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The Reports: Week of February 28th, 2022

In our monthly visit with the outspoken public health expert, we discuss the CDC's new messaging on masks, the Biden administration's pandemic plans and lagging US vaccination rates.

We’ll go On the Record with Dr. Dan Morhaim to talk about planning for the end of life by using advance directives. How can making these choices ahead of time ease anxieties about death? Then, a look at a green burial ground planned for Baltimore County.

Al Waller and Catherine Collinson discuss the gap in retirement readiness between genders and ways to improve the outcome for women.

The former NSC/White House staffer says a new "Lend-Lease" program would allow the West to aid Ukraine and enable it to repel the Russian military assault.

Doug Lent discusses the importance of vaccinations as masking policies begin to loosen.

Here’s a Stoop Story from Amanda Eby about waiting to exhale ...

The 32-year old former Obama Administration official discusses his progressive campaign to become Maryland's youngest governor, and its first governor of color.

The Reports: Week of January 31st, 2022

The Reports: Week of February 7th, 2022

In my mind, there is only one Queen of the Spring and that would be asparagus. Luckily for Marylanders, asparagus grows like crazy in our soils, especially on the Eastern Shore. Chef Jerry Pellegrino and I talk about asparagus every Spring, and we never get tired of it or run out of ideas.

The Reports: Week of March 7th, 2022

Tony and Cindy share some of their favorite ways to cook and eat softshell crabs.

Baltimore's mayor joins Tom Hall for another of their monthly live conversations about key issues facing the city.

The Democratic political activist explains how her candidate-recruitment group hopes to ensure the future of progressive democratic ideals.

Our theater critic sizes up The Hippodrome's national touring production of the Broadway hit, which pays musical tribute to the late queen of disco.

Maryland's senior senator and a regional policy expert offer insights on how US and its NATO allies are responding to Russia's assault on Ukraine.

In 1906, Upton Sinclair causes an uproar when he publishes his book "The Jungle."

On this month's episode of Future City, we dive in to the state of comedy. We ask the experts what is funny? How does your comedy work? How do you deal with hecklers? Listen to the experts on what the state of comedy is today.

Bob Hemler tells a Stoop Story about enduring love.