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Team president Dick Cass gives an overview on how the NFL has managed to keep football alive and what the Titans’ organizational struggle will mean for other franchises.
Yitzy Schleifer represents the 5th District on the City Council. Izzy Patoka represents the 2nd District of the county. Let them tell you about how working together has helped our community.
The amazing journey of former NBA forward Brian Rowsom takes the international language of hoops from countries to continents as a coach and counselor for hire all over the globe. Let him tell you why diversity and culture matter.
Former WBAL sports director Greg Sher visits Nestor to discuss the world of mortgages, career changes and how much the state of Baltimore sports has changed since the turn of the century.
State Senator Shelley Hettleman says her transition in Annapolis has been eye-opening during COVID and a time of crisis for all constituents.
Voice of Bengals Dan Hoard connects the old with the new in Cincinnati as head coach Zac Taylor tries to put rookie quarterback Joe Burrow in a position to win.
No one is more old-school, offensive line savvy than four-decade broadcaster Dave Lapham, who provides insights into the rebuild in Cincinnati around the hotshot QB from LSU via Ohio State.
Our old pal Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com tells Nestor that new Queen City way begins with No. 9 and the offensive philosophy. And the usual Orioles and Red Sox banter unfolds as well.
The “teacher” in Luke Jones joins Nestor to preview the first Cincinnati visit of Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Joe Burrow.
Transforming the lives of young men in Baltimore City by supporting and advancing their academic, athletic and social development.
Bengals insider Paul Dehner of The Athletic says the Heisman Trophy winner has been always been the right fit for what Zac Taylor is trying to do on the Ohio.
Her tenure over four decades at WBAL has been remarkable. You know her from TV but we wanted to take a deeper dive into what makes Jayne Miller tick in 2020 and why journalism, news and facts still matter in our country and society.
For our special ElectionPalooza II featuring A Miner Detail, Elevate Maryland, Center Maryland and The Marc Steiner Show, we paid respects to a monumental figure in American history and discuss the future of the bench. Yes, this election is important…
If you’re an old-school Baltimore sports fan, you remember when the burgundy and gold of Jack Kent Cooke was thrust upon us. A resounding 31-17 Ravens victory in Landover buy 48 months of Charm City peace.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Ravens’ defense of Wink Martindale and how to chase quarterbacks effectively in the NFL.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss all aspects of life without Ronnie Stanley and the Ravens offensive game plan in Landover.
Let Vince Green of Taharka tell you about his weekends making kids of all ages happy with that honey graham deliciousness.
Andrea McDaniels of The Baltimore Sun discusses the positioning of positions and discussing racial inequities and health and education in an urban media environment.
Spend a little time with Odette Ramos and you’ll find yourself feeling a lot better about our city.
Catching up with the prosecutor and not-too-long-ago candidate to lead the city on the expectations of favorite Brandon Scott or whomever becomes the next Mayor of Baltimore in December.
Luke Jones and Nestor give praise and criticism for a garden variety domination of the local burgundy and gold. The
The Orioles are a doormat. The Nationals won the World Series. The Ravens have the NFL MVP. And the R…well, the Washington Football Team doesn’t have a name and Daniel Snyder hears the echo of the power of the shield.
Legendary author John Feinstein was the “mystery” guest to spoil Don Mohler as Nestor kicked off “Baltimore at Washington” week with a true Maryland DMV beltway splitter. Golf. Football. Writing a book on the Ravens. Politics. And, yes, the best Bob Woodward impression you’ve ever seen or heard…
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis says community colleges are putting people in a position for new start with new skills after the pandemic. Learning about learning and why Dundalk, Essex and Catonsville are more than just suburbs.
He has won the Preakness Stakes at Old Hilltop seven times in 23 years and Nestor pressed him to name ’em all.
With the season changing and the pandemic keeping us apart, Lynne and Victor Brick offer a 10-day program to honor the John W. Brick Foundation and boost your Fall mood.
Todd Schuler and Nestor wonder who knows that Preakness even ran on Saturday?
Baby, baby don’t get hooked on the celebration of sports and random pop culture when Nestor and Dave Preston of WTOP get together to discuss how movies are like the NFL and why Nestor loves Justin Hayward and The Moody Blues.
She was voted least-likely-to-serve-in-government but that hasn’t stopped Cathy Bevins from winning elections and serving East Baltimore County. We talked about life in Middle River and serving constituents during a fractured political climate in America.
Some were shocked by the investment in this franchise cornerback this week but Luke and Nestor will help you make sense of it all
Elections have consequences and those consequences have never been clearer.
Let sports columnist and historian Thom Loverro tell the story of the history of the Washington National Football League team since the death of Jack Kent Cooke and the emergence of the purple birds to the north.
We saw what Mahomes was about on Monday night. Now, it’s time to see the MVP answer a bad outing. Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor talk leadership and shaking off a poor effort against the Super Bowl champs.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the bizarro world of NBA and NHL playoff games, a MLB pennant race and
Meet Kowfi Dorman-El, who has been making ice cream and serving up social change in Baltimore for nearly a decade. Did he say Pumpkin Latte is coming this month?
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio break down the keys to the biggest regular season home game for the Ravens in
Todd Schuler tells Nestor that eventually even he might enjoy watching Ravens better on television than at the stadium in Section 513.
As our old pal and son of Hal McRae points out, there’s something about being the kid of a big league baseball player that drives you
Dani Welniak of KCTV5 in Kansas City says Chiefs stumbles against Chargers last weekend in Los Angeles should serve as wake up before visit to Ravens for the third battle of the best young quarterbacks in the NFL.
After the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in February, longtime ESPN Kansas City insider Adam Teicher wrote a book about how the mentor of John Harbaugh finally won the big one for the sea of red by finding a quarterback.
Team president Dick Cass gives an overview on how the NFL has managed to keep football alive and what the Titans’ organizational struggle will mean for other franchises.
Yitzy Schleifer represents the 5th District on the City Council. Izzy Patoka represents the 2nd District of the county. Let them tell you about how working together has helped our community.
The amazing journey of former NBA forward Brian Rowsom takes the international language of hoops from countries to continents as a coach and counselor for hire all over the globe. Let him tell you why diversity and culture matter.
Former WBAL sports director Greg Sher visits Nestor to discuss the world of mortgages, career changes and how much the state of Baltimore sports has changed since the turn of the century.
State Senator Shelley Hettleman says her transition in Annapolis has been eye-opening during COVID and a time of crisis for all constituents.
Voice of Bengals Dan Hoard connects the old with the new in Cincinnati as head coach Zac Taylor tries to put rookie quarterback Joe Burrow in a position to win.
No one is more old-school, offensive line savvy than four-decade broadcaster Dave Lapham, who provides insights into the rebuild in Cincinnati around the hotshot QB from LSU via Ohio State.
Our old pal Geoff Hobson of Bengals.com tells Nestor that new Queen City way begins with No. 9 and the offensive philosophy. And the usual Orioles and Red Sox banter unfolds as well.
The “teacher” in Luke Jones joins Nestor to preview the first Cincinnati visit of Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Joe Burrow.
Transforming the lives of young men in Baltimore City by supporting and advancing their academic, athletic and social development.
Bengals insider Paul Dehner of The Athletic says the Heisman Trophy winner has been always been the right fit for what Zac Taylor is trying to do on the Ohio.
Her tenure over four decades at WBAL has been remarkable. You know her from TV but we wanted to take a deeper dive into what makes Jayne Miller tick in 2020 and why journalism, news and facts still matter in our country and society.
For our special ElectionPalooza II featuring A Miner Detail, Elevate Maryland, Center Maryland and The Marc Steiner Show, we paid respects to a monumental figure in American history and discuss the future of the bench. Yes, this election is important…
If you’re an old-school Baltimore sports fan, you remember when the burgundy and gold of Jack Kent Cooke was thrust upon us. A resounding 31-17 Ravens victory in Landover buy 48 months of Charm City peace.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Ravens’ defense of Wink Martindale and how to chase quarterbacks effectively in the NFL.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss all aspects of life without Ronnie Stanley and the Ravens offensive game plan in Landover.
Let Vince Green of Taharka tell you about his weekends making kids of all ages happy with that honey graham deliciousness.
Andrea McDaniels of The Baltimore Sun discusses the positioning of positions and discussing racial inequities and health and education in an urban media environment.
Spend a little time with Odette Ramos and you’ll find yourself feeling a lot better about our city.
Catching up with the prosecutor and not-too-long-ago candidate to lead the city on the expectations of favorite Brandon Scott or whomever becomes the next Mayor of Baltimore in December.
Luke Jones and Nestor give praise and criticism for a garden variety domination of the local burgundy and gold. The
The Orioles are a doormat. The Nationals won the World Series. The Ravens have the NFL MVP. And the R…well, the Washington Football Team doesn’t have a name and Daniel Snyder hears the echo of the power of the shield.
Legendary author John Feinstein was the “mystery” guest to spoil Don Mohler as Nestor kicked off “Baltimore at Washington” week with a true Maryland DMV beltway splitter. Golf. Football. Writing a book on the Ravens. Politics. And, yes, the best Bob Woodward impression you’ve ever seen or heard…
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis says community colleges are putting people in a position for new start with new skills after the pandemic. Learning about learning and why Dundalk, Essex and Catonsville are more than just suburbs.
He has won the Preakness Stakes at Old Hilltop seven times in 23 years and Nestor pressed him to name ’em all.
With the season changing and the pandemic keeping us apart, Lynne and Victor Brick offer a 10-day program to honor the John W. Brick Foundation and boost your Fall mood.
Todd Schuler and Nestor wonder who knows that Preakness even ran on Saturday?
Baby, baby don’t get hooked on the celebration of sports and random pop culture when Nestor and Dave Preston of WTOP get together to discuss how movies are like the NFL and why Nestor loves Justin Hayward and The Moody Blues.
She was voted least-likely-to-serve-in-government but that hasn’t stopped Cathy Bevins from winning elections and serving East Baltimore County. We talked about life in Middle River and serving constituents during a fractured political climate in America.
Some were shocked by the investment in this franchise cornerback this week but Luke and Nestor will help you make sense of it all
Elections have consequences and those consequences have never been clearer.
Let sports columnist and historian Thom Loverro tell the story of the history of the Washington National Football League team since the death of Jack Kent Cooke and the emergence of the purple birds to the north.
We saw what Mahomes was about on Monday night. Now, it’s time to see the MVP answer a bad outing. Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor talk leadership and shaking off a poor effort against the Super Bowl champs.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor to discuss the bizarro world of NBA and NHL playoff games, a MLB pennant race and
Meet Kowfi Dorman-El, who has been making ice cream and serving up social change in Baltimore for nearly a decade. Did he say Pumpkin Latte is coming this month?
Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio break down the keys to the biggest regular season home game for the Ravens in
Todd Schuler tells Nestor that eventually even he might enjoy watching Ravens better on television than at the stadium in Section 513.
As our old pal and son of Hal McRae points out, there’s something about being the kid of a big league baseball player that drives you
Dani Welniak of KCTV5 in Kansas City says Chiefs stumbles against Chargers last weekend in Los Angeles should serve as wake up before visit to Ravens for the third battle of the best young quarterbacks in the NFL.
After the Chiefs won the Super Bowl in February, longtime ESPN Kansas City insider Adam Teicher wrote a book about how the mentor of John Harbaugh finally won the big one for the sea of red by finding a quarterback.
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