The long struggle of government vs. education in America
Two lifer educators join Nestor to explain the nuances of how government affects education in America and what needs to be done to fix it
Two lifer educators join Nestor to explain the nuances of how government affects education in America and what needs to be done to fix it
David Hornbeck explains the long struggle of government vs. education in America
We know the Russians made every attempt to interfere with our elections in 2016. What will happen in 2020? Van Hollen shares his thoughts with Mohler and Aparicio on Baltimore Positive.
Health care in America is at the core of many debates. Our U.S Senator Chris Van Hollen explains his philosophy on where our country should be headed for the next generation.
In wake of more gun violence in America, our Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen joined us for a spirited conversation about guns, America and the state of Congress in a world of Trump
When Darius Rucker and the boys from South Carolina put the band back together in the summer of 2019, the Maryland-bred guitarist checked in with Nestor to talk about life in and out of Hootie.
The Orioles lease at Camden Yards expires in 26 months. We caught up with GBC Chairman and longtime sports activist Paul Tiburzi about the power of sports to bring Baltimore together and how it impacts our future downtown.
It is no secret that the Baltimore Orioles lease with Maryland and Camden Yards expires in 25 months. Now, what is our community going to do to retain its MLB franchise for another 30 years?
We never “stick to sports” at Baltimore Positive but we did have a great chat about the future of Orioles, Ravens and lure of soccer and World Cup 2026 for the Charm City with GBC chairman Paul Tiburzi
Our finale with Baltimore County Executive Johnny O continues with lots of discussion about budgets, schools and growing the economy and commerce of the region
A pair of Baltimore County executives and former educators discussing the role of government, education and trying to make the world a better place
Mohler and Olszewski impress upon Nestor the power of local government to improve the lives of our citizens and the responsibility of politicians and business leaders
Baseball, crab cakes and the Inner Harbor? It used to be that easy. In our #BaltimorePositive finale with Gallagher, Mohler and Aparicio get serious about future of Baltimore Orioles and who will own franchise and what terms will secure long-term lease for MLB future at Camden Yards
Don Mohler calls Matt Gallagher the “Elizabeth Warren of Maryland politics” because of his leadership on policy and vast experience in local government. Learn about the incredible career of Matt Gallagher and why he chose to continue his public service with Goldseker Foundation…
Matthew Gallagher of The Goldseker Foundation does a deep dive on the policies that govern Baltimore and how we can improve our city
When it comes to discussing women and leadership in education, this will be a master class from Dr. Nancy Grasmick. We always learn a lot at Baltimore Positive…
Part Two of our chat with Dr. Nancy Grasmick discusses the role of public education in the United States and why it needs even more love, funding and concern now
They came along a little late for Hammerjacks but six albums into the Anaheim native’s journey, Nestor caught up with one of the great front men in rock.
Nestor met Don back in 1982 as a student at Dundalk High. Guess who else was working in Dundalk when Nestor was a kid on the East Side? Nancy Grasmick tells us her Baltimore Positive road to influence in education…
If you love Maryland crabs and crab cakes, we’ve got the story behind a significant Baltimore seafood institution at Lexington Market. We learned a lot about crustaceans talking to Nancy Faidley Devine about the perfect recipe and serving temperature. Backfin or jumbo lump? You decide…
On the 4th of July holiday, take a crab cake break and learn the history of the oldest market in the United States of America and why Lexington Market still rocks!
This is the third episode with our Mayor Jack Young. We touched on a lot of issues and beliefs in this hour of conversation about our city and its future. We have only begun to work toward change for our community.
Our second of three chats with Baltimore Mayor Jack Young features lots of talk about crime and grime and the youth of our city and education.
Everything you wanted to know about how our Baltimore mayor Jack Young feels about crime, education and the future of the city as Don and Nestor ask tough questions
Nestor favorite topic is covered at length in our final segment with C. Fraser Smith: the life and times of the honorable William Donald Schaefer and his lasting impact on Baltimore and Maryland
C. Fraser Smith shares his lifelong love affair with facts and writing and journalism. His upcoming book “The Daily Miracle” focuses on the people and the passion that built your morning newspaper.
No journalist has chronicled our city and state with more depth or insightfulness than C. Fraser Smith. Twice nominated for a Pulitzer, it was our pleasure to revisit his work on the death of Bias and Terps plus discuss state of current journalism and the future of Baltimore.
Who are the civic and business leaders in our community? Our final segment with Donald Fry of the Greater Baltimore Committee focuses on the future of Baltimore.
Harborplace was born 40 years ago with vision of Rouse and Schaefer. Now what is the future of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor? Mohler and Aparicio take a deep dive on the past, present and future of Charm City’s crown jewel…
In order to prepare for the future, we need to seek answers from the past. The Greater Baltimore Committee has been leading the way for business and development in our city for more than 60 years. Mohler and Aparicio catch up with Don Fry of the GBC to discuss the current state of our city and solutions.
The grand finale of our three-part chat with UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski is a primer on education and its role in helping a city grow and thrive. Baltimore Positive at its finest here…
Want an education on education? This is the podcast for you. UMBC President Dr. Freeman Hrabowski schools Don Mohler and Nestor Aparicio on the value of a quality education to our society
Let The Doctor tell you why he still believes…
Let Damian O’Doherty tell you how this city gets better…
Baltimore Positive took a deep dive in on local media and its role in telling the story of Baltimore as Damian O’Doherty joins Mohler and Aparicio for a raw debate about truth and our city
In our fourth round of sitdowns with local Baltimore Positive leaders in the community, Damian O’Doherty joins his fellow west sider Don Mohler and Dundalk’s Nestor Aparicio to discuss how the areas surrounding the city will be necessary for the re-invention of our downtown and beyond.
Our final segment with Highlandtown’s greatest export leads us to the future of Baltimore and how Mikulski sees the assets of our city and region
Nestor and Don wanted Barbara Mikulski to tell some old stories about Baltimore’s storied past. Instead, she wanted no part of nostalgia but only to discuss its impact on the future of our city.
In order to know where Baltimore is going, Don and Nestor searched to find out where it’s been. No one with more answers than Barbara Mikulski. This is Part 1 of three chats…
Our final episode with Dr. Mileah Kromer, who schooled Nestor and Don on the science of polling and why Baltimore could use more data to determine its future
Two lifer educators join Nestor to explain the nuances of how government affects education in America and what needs to be done to fix it
David Hornbeck explains the long struggle of government vs. education in America
We know the Russians made every attempt to interfere with our elections in 2016. What will happen in 2020? Van Hollen shares his thoughts with Mohler and Aparicio on Baltimore Positive.
Health care in America is at the core of many debates. Our U.S Senator Chris Van Hollen explains his philosophy on where our country should be headed for the next generation.
In wake of more gun violence in America, our Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen joined us for a spirited conversation about guns, America and the state of Congress in a world of Trump
When Darius Rucker and the boys from South Carolina put the band back together in the summer of 2019, the Maryland-bred guitarist checked in with Nestor to talk about life in and out of Hootie.
The Orioles lease at Camden Yards expires in 26 months. We caught up with GBC Chairman and longtime sports activist Paul Tiburzi about the power of sports to bring Baltimore together and how it impacts our future downtown.
It is no secret that the Baltimore Orioles lease with Maryland and Camden Yards expires in 25 months. Now, what is our community going to do to retain its MLB franchise for another 30 years?
We never “stick to sports” at Baltimore Positive but we did have a great chat about the future of Orioles, Ravens and lure of soccer and World Cup 2026 for the Charm City with GBC chairman Paul Tiburzi
Our finale with Baltimore County Executive Johnny O continues with lots of discussion about budgets, schools and growing the economy and commerce of the region
A pair of Baltimore County executives and former educators discussing the role of government, education and trying to make the world a better place
Mohler and Olszewski impress upon Nestor the power of local government to improve the lives of our citizens and the responsibility of politicians and business leaders
Baseball, crab cakes and the Inner Harbor? It used to be that easy. In our #BaltimorePositive finale with Gallagher, Mohler and Aparicio get serious about future of Baltimore Orioles and who will own franchise and what terms will secure long-term lease for MLB future at Camden Yards
Don Mohler calls Matt Gallagher the “Elizabeth Warren of Maryland politics” because of his leadership on policy and vast experience in local government. Learn about the incredible career of Matt Gallagher and why he chose to continue his public service with Goldseker Foundation…
Matthew Gallagher of The Goldseker Foundation does a deep dive on the policies that govern Baltimore and how we can improve our city
When it comes to discussing women and leadership in education, this will be a master class from Dr. Nancy Grasmick. We always learn a lot at Baltimore Positive…
Part Two of our chat with Dr. Nancy Grasmick discusses the role of public education in the United States and why it needs even more love, funding and concern now
They came along a little late for Hammerjacks but six albums into the Anaheim native’s journey, Nestor caught up with one of the great front men in rock.
Nestor met Don back in 1982 as a student at Dundalk High. Guess who else was working in Dundalk when Nestor was a kid on the East Side? Nancy Grasmick tells us her Baltimore Positive road to influence in education…
If you love Maryland crabs and crab cakes, we’ve got the story behind a significant Baltimore seafood institution at Lexington Market. We learned a lot about crustaceans talking to Nancy Faidley Devine about the perfect recipe and serving temperature. Backfin or jumbo lump? You decide…
On the 4th of July holiday, take a crab cake break and learn the history of the oldest market in the United States of America and why Lexington Market still rocks!
This is the third episode with our Mayor Jack Young. We touched on a lot of issues and beliefs in this hour of conversation about our city and its future. We have only begun to work toward change for our community.
Our second of three chats with Baltimore Mayor Jack Young features lots of talk about crime and grime and the youth of our city and education.
Everything you wanted to know about how our Baltimore mayor Jack Young feels about crime, education and the future of the city as Don and Nestor ask tough questions
Nestor favorite topic is covered at length in our final segment with C. Fraser Smith: the life and times of the honorable William Donald Schaefer and his lasting impact on Baltimore and Maryland
C. Fraser Smith shares his lifelong love affair with facts and writing and journalism. His upcoming book “The Daily Miracle” focuses on the people and the passion that built your morning newspaper.
No journalist has chronicled our city and state with more depth or insightfulness than C. Fraser Smith. Twice nominated for a Pulitzer, it was our pleasure to revisit his work on the death of Bias and Terps plus discuss state of current journalism and the future of Baltimore.
Who are the civic and business leaders in our community? Our final segment with Donald Fry of the Greater Baltimore Committee focuses on the future of Baltimore.
Harborplace was born 40 years ago with vision of Rouse and Schaefer. Now what is the future of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor? Mohler and Aparicio take a deep dive on the past, present and future of Charm City’s crown jewel…
In order to prepare for the future, we need to seek answers from the past. The Greater Baltimore Committee has been leading the way for business and development in our city for more than 60 years. Mohler and Aparicio catch up with Don Fry of the GBC to discuss the current state of our city and solutions.
The grand finale of our three-part chat with UMBC President Freeman Hrabowski is a primer on education and its role in helping a city grow and thrive. Baltimore Positive at its finest here…
Want an education on education? This is the podcast for you. UMBC President Dr. Freeman Hrabowski schools Don Mohler and Nestor Aparicio on the value of a quality education to our society
Let The Doctor tell you why he still believes…
Let Damian O’Doherty tell you how this city gets better…
Baltimore Positive took a deep dive in on local media and its role in telling the story of Baltimore as Damian O’Doherty joins Mohler and Aparicio for a raw debate about truth and our city
In our fourth round of sitdowns with local Baltimore Positive leaders in the community, Damian O’Doherty joins his fellow west sider Don Mohler and Dundalk’s Nestor Aparicio to discuss how the areas surrounding the city will be necessary for the re-invention of our downtown and beyond.
Our final segment with Highlandtown’s greatest export leads us to the future of Baltimore and how Mikulski sees the assets of our city and region
Nestor and Don wanted Barbara Mikulski to tell some old stories about Baltimore’s storied past. Instead, she wanted no part of nostalgia but only to discuss its impact on the future of our city.
In order to know where Baltimore is going, Don and Nestor searched to find out where it’s been. No one with more answers than Barbara Mikulski. This is Part 1 of three chats…
Our final episode with Dr. Mileah Kromer, who schooled Nestor and Don on the science of polling and why Baltimore could use more data to determine its future