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The veteran comedian shares her unique wit and wry commentary, ahead of her live show at Goucher College on Nov 4th.

Doug Lent discusses new research from the University of British Columbia which says living near lots of green space can help young children meet their developmental milestones on target

Hard times make for great novels! Pandemic memories from Gary Shteyngart and Jodi Picoult.

In his monthly convo with Tom Hall, Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott discusses his plans for spending American Rescue Plan Act funds.

The Baltimore native talks about her first national headline tour and her Sunday gig at The 8X10 Club.

Legal scholar Kim Wehle joins us with analysis of a new challenge to the Court's 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling.

The General Assembly reconvenes Monday to decide on a new map of congressional districts. We look at how Democratic lawmakers’ plans could overwhelm red votes on the Eastern Shore with blue. Plus, why the Princeton Gerrymandering Project gave a failing grade to maps drawn by legislators.

Viognier has become one of our most popular whites, and it is particularly well-suited for autumnal quaffing.

“I have only a short time to live, only one death to die, and I will die fighting for this cause. There will be no peace in this land until slavery is done for. “– John Brown, Kansas Territory, 1856.

Tony and Chef Cindy invite listeners to join the show and share their favorite holiday treats and memories.

Michelle Becote-Jackson shares a Stoop Story about her grandmother’s Christmas Eve tradition.

Medstar Health's Collaborative Care and FoodRx programs pairs patients with dieticians so they get the nutritional education they need to make healthy choices. Partners like Maryland Food Bank, Sodexo and Hungry Harvest provide the meals. Here's how it works.

Al Waller and Catherine Collinson discuss 5 important steps to secure your financial future.

Al Waller is joined by Mihaela Vincze to bring us various tips to building healthier habits and ways to make the changes stick.

For most of us the yearly chore of shopping for holiday gifts has started in earnest. I know the older I get, the harder it is to come up with fresh ideas. So, Chef Jerry Pellegrino and I think we might perform a public service by giving our audience some buying tips for your favorite home cook.

When a birth announcement shakes up conventional wisdom.

I know I'm a very old fashioned sort of geezer, and I accept that. And guys like me think good old Charles Dickens taught us how to celebrate Christmas pretty near perfectly. To wit: in my mind nothing captures the spirit of the holiday season better than plum pudding. And Chef Jerry Pellegrino will agree this impressive dessert is shockingly easy to prepare... provided you understand a few key things.

We’ll go On the Record with actor, singer, dancer and choreographer André De Shields, who says he learned self-confidence growing up seven decades ago in Baltimore; he gives us an example of how he’s managed to turn that into something majestic on stage.

The nationally syndicated etiquette expert, aka Thomas P. Farley, joiins us with some insights on how to deal with the new protocols of the post-COVID office environment.

As he steps down after four decades as president of the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the activist looks back at his efforts and looks ahead at the prospects for the still-troubled watershed.