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The unmasking of the new post-COVID world

Don Mohler and Nestor discuss the various comfort levels and new social rules about masking and unmasking as we navigate a summer unlike any other in America.

The summer of the big one

Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor go fishing for the next big summer idea – and discuss what it would be like to catch and grill a snakehead from the tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay.

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Beyond baseball’s color barrier

Baseball author Rocco Constantino joins Nestor to discuss color lines and history of the sport in America in his new book documenting the sad tale.

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Catonsville and telling the State Fare story over breakfast

Our first chat of Crab Cake Tour Stop 3 leads us to Frederick Road and the amazing journey of Evan Brown from two “once in a lifetime” floods in Ellicott City at Portalli’s to a friendly new home in the center of his hometown of Catonsville.

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Telling the tale of an extraordinary Joe

The University of Delaware Magazine is doing a feature story on Joe Flacco, now that he has made his way back to Philadelphia via the Eagles. Editor Artika Casini asks Nestor to tell some Joe Cool tales of Baltimore Ravens lore.

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Crab Cake Tour Episode 1: The Faidley’s of Lexington Market story

Nestor Aparicio is on the road in The Free State in search of the perfect Maryland crab cake. His first stop is the originator, Nancy Devine, who began mixing up her now world famous jumbo lump crab cakes at Lexington Market in the 1980s. Let her tell you about her mustardy delicious concoction…

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The best crab cake in Maryland? Who’s No. 1?

Our Baltimore Positive never-ending Crab Cake Tour appropriately commences at Faidley’s Seafood Lexington Market with Congressman John Sarbanes. Follow along at #CrabCakeTour on social media…

maskCloth 1215224067 770x533 1 745x490 1

The unmasking of the new post-COVID world

Don Mohler and Nestor discuss the various comfort levels and new social rules about masking and unmasking as we navigate a summer unlike any other in America.

The summer of the big one

Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor go fishing for the next big summer idea – and discuss what it would be like to catch and grill a snakehead from the tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay.

Screen Shot 2021 05 25 at 6.26.30 AM

Beyond baseball’s color barrier

Baseball author Rocco Constantino joins Nestor to discuss color lines and history of the sport in America in his new book documenting the sad tale.

Screen Shot 2021 05 23 at 11.53.52 AM

Catonsville and telling the State Fare story over breakfast

Our first chat of Crab Cake Tour Stop 3 leads us to Frederick Road and the amazing journey of Evan Brown from two “once in a lifetime” floods in Ellicott City at Portalli’s to a friendly new home in the center of his hometown of Catonsville.

Screen Shot 2021 05 16 at 10.13.26 PM

Telling the tale of an extraordinary Joe

The University of Delaware Magazine is doing a feature story on Joe Flacco, now that he has made his way back to Philadelphia via the Eagles. Editor Artika Casini asks Nestor to tell some Joe Cool tales of Baltimore Ravens lore.

Screenshot 2019 06 07 11.01.41

Crab Cake Tour Episode 1: The Faidley’s of Lexington Market story

Nestor Aparicio is on the road in The Free State in search of the perfect Maryland crab cake. His first stop is the originator, Nancy Devine, who began mixing up her now world famous jumbo lump crab cakes at Lexington Market in the 1980s. Let her tell you about her mustardy delicious concoction…

Screen Shot 2021 05 16 at 6.38.31 AM

The best crab cake in Maryland? Who’s No. 1?

Our Baltimore Positive never-ending Crab Cake Tour appropriately commences at Faidley’s Seafood Lexington Market with Congressman John Sarbanes. Follow along at #CrabCakeTour on social media…

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As our friend Dan Rodricks opens his latest sold-out Baltimore-themed theatre project, we welcomed Vanessa Eskridge and Chris Riehl from the cast of "No Mean City: Baltimore 1966" for a Maryland Crab Cake Tour stop to discuss the theme and…

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I’ve blessed myself with 60 days to give your rather abrupt departure here some time to fully decant – like a hair-raising, pellet gun plum Ravens vintage – and smelling that musty, stale aroma and a hint of that rancid…
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