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In the first of two parts with Baltimore Sun crime reporter and author of “We Own This City,” Justin Fenton, we discuss the legacy of Dick Irwin and police blotters in newspapers and how the news of crime is – and has been – told to the public.
Elvis lives and so does Nacho Mama’s! Let proprietor Jackie McCusker tell you about holding together a Baltimore institution in the City and County during a pandemic – and some special memories of her unforgettable spouse.
After a year of COVID silence at the legendary York Road music venue, Brian Recher tells the story of holding a local business together that will leave you speechless.
Though happy to remain in Baltimore, the defensive end believes he was “screwed” by the pandemic being a free agent in each of the last two offseasons.
The veteran right guard consulted with the retired Marshal Yanda on what he could expect joining his third AFC North team.
Longtime college basketball insider Mike Ashley of Blue Ribbon Sports joins Nestor to preview a unique March Madness and the Terps chances against the Huskies of UConn.
Media insider John Ourand of Sports Business Journal takes Nestor on a post COVID tour of the money of sports and how the NFL is winning the battle.
Catonsville family attorney Lou Weinkam discusses spring sports on the field and a family security checkup after the vaccine.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens’ rather budget signing of veteran guard Kevin Zeitler before the NFL free agency blitz.
Baseball author and collectibles historian Pete Williams joins Nestor to discuss 30 years of Camden Yards memories and how the baseball card market has spiked during COVID.
Longtime Loyola AD Joe Boylan checks in from the Rutgers camp in New Jersey to talk Big 10 hoops and March Madness
Our resident Blog and Tackle sports insider Chris Pika joins Nestor to discuss the perils of another made-for-TV NCAA Tournament during COVID bubble madness in Indiana.
Luke Jones joins Nestor to discuss Terps dancing once again with UConn on Saturday night in a bubbled March Madness in the friendly heart of the midwest.
Our resident financial advisor Leonard Raskin asks Nestor if he’s ready for the realities of post-COVID life.
The 28-year-old will need to get up to speed before likely seizing the starting job at third base.
The Baltimore native spoke to media ahead of the Terps’ trip to the Big Dance.
The Terps will face 15th-seeded Mount Monday afternoon on one of two courts at the Alamodome in San Antonio.
Luke Jones and Nestor talk Ravens options in free agency and beyond for Eric DeCosta in Owings Mills.
Longtime energy communications expert Rob Gould discusses the recent Texas energy freeze crisis and how local rates and responsibilities vary around America.
Allen McCallum joins Nestor to discuss state of Baltimore Orioles baseball in 2021 and the wait for Adley Rutschman and a competitive product on the field.
As Opening Day approaches, Bill Cole joins Nestor to discuss how debating the local delicacy and your favorite restaurant concoction serves as a recipe for summer fun.
Todd Schuler and Nestor wonder if there is a sequel for cicadas or good movies like the original “Coming To America.”
Luke Jones and Nestor take a deep dive on what the realities are for Mike Elias and the leadership of the Baltimore Orioles in another season of limited expectations.
Don Mohler and Nestor do The Recon on how this country will have a better spring and summer as progress arises in the domestic battle with COVID.
The Maryland head coach was proud to see his team rebound from a 4-9 start in Big Ten play to make the NCAA Tournament.
The Terps will face Connecticut in the Big Dance for the first time since their unforgettable Elite Eight classic in 2002.
The Orioles will be able to host approximately 11,000 fans per game to open the season with the flexibility to increase capacity as 2021 progresses.
The Orioles general manager is looking forward to moving back toward more baseball normalcy this season.
Local real estate pro Jeff Mohler talks vaccine optimism for seeing some baseball at Camden Yards after extended March Madness and Maryland basketball on TV.
Author Tim Wendel shares real and imagined tales of baseball, Cuba and Fidel Castro in his second novel and catching up with Billy Bryan.
It started with a sports debate that meandered into a pitch for natural maple syrup as opposed to the synthetic stuff. And the greatest Oriole of ’em all adorning the walls of WNST…
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Maryland’s rocky road into the Big 10 Tournament and the edge of the NCAA bracket and bubbling down.
Dave Preston of WTOP.com joins Nestor to dance into a strange March Madness with some pop culture bliss bracketology.
Brian Lease and Nestor talk Ravens offseason plans as free agency approaches on March 17. Is a wide receiver the answer to all that ails the offense?
The Ravens head coach believes pass game specialist Keith Williams and wide receivers coach Tee Martin will be strong influences on the Baltimore passing game.
Don Mohler and Nestor discuss getting things done in Washington and Congress amidst the madness of polar partisan politics.
The Baltimore native is the first player in program history to win a conference defensive player of the year award.
The Ravens general manager wouldn’t dive into the specific traits he’s looking to add at the position.
“Hopefully, we can get that done at some point in the near future. It may take a little time, but we’re willing to try.”
The young catcher isn’t sure when he’ll receive the call to the majors, but he believes his competitive nature will help him succeed at any level.
In the first of two parts with Baltimore Sun crime reporter and author of “We Own This City,” Justin Fenton, we discuss the legacy of Dick Irwin and police blotters in newspapers and how the news of crime is – and has been – told to the public.
Elvis lives and so does Nacho Mama’s! Let proprietor Jackie McCusker tell you about holding together a Baltimore institution in the City and County during a pandemic – and some special memories of her unforgettable spouse.
After a year of COVID silence at the legendary York Road music venue, Brian Recher tells the story of holding a local business together that will leave you speechless.
Though happy to remain in Baltimore, the defensive end believes he was “screwed” by the pandemic being a free agent in each of the last two offseasons.
The veteran right guard consulted with the retired Marshal Yanda on what he could expect joining his third AFC North team.
Longtime college basketball insider Mike Ashley of Blue Ribbon Sports joins Nestor to preview a unique March Madness and the Terps chances against the Huskies of UConn.
Media insider John Ourand of Sports Business Journal takes Nestor on a post COVID tour of the money of sports and how the NFL is winning the battle.
Catonsville family attorney Lou Weinkam discusses spring sports on the field and a family security checkup after the vaccine.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the Ravens’ rather budget signing of veteran guard Kevin Zeitler before the NFL free agency blitz.
Baseball author and collectibles historian Pete Williams joins Nestor to discuss 30 years of Camden Yards memories and how the baseball card market has spiked during COVID.
Longtime Loyola AD Joe Boylan checks in from the Rutgers camp in New Jersey to talk Big 10 hoops and March Madness
Our resident Blog and Tackle sports insider Chris Pika joins Nestor to discuss the perils of another made-for-TV NCAA Tournament during COVID bubble madness in Indiana.
Luke Jones joins Nestor to discuss Terps dancing once again with UConn on Saturday night in a bubbled March Madness in the friendly heart of the midwest.
Our resident financial advisor Leonard Raskin asks Nestor if he’s ready for the realities of post-COVID life.
The 28-year-old will need to get up to speed before likely seizing the starting job at third base.
The Baltimore native spoke to media ahead of the Terps’ trip to the Big Dance.
The Terps will face 15th-seeded Mount Monday afternoon on one of two courts at the Alamodome in San Antonio.
Luke Jones and Nestor talk Ravens options in free agency and beyond for Eric DeCosta in Owings Mills.
Longtime energy communications expert Rob Gould discusses the recent Texas energy freeze crisis and how local rates and responsibilities vary around America.
Allen McCallum joins Nestor to discuss state of Baltimore Orioles baseball in 2021 and the wait for Adley Rutschman and a competitive product on the field.
As Opening Day approaches, Bill Cole joins Nestor to discuss how debating the local delicacy and your favorite restaurant concoction serves as a recipe for summer fun.
Todd Schuler and Nestor wonder if there is a sequel for cicadas or good movies like the original “Coming To America.”
Luke Jones and Nestor take a deep dive on what the realities are for Mike Elias and the leadership of the Baltimore Orioles in another season of limited expectations.
Don Mohler and Nestor do The Recon on how this country will have a better spring and summer as progress arises in the domestic battle with COVID.
The Maryland head coach was proud to see his team rebound from a 4-9 start in Big Ten play to make the NCAA Tournament.
The Terps will face Connecticut in the Big Dance for the first time since their unforgettable Elite Eight classic in 2002.
The Orioles will be able to host approximately 11,000 fans per game to open the season with the flexibility to increase capacity as 2021 progresses.
The Orioles general manager is looking forward to moving back toward more baseball normalcy this season.
Local real estate pro Jeff Mohler talks vaccine optimism for seeing some baseball at Camden Yards after extended March Madness and Maryland basketball on TV.
Author Tim Wendel shares real and imagined tales of baseball, Cuba and Fidel Castro in his second novel and catching up with Billy Bryan.
It started with a sports debate that meandered into a pitch for natural maple syrup as opposed to the synthetic stuff. And the greatest Oriole of ’em all adorning the walls of WNST…
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss Maryland’s rocky road into the Big 10 Tournament and the edge of the NCAA bracket and bubbling down.
Dave Preston of WTOP.com joins Nestor to dance into a strange March Madness with some pop culture bliss bracketology.
Brian Lease and Nestor talk Ravens offseason plans as free agency approaches on March 17. Is a wide receiver the answer to all that ails the offense?
The Ravens head coach believes pass game specialist Keith Williams and wide receivers coach Tee Martin will be strong influences on the Baltimore passing game.
Don Mohler and Nestor discuss getting things done in Washington and Congress amidst the madness of polar partisan politics.
The Baltimore native is the first player in program history to win a conference defensive player of the year award.
The Ravens general manager wouldn’t dive into the specific traits he’s looking to add at the position.
“Hopefully, we can get that done at some point in the near future. It may take a little time, but we’re willing to try.”
The young catcher isn’t sure when he’ll receive the call to the majors, but he believes his competitive nature will help him succeed at any level.
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