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The ease of distractions are more readily accessible that ever before. So, turn it off or put it down. Your child needs you.

WYPR's John Lee reports on how members of MD's congressional delegation are reflecting on the January 6th insurrection. Plus, listener comments.

The Reports: Week of December 6th 2021

The Reports: Week of December 13th 2021

Here's a Stoop Story from Mark Gunnery about what happens when your personal journals go public … and how to live to tell about it.

Journalist and historian Walter Isaacson has delved deep into the lives of geniuses of various eras and pursuits. What common traits has he found that support the creative thought of geniuses? What undercuts it?

The Pulitzer Prize-winning Irish poet and editor discusses his work with Paul McCartney compiling his lyrics - and memories - from 60 years of songwriting.

The public health advocate joins us with the latest on the delta and omicron surges, new vaccine developments and possible COVID-related school closures.

The award-winning author of eight novels discusses her new collection of deeply personal essays on friendship, marriage, children and art.

In a couple days we'll be bidding farewell to the challenging year of 2021 and welcoming the New Year. I think quite a few of us will be hosting or attending small get-togethers with well-vaccinated friends, and the question always arises: what should be eat? Our friend Chef Jerry Pellegrino, has a whole passel of tips for our listeners.

You’ve heard the saying…”there’s an app for that.” We look at tech you may want, are trying to get, and when you can expect it. Can our thirst for the newest and latest gadget be quenched?

Al and Mihaela are joined by registered dietitian Christina Badaracco to discuss ways you can eat healthier in the new year.

Forty-five minutes with John Madden leaves a lifetime of memories.

As we noted several weeks ago, there's not a better time in the year for home-made soups than right now. Soup-making is one of those activities that invites creativity and improvisation. Chef Jerry Pellegrino, is all in favor for letting your imagination go to town whilst standing before the soup kettle.

'Seasonal Work' is twelve mysteries packed into one book, with the surprises and suspense that have won Laura Lippman publishing awards for twenty-five years. Most focus on kids, marriages and families in Baltimore. We ask her how--and why--she crams so much in.

Tony and Chef Cindy answer some of the most commonly asked wine questions . . . and yes, it is totally OK if you don't know how to pronounce the name of that Château in France.

Tony and Chef Cindy share recipes perfect for the season, with an eye toward health.

Your Retirement December 2021

Doug Lent talks about the dual reality of growing up black in the land of opportunity.

(Nothing says "Happy Holidays" better than a glass of sparkling wine. Hugh has some great ideas.