Each week, Baltimore Public Media opens the doors of the WYPR radio studios to reaffirm our commitment to the community by creating space to explore and elevate the stories, people, and issues that matter most to you. We literally invite members of our community to experience the role of hosting for an episode of Pass the Mic.
With the support of T. Rowe Price, the show offers a unique opportunity for community members to select topics and guests, bringing broader perspectives and authentic voices to local conversations. Our goal is to ensure that thoughtful, civil dialogue remains a priority for Baltimore Public Media. Pass the Mic — where our community leads the dialogue
Pass the Mic is made possible by a grant from the T. Rowe Price Foundation, recognizing 45 years of advancing thriving communities and building financial wellbeing. The views and opinions expressed in this program are those of the participants and do not reflect the views of the T. Rowe Price Foundation, T. Rowe Price, or any of their subsidiaries or affiliates.
Do you want to be a guest host on Pass the Mic? We encourage your questions or comments: Email Pass the Mic at [email protected]
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Political Journalist Osita Nwanevu has spoken openly about the pressures that come with political reporting and the responsibility of translating complex issues for a broad audience. He offers tips on staying grounded and connected without feeling overwhelmed by political news. -
Baltimore actor Robert Lee Hardy opens up the many challenges of navigating the entertainment industry. -
This week's episode of Pass the Mic features guest host, Simone Phillips, Founder and Creator of Charm City Table. In the Spring of 2017, Simone began sharing observations and thoughts about the best places to eat and gather by creating the Charm City Table Blog. Years later, Charm City Table has become an award-winning established platform for foodies, business owners and great conversation about restaurants and food.
