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We’ll go On the Record with a woman who transformed the story of what really happened to her cousin with disabilities .. into a novel -- how a devious sheriff stole her cousin’s inheritance. Plus, tools to safeguard the finances of people with disabilities.
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We’ll go On the Record with author R. Eric Thomas … to ask about the assortment of episodes-- funny, angsty, fraught, loving, stressful--and did I say funny? … that comprise his new book: "Congratulations! The Best is Over!"
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We go On the Record with journalist John Frece to ask about his biography of the late U.S. Senator Daniel Brewster. Brewster was rich, ambitious, attractive to voters -- until out-of-control drinking took over his life. How did he recover?
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We’ll go On the Record with investigative reporter Justine Barron … to ask what new evidence she presents in her book coming out next week, "They Killed Freddie Gray." Barron contends eyewitness accounts by Gray’s Sandtown neighbors were suppressed.
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We’ll go On the Record with a Baltimore County librarian who’s got summer reading ideas for kids of all ages, including cook books and graphic novels and a memoir. Plus, a kids’ book with “AI” as the subject, a personality and the author!
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Jenkins, a longtime sports writer, found inspiration in the stunning inner qualities that helped professional athletes persevere.
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We’ll go On the Record with journalist John Frece to ask about his new biography of the late U.S. Senator Daniel Brewster. Brewster was rich, ambitious, attractive to voters -- until out-of-control drinking took over his life. How did he recover?
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Author Mary Kay Zuravleff discusser her new novel, American Ending. The historical fiction work is about the lives of her own immigrant grandmothers, the risks and tragedies of coal mining and the tensions, joys and deep faith of families.
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We’ll go On the Record with journalist John Blake, whose new memoir, “More Than I Imagined,” explores his tumultuous childhood in West Baltimore and how he - the son of a Black father and white mother - wrestled with his biracial identity.
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With her intense schedule, NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly struggled to balance work and family. As her kids prepare for college, is it too late for the mom stuff? And Tammira Lucas helps other moms excel in business.