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The local spoken word artist talks about his upcoming performances with Kory Caudill at the Concert for the Human Family, and with the Baltimore Symphony.

The former US Education Secretary in the Obama White House discusses his Democratic primary campaign for MD Governor, with Lt. Gov. candidate Michelle Siri, and their vision for Maryland.

Our theater critic sizes up the Broadway touring company's musical tribute to the life & times of The Temptations.

What can we learn from prehistoric children and mothers? Find out from Doug Lent on The First Five Years.

Former MD Sen. Jim Brochin and racial equity activist Dr. Lawrence Brown discuss differing approaches to this long-standing issue.

Betsy Bonaparte is the belle of the ball season of 1804.

Meet one of Italy's most reliable producers, Allegrini of the Venetto.

In Dr. Belew's new book of essays, she and other leading experts examine the rise and growth of the White power movement in America.

Al Waller and Mihaela Vinzce talking about toxic positivity - forcing yourself or others to be happy when it's actually healthy to recognize sad or low feelings.

New novels 'The Days of Afrekete' and 'A Net for Small Fishes' explore complicated female friendships from 17th century London to present day Philadelphia.

We go On the Record with Dr. Lisa Cooper of Johns Hopkins to reply to the title of her book, "Why Are Health Disparities Everyone’s Problem?" After decades researching racial inequities, Cooper now takes her ideas to a key White House panel.

Our critic's take on ArtsCentric's redo of the '80s hit musical, and Center Stage's new production of Anna Deavere Smith's 1992 play about inter-communal strife.

We go On the Record with a writer for The New Yorker and a Baltimore prosecutor to talk about the 1983 murder of a high school student, a witness pressured to lie on the stand, and three innocent men who served nearly four decades behind bars.

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Here’s a Stoop Story from Jennifer Mendelsohn about a very special genealogy search …

What makes you feel safe within your community? What if your sense of security comes at the expense of another’s? The Jewish Museum of Maryland’s latest multimedia exhibit asks these questions and more.

Director Noah Himmelstein and company actor Felicia Curry discuss the challenges, and joys, of bringing Wilder's award-winning 1942 play to the Everyman stage.

Curt Flood's fight for player freedom seems to be keeping him out of the baseball Hall of Fame.

The creator and host of Maryland Public Television's syndicated automotive series offers expert insights on new and used vehicles and what's coming down the pike, and answers our listeners' questions about cars and trucks.

Two social justice activists are using home-building and home ownership to give Black women and low-resource communities new opportunities to gain financial security.