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Tom talks with comedienne Lane Moore.

In this episode of Clearpath - Your Roadmap To Health and Wealth, Al Waller and Catherine Collinson discuss the income gap between men and women, and what steps women can take to better set themselves up for success.

Remembering Ted Venetoulis, whose four years in elective office, as Baltimore County Executive in the ‘70s, were just part of decades in public service, policy and business. Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski and writer Michael Olesker share their memories.

The acclaimed, award-winning novelist offers up a how-to-guide for writers that also celebrates the art form.

Stoop storyteller Dave Ettlin reminisces about the satisfaction of his day in traffic court.

Doug Lent discusses the ramifications for families that have lost a parent to Covid.

The first Black Secretary of State and Joint Chiefs Chairman had a powerful impact on US national security policy.

Millions of people are misdiagnosed annually in the US medical care system. Ripped Apart is one painful story. Plus, how patients can help prevent medical misdiagnosis.

Sharks are the fierce top dogs of the ocean yet they’re also one link in a delicate environmental system. When it’s tossed out of balance the result can be disaster. The Natural History Society of Maryland hopes to change how the public looks at sharks and to underscore their critical role in the world’s waters. That’s what Shark Fest is about!

The popular social-media & online houseplant stylist discusses his art and shares tips from his latest DIY house plant design book.

Everyman's Bruce Randolph Nelson stars in this Pulitzer prize-nominated play by Baltimore playwright Heather McDonald.

Doctors are reporting seeing more and more infants and children with COVID each day. We have tips to keep them safe.

Mayor Brandon Scott discusses the city's latest efforts to get more Baltimoreans vaccinated, as COVID infection rates rise.

The Tenant Advocacy Director with the Fair Housing Action Center of Maryland says the eviction threat many tenants face didn't start with the pandemic.

The renowned mezzo soprano wants to spotlight the hidden history of the National Negro Opera Company.

Perspectives from NY Times Capitol Hill reporter Luke Broadwater and domestic terrorism expert Bill Braniff.

How do cities create containers for collective grieving and trauma? Why is that necessary? And what role does art play in helping to shape these containers?

The Wall Street Journal's senior White House reporter offers a fascinating look at 45's tumultous defeat.

We go On the Record with the curator of the new Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit, “Women Behaving Badly.” How has art been used to perpetuate degrading myths about women? Plus, a marine biologist on breaking stereotypes about who can be a scientist.

We’ll go On the Record with people driving two projects to preserve the past. An ancient cabin in Hagerstown had been slated for demolition. Now it’s being rehabbed to be a tiny home. Plus, what treasures are hiding in trash piles and privies?