WYPR Programs

The Harford Community College history professor has put the county's civil rights milestones online and on a mobile app

Johnny Olszewski, Jr discusses a range of Baltimore County issues, including the politics sparked by his administration's COVID responses.

In Rosalia Scalia's new book of short stories, Stumbling Toward Grace, she takes us to corners of Baltimore and into families whose vivid characters break our hearts — and warm them, at the same time.

The public health advocate believes vaccinating kids, universal rapid testing and new anti-viral drugs are key to ending the COVID pandemic.

The writer's latest work pursues the complex themes she evoked in her best-selling 2016 novel "My Name Is Lucy Barton."

Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company's production of the acclaimed one-woman show explores belonging in a global society.

The special academic program guides selected 6th-12th graders toward biomedical careers, hoping to correct the racial disparities in the STEM workforce.

The former Afro columnist riffs on local politics, his new podcast and the film he's made about this broken city.

Social media giants are planning to aim content at very young users. Can a platform be designed that makes kids’ well-being its priority? What are the risks? What are the benefits? We hear from two experts: A child psychiatrist and an early-childhood educator.

The report shows less than 20% of the donations to Baltimore's 2020 mayoral candidates came from city residents.