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Maryland Lottery and Gaming Director John Martin gives Nestor an update and full overview of how sports wagering will work in our state. It’s coming sooner than you think…
Leonard Raskin and Nestor assess the punishment Lamar Jackson is taking in running game
Ravens great Peter Boulware joins Nestor to discuss linebackers, kids sports, and Toyotas.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Ravens urgent concerns during bye week in aftermath of Bengals embarrassment.
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis of CCBC discusses community colleges lost opportunity with cuts to Build Back Better.
Senator Kathy Klausmeier, Toni Torsch, and Nestor sit down to discuss the opioid addiction crisis all throughout Maryland and the ongoing efforts to provide help to those who need it.
Create your next unforgettable Halloween costume for less than you think! Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries tells Nestor about the Halloween run on stores for costumes and COVID effect on donations.
Roz Lane of The Maryland Lottery joins Nestor to reminisce and share some old school WNST scratch-off love.
“If we’re not changing our game, then people are catching up to us or you’re not getting any better.”
“It’s obvious that I know what I need to improve on, what other folks know I need to improve on. It’s just a matter of me going out there and doing that.”
“He’s done a really good job of just coming to work every day, and we’re seeing the results of that on game day.”
First-round rookie wide receiver Rashod Bateman has registered seven catches for 109 yards in his first two NFL games.
“The biggest problem we have on defense right now in terms of the big plays is not getting guys on the ground.”
The sensational 39-yard touchdown catch to open the third quarter was Baltimore’s final score of the day.
“Up and down. Hot and cold. We’re not very consistent yet. We’re trying to find ourselves still. We have flashes.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the glory of 5-2 but the disappointment of a crushing home defeat at the hands of the upstart Cincinnati Bengals.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the problems with tackling for Marlon Humphrey and many of his Ravens teammates in an unexpected Bengals rout in Baltimore.
Luke Jones and Nestor lament a long, ugly day in the trenches for the Baltimore Ravens against the upstart Cincinnati Benals in Sunday’s 41-17 loss.
Lamar Jackson completed less than 50 percent of his passes and was under duress for much of the day.
“The biggest assignment was on me to kind of stop their top guy, and I lost that matchup. So, a lot of it kind of is on me.”
Baltimore goes into its bye week after suffering the biggest defeat of the Lamar Jackson era.
This is one of the earliest tapes of Nestor doing radio. Obviously, he wasn’t very good at it but he did know a lot about sports…
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the joys of another impressive Ravens win and ponder the future of a team that feels to be blossoming at midseason.
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio preview the first division game of the season for the Ravens as Joe Burrow and the upstart Bengals look to slow down the Lamar Jackson-for-MVP show in Baltimore.
Elijah Stacy, founder of the nonprofit organization Destroy Duchenne, tells Nestor about his personal battle with muscular dystrophy and his fight to destroy Duchenne for good.
“I think he’s going to be a really good all-around player. I think he’s going to be able to attack all areas of the field.”
“Being that Joe [Burrow] and him played in college together, it’s not really a new relationship. It seems like they’re like a fifth-year tandem.”
Our Sporticulture pal and Ravens fan Cort Smith talks pumpkins and Lamar Jackson and fun sports novelty items. Oh, and his real gig growing beautiful flowers in Howard County with his family.
Ravens columnist John Eisenberg and Nestor marvel at the wonders of Lamar Jackson, who is doing Superman things on the football field for the Baltimore Ravens this fall.
Local Fowl Players Radio host Mike Spedden asked Nestor to tell his rock and roll and sports radio story for a little while. And what Baltimore Positive is really all about…
Though sad for Ronnie Stanley, Lamar Jackson expressed full confidence in Alejandro Villanueva holding down the left tackle spot for the rest of 2021.
Mark Andrews aims to continue his strong start to 2021 against Cincinnati on Sunday.
The Ravens head coach acknowledged concerns about the former Pro Bowl left tackle regaining his pre-injury form in 2022.
If you don’t know the story of Krish Vignarajah, you should. Let her tell you how her family fleeing a civil war in Sri Lanka and her roots in Woodlawn and her run at the State House led her to the Inner Harbor as head of Lutheran Immigration Refugee Services.
We asked Baltimore’s Luke Broadwater of The New York Times to help us better understand the madness on Capitol Hill about America’s paying its debt and reaching a compromise on anything in Washington.
This is the 22nd time in program history the Terps have earned a preseason ranking in the AP poll.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour has brought together friends, sponsors and community members in a fun way. This time at Nacho Mama’s in Towson, Dr. Steve Elliott of Elliott Chiropractic Life Center on Joppa Road joins Nestor for food, folks and fundamental education on his vocation of helping folks heal.
Our WNST live radio shows with Ravens players always had a great home at Greenmount Station in Hampstead. The Maryland Crab Cake Tour stopped by with former intern Tim Watts and restaurateur Chris Richards to story tell about what makes Carroll County great.
It got a little emotional as Nestor told some Scunny tales from Canton and some Nacho Mama’s memories while later admitting he really needed a Natty Boh to wash it down. We’ll save that one for Mama’s On The Half Shell in Canton later on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour.
The Baltimore coach discussed the decision to start Josh Bynes at Mike linebacker and move Patrick Queen to the Will spot.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming Director John Martin gives Nestor an update and full overview of how sports wagering will work in our state. It’s coming sooner than you think…
Leonard Raskin and Nestor assess the punishment Lamar Jackson is taking in running game
Ravens great Peter Boulware joins Nestor to discuss linebackers, kids sports, and Toyotas.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Ravens urgent concerns during bye week in aftermath of Bengals embarrassment.
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis of CCBC discusses community colleges lost opportunity with cuts to Build Back Better.
Senator Kathy Klausmeier, Toni Torsch, and Nestor sit down to discuss the opioid addiction crisis all throughout Maryland and the ongoing efforts to provide help to those who need it.
Create your next unforgettable Halloween costume for less than you think! Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries tells Nestor about the Halloween run on stores for costumes and COVID effect on donations.
Roz Lane of The Maryland Lottery joins Nestor to reminisce and share some old school WNST scratch-off love.
“If we’re not changing our game, then people are catching up to us or you’re not getting any better.”
“It’s obvious that I know what I need to improve on, what other folks know I need to improve on. It’s just a matter of me going out there and doing that.”
“He’s done a really good job of just coming to work every day, and we’re seeing the results of that on game day.”
First-round rookie wide receiver Rashod Bateman has registered seven catches for 109 yards in his first two NFL games.
“The biggest problem we have on defense right now in terms of the big plays is not getting guys on the ground.”
The sensational 39-yard touchdown catch to open the third quarter was Baltimore’s final score of the day.
“Up and down. Hot and cold. We’re not very consistent yet. We’re trying to find ourselves still. We have flashes.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the glory of 5-2 but the disappointment of a crushing home defeat at the hands of the upstart Cincinnati Bengals.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the problems with tackling for Marlon Humphrey and many of his Ravens teammates in an unexpected Bengals rout in Baltimore.
Luke Jones and Nestor lament a long, ugly day in the trenches for the Baltimore Ravens against the upstart Cincinnati Benals in Sunday’s 41-17 loss.
Lamar Jackson completed less than 50 percent of his passes and was under duress for much of the day.
“The biggest assignment was on me to kind of stop their top guy, and I lost that matchup. So, a lot of it kind of is on me.”
Baltimore goes into its bye week after suffering the biggest defeat of the Lamar Jackson era.
This is one of the earliest tapes of Nestor doing radio. Obviously, he wasn’t very good at it but he did know a lot about sports…
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the joys of another impressive Ravens win and ponder the future of a team that feels to be blossoming at midseason.
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio preview the first division game of the season for the Ravens as Joe Burrow and the upstart Bengals look to slow down the Lamar Jackson-for-MVP show in Baltimore.
Elijah Stacy, founder of the nonprofit organization Destroy Duchenne, tells Nestor about his personal battle with muscular dystrophy and his fight to destroy Duchenne for good.
“I think he’s going to be a really good all-around player. I think he’s going to be able to attack all areas of the field.”
“Being that Joe [Burrow] and him played in college together, it’s not really a new relationship. It seems like they’re like a fifth-year tandem.”
Our Sporticulture pal and Ravens fan Cort Smith talks pumpkins and Lamar Jackson and fun sports novelty items. Oh, and his real gig growing beautiful flowers in Howard County with his family.
Ravens columnist John Eisenberg and Nestor marvel at the wonders of Lamar Jackson, who is doing Superman things on the football field for the Baltimore Ravens this fall.
Local Fowl Players Radio host Mike Spedden asked Nestor to tell his rock and roll and sports radio story for a little while. And what Baltimore Positive is really all about…
Though sad for Ronnie Stanley, Lamar Jackson expressed full confidence in Alejandro Villanueva holding down the left tackle spot for the rest of 2021.
Mark Andrews aims to continue his strong start to 2021 against Cincinnati on Sunday.
The Ravens head coach acknowledged concerns about the former Pro Bowl left tackle regaining his pre-injury form in 2022.
If you don’t know the story of Krish Vignarajah, you should. Let her tell you how her family fleeing a civil war in Sri Lanka and her roots in Woodlawn and her run at the State House led her to the Inner Harbor as head of Lutheran Immigration Refugee Services.
We asked Baltimore’s Luke Broadwater of The New York Times to help us better understand the madness on Capitol Hill about America’s paying its debt and reaching a compromise on anything in Washington.
This is the 22nd time in program history the Terps have earned a preseason ranking in the AP poll.
The Maryland Crab Cake Tour has brought together friends, sponsors and community members in a fun way. This time at Nacho Mama’s in Towson, Dr. Steve Elliott of Elliott Chiropractic Life Center on Joppa Road joins Nestor for food, folks and fundamental education on his vocation of helping folks heal.
Our WNST live radio shows with Ravens players always had a great home at Greenmount Station in Hampstead. The Maryland Crab Cake Tour stopped by with former intern Tim Watts and restaurateur Chris Richards to story tell about what makes Carroll County great.
It got a little emotional as Nestor told some Scunny tales from Canton and some Nacho Mama’s memories while later admitting he really needed a Natty Boh to wash it down. We’ll save that one for Mama’s On The Half Shell in Canton later on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour.
The Baltimore coach discussed the decision to start Josh Bynes at Mike linebacker and move Patrick Queen to the Will spot.
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