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I am woman, hear me roar! New novels capture the zeitgeist of The Women's Movement in the 1970s.

If we want better men, we need better policies. Opportunities like Paid Family Leave allow fathers to be present with their families when it matters most — during the first five years.

The Reports: Week of November 8th

The local entrepreneur's new doc is a family-inspired (and family-produced) film about racial equity and the power of community.

Doug Lent reminds us that we have a lot to be thankful for when it comes to childcare programs.

What is the state of clean air and water in Baltimore? Host Charles Robinson interviews several experts on this topic to see how Baltimore can achieve clean air and water.

In their book, New York Times journalists Sheera Frenkel and Cecilia Kang spotlight greed and dysfunction at the social media behemoth.

If you ever doubted that Australia has more than shiraz, Hugh is now offering evidence to the contrary with these three wines.

A new collection of essays from Ann Patchett.

We’ll go On the Record with two women who tell stories about the bonds of family. Ashley Minner describes the intense rapport, and love of art, she shared with her grandmother. And Mary Curtin talks about leaning on family as she emerged from deep depression.

Baltimore native André De Shields, winner of a 2019 Tony Award for his performance as Hermes in the Broadway musical Hadestown, returns to his hometown to tell the story of Charm City’s influence on his journey; he talks with us about it.

Smells have an exceptional ability to trigger memories. As we move into the holiday season when homes - and even stores - are filled with the aromas of nutmeg, cinnamon, cloves or roast turkey ... we can be transported back to some of those memories. But what if suddenly your sense of smell disappears?

Tony and Chef Cindy get expert help on wine pairings for turkey and share more tips and tricks to take your meal to the next level.

Seawall Development's Thibault Manekin and architect Klaus Philipsen describe their strategies for revitalizing Baltimore's distressed neighborhoods.

The environmental activist weighs the successes & failures in Glasgow and the new US climate initiatives.

Two of the region's leading poetic voices join us to reflect on their work and share some recent poems.

Three prominent Baltimore chefs dish out their favorite recipes for the traditional family feast, and welcome yours!

Like Ferris Bueller, the NFL may win even when it loses.

In Renegade Reporters, her latest novel for middle-schoolers, Elissa Weissman shows sharp junior journalists discovering risks to kids’ online privacy. Plus, we ask a real legal expert how teens can protect themselves.

The true origins of the holiday we celebrate as "Thanksgiving."