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There is not a cure for autism, but education and the right resources can help alleviate challenges for those living with the diagnosis -- and for their families. We talk with Taya Dunn Johnson, board Vice President at The Autism Society of Baltimore-Chesapeake.

The former federal and state prosecutor, private attorney and now the CEO of a national community development firm, joins us to discuss his second bid to become Baltimore City's top law enforcement officer.

The Reports: Week of March 28th, 2022

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The veteran political activist and founder of the socialist Bread and Roses Party joins Tom to discuss his Democratic primary campaign for MD Governor.

The award-winning Washington Post finance columnist offers some timely advice on taxes, student loan debt, home mortgages and other urgent money matters.

Not all memoirs are mesmerizing. These two are!

Constitutional expert & UBalt Law professor Kim Wehle discusses the impact of the SCOTUS draft decision overturning its 1973 ruling legalizing abortion.

Former U.S. and Maryland Labor Secretary Tom Perez, is running for the Democratic nomination for governor. In a crowded field of candidates, we ask the Takoma Park resident what sets him apart, and about his plan to grow the economy through green jobs.

Tony and Chef Cindy talk about the equipment, products, and techniques the pros use and how you can get similar results in your kitchen.

The two-term Democratic District 46 delegate join us to discuss her primary campaign to become Maryland's Comptroller.

Ineptitude by any other name is NCAA President Mark Emmert.

Kenya Connect, a nonprofit in Maryland and in Kenya, works to solve challenges in east Africa--like teen pregnancies and language handicaps--that can derail pupils from poor families.

Peter Franchot on jobs, transit, housing, crime and the Bay.

Brittany Gardner shares a Stoop Story about speaking without shame.

Culture shock hits a young visitor to Annapolis.

If you have ever wanted to expand your cooking repertoire but certain dishes or products make you nervous, this show is for you.

Cab franc, pinot noir and gamay all contribute to these charming rosés.

US Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D. Md) discusses the impact of the SCOTUS draft ruling, and Senate plans to codify abortion rights into federal law.

NPR's Domenico Montanaro on how the leaked SCOTUS ruling striking down abortion rights alters the political landscape in a critical election year.