending professional football season.

Midday Theater Critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews the 10x10x10 Play Festival at Fells Point Corner Theatre. The event spotlights 10 plays that are 10 minutes long and feature 10 of the area's best actors.

In a sport like football that takes itself way too seriously, there is no place more sacrosanct than the position room. It’s the place where players who play the same position and the specific coaches who lead them congregate to contemplate in the days leading up to that week’s holy war.

For the weekly Midday Newsrap, we check in on local news with WYPR Reporter Wambui Kamau and take a look at Congress with New York Times Reporter Luke Broadwater.

Tom speaks with Audrey Johnson from Maryland's office of social equity on diverse ownership in the cannabis industry. Then he speaks with Wendy Bronfein of Curio Wellness about the financial issues in the cannabis business.

Midday is back to the movies this month. Tom speaks with Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday and Maryland Film Festival Founder Jed Dietz about "Killers of the Flower Moon," Lady Bird Johnson and more.

Tom Hall talks with best selling author Johnathan Eig.

Newly installed Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough drops by Midday to talk about his plans for the department.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski joins Midday for a regular update on important county issues.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski joins Midday for a regular update on important county issues. This month he addresses youth safety, transportation concerns and the use of plastic bans by businesses.

We go On the Record to discuss the future of Baltimore city’s water and sewage system. A task force is seeking to modernize its governance. Advocates are concerned the city could lose control over the sprawling system, with terrible consequences for Baltimore ratepayers.

We’ll go On the Record with preservationists working to recruit and train the next generation of historic trades professionals. We hear about a national apprenticeship pipeline to meet the growing need for carpenters, masons, and other highly skilled workers.

We’ll go On the Record with preservationists working to recruit and train the next generation of historic trades professionals. We hear about a national apprenticeship pipeline to meet the growing need for carpenters, masons, and other highly skilled workers.

Tom speaks with Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski about his 2024 priorities and upcoming budget townhalls.

As winter grinds to a close we all look forward to St. Patrick’s Day, the annual celebration of all things Irish as well as the impending arrival of spring. Our Irish friends are nothing if not traditional, and their big day has a number of foods associated with it. Chef Jerry Pellegrino can give us some leads on eating Irish.

Tom discusses the University of Baltimore's latest initiatives to build a future pipeline of public service leaders.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. joins Midday to discuss his plans to represent Maryland in Congress.