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On a past trip to France I discovered a little dish that I fell in love with. It’s known as “Oeufs en Meuette” or eggs poached in red wine. Every time I found it on a menu I would order it, and no two were the same. But they were always good. As I pointed out to Chef Jerry Pellegrino, this is sort of a European cousin of Eggs Benedict.

South Africa now supports hundreds of small high quality wineries. Hugh takes a look.

Sometimes, what you inherit is a lot of baggage.

Doug Lent talks about possible language development issues due to the high use of masks during Covid.

Former U.S. secretary of education John King is seeking the Democratic nomination to be Maryland’s governor. We ask King about his top priorities, and if elected, how he would lead the economic recovery from the pandemic.

Tony and Chef Cindy discuss preparations and techniques for working with a range of fowl.

Doug Lent talks about the wide base of support for the Maryland Family Leave Act.

We can end child abuse and neglect. Doug Lent has more...

The charismatic author-educator describes how his hip hop infused STEAM curricula is helping urban youth connect with science.

We’ll go On the Record with Freeman Hrabowski, who’s retiring after three decades heading UMBC, growing its student body and endowment. We ask about the role of college as our economy changes, and how he turned UMBC into a research mecca.

Two leading medical historians discuss ongoing efforts to confront legacies of racism in academic and medical institutions.

One of the great grapes of the world, grenache is a very approachable red that can be exciting and pleasure giving

Chardonnay isn't the only grape to get the oak treatment. These wines were aged in oak, but handled in a restrained, sensible manner.

Republican Delegate Lauren Arikan says Dr. Bishai's COVID mitigation directives "discriminated" against unvaccinated students. Dr. Bishai says he was protecting public health.

Al Waller and Catherine Collinson discuss the toll of taking care of family members and where they can find support.

In Rosalia Scalia's new book of short stories, Stumbling Toward Grace, she takes us to corners of Baltimore and into families whose vivid characters break our hearts — and warm them, at the same time.

Johnny Olszewski, Jr discusses a range of Baltimore County issues, including the politics sparked by his administration's COVID responses.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has free speech issues with China. Again.

Last week we gave you a useful little show chock full of ideas for using all that summer produce that is piling up around us. And this week we'll do it some more.

The Harford Community College history professor has put the county's civil rights milestones online and on a mobile app