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Baltimore Public Media—along with public media stations across the country—is facing a real and immediate threat.

Reporter Emily Hofstaedter won in the "Continuing Coverage" and reporter Scott Maucione won in the "Hard News" category.

CAPBA is an independent association comprised of local members of The Associated Press, a not-for-profit news cooperative that represents thousands of newspapers and broadcast stations across the United States.

Baltimore Public Media—along with public media stations across the country—is facing a real and immediate threat.

We are thrilled to announce some changes to our programming schedule starting Saturday, May 31. We’re making these changes to bring you the best news, arts and culture programming public media has to offer.

Midday Theater Critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins us for a review of "Baby with the Bathwater," which runs at the Spotlighters Theatre through May 18.

May is the Midday gardening season. Our gardening and farming experts, Carrie Engel and Farmer Chippy, join the show to answer your questions for potting and planting this season's flowers and vegetables.

Award-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie returns after 12 years with her latest novel chronicling the hopes and aspirations of women in "Dream Count."

About six percent of BPM’S budget comes from the Corporation For Public Broadcasting.

Baltimore Public Media, the parent company of WYPR and WTMD, receives funding from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.