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Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck sizes up R. Eric Thomas' new comedy about race and family.

Stepping down as director of the iconic "outsider art" museum she founded on Baltimore's Key Highway in 1995, Ms. Hoffberger considers its cultural impact, and her next artistic vision.

Rushern Baker III, former Prince George’s County executive, is vying for the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor - for the second time. We ask about his grass-roots campaign promise and--in a very crowded primary race--what sets him apart from his rivals.

The activist and author talks about Israel's complex history, its relations with the US, and its continuing struggles with democracy and human rights.

The three-term Maryland congressman and former Lt. Governor explains why he's campaigning to become the state's top law-enforcement official.

Al Waller and Catherine Collinson discuss the various benefits and details of HSA's, or Health Savings Accounts.

Valley View Farms plant expert Carrie Engel and Plantation Park Heights' Urban Farm director "Farmer Chippy" join us to answer all your plant questions.

Thousands of state jobs that used to require a four-year degree … no longer will. We hear about alternative ways applicants can prove they’re qualified. Plus, a labor shortage, rising prices, and a potential recession. An economist’s view of Maryland’s pandemic recovery.

Isn't it fun to speculate about other peoples' relationships?

The Rhodes scholar, combat veteran and former Robin Hood Foundation CEO explains why he's aiming for the state's highest office in his first-ever election bid.

I'm AS. As a little kid I wasn't really allowed a whole lot of time in the kitchen, I guess because I was good at getting in the way. But there was one recipe I was encouraged to work on and that was cupcakes.

Of hoops, coaches and Manilow: 20 years of "Sports at Large.

Governor Hogan has signed into law a new map of Maryland’s congressional districts, settling the issue after a judge rejected Democrats’ first draft as too partisan. Maryland Matters editor Josh Kurtz fills us in. Plus, a week away from sine die, a legislative update from WYPR’s Joel McCord.

Al & Hugh discuss Ribero del duero wines

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Imagine a better Olympics. It's easy if you try.

Hear “Rosie the Riveter,” and the image most likely to come to mind is strong, determined--and white. The documentary ‘Invisible Warriors,’ holds up the overlooked role that Black women played in the World War II effort … and how that changed their lives.

The former Prince Georges County Executive talks about his second run for the state's highest office, and his vision for Maryland.