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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.
Longtime sportswriter Blair Kerkhoff of The Kansas City Star discusses the power of the Super Bowl MVP and champion. And
The former All Star relief pitcher and KC radio station owner joins Nestor to discuss how football means business to sports.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss how we eventually figure out a way to all come together for our own good.
Dennis Koulatsos asked Nestor about being on roof in empty Houston for Ravens win.
Longtime insider Vahe Gregorian of The Kansas City Star says Chiefs and Ravens has become the best rivalry in the NFL that hasn’t found a January game. Yet…
Author Lawrence Lanahan’s true tale of two families and a quest to cross the racial divide in our city begins with a conversation about the history of how we got here.
Never afraid to tell it like it is from Berea and anywhere in Cleveland, the longtime suffering scribe checks in from Northern Ohio with even more questions than usual about the forever floundering franchise of Jimmy Haslem and the Dawgs of Lake Erie.
The one-time, longtime voice of Orioles baseball on Home Team Sports at the turn of the century returns to discuss the impact of Lebron and Black Lives Matter on sports and how the passion for football in Ohio is burning hot with high schools suiting up in the midwest.
Cleveland and Baltimore. Browns and Ravens. It always brings these sports radio icons together to discuss the good, bad and ugly truths about three decades of a sports rivalry steeped in mismatches.
We’re pretty sure he’s seen more in NFL games in more NFL stadiums than anyone alive. Now in semi-retirement in South Carolina, the longtime VP who came from Cleveland with Art Modell discusses his departure from a labor of love and football and community.
Sure, the Browns are coming to play the Ravens in the middle of a pandemic this week – and we covered that – but this chat went back to Nestor’s favorite summer with his Pop.
It is not easy discussing the oncoming austerity that all of American government will need to weather the storm of a plague
The Baltimore legend who has broadcast Yankees games for three decades had a lot on his mind about our country and sports.
From schools to taxes to life after COVID, we are discussing issues on both sides of the aisle at Baltimore Positive as we begin our new website merger
Luke Jones and Nestor recap Orioles white flag Sunday of trades and moves
Nestor has wanted to chat on the radio with Jayne Miller for at least 20 years. But, as Don Mohler pointed out in serving in his two decades of government, it’s when Jayne Miller wants to chat with you that there is usually deep concern at a place that answers to the public trust.
It’s Election And Voting Awareness Education Week here. We’re going to the experts in Annapolis and around the state to get you answers about how to get a ballot and make it count…
Punching fellow safety Chuck Clark at Friday’s practice wasn’t the only transgression since he came from Seattle
The last remaining member of Styx that Nestor has never chatted with joined him during the downtime of humanity to
We love animals like Nahla at Baltimore Positive
Another venerable former Baltimore County Executive checks in on the state of the world and democracy with sage views during a plague
Things have changed dramatically for local government and budgets since the last time we got together with the Baltimore County Executive
Former Baltimore City police chief Kevin Davis is not shy about discussing his three decades of police work and his path to our city from Prince George’s County.
Rascovar joined us for a spirited conversation about the state of America during a pandemic and a toxic election season that begins with a President using official visits for campaign rallies and divisive messaging.
Mark Leibovich always provides insights from Washington that only a guy who wrote “This Town” could provide. This was a deep dig on Washington, the National Football League and sports in America. And how to manage an election during a plague.
The first time Kweisi Mfume was elected to serve in Washington, D.C. was in 1986. He arrived there to meet another young African American congressman from Georgia.
Former Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith explains how local government can aid and comfort constituents amidst tough conditions.
The Baltimore Sun has been furloughing reporters during the pandemic. Veteran local reporter Pamela Wood discusses the challenges of when the “news” goes away.
Veteran local journalist Pamela Wood discusses her role at the newspaper and how politicians are held accountable by the work of local media.
It appears Jack Young will be handing the reigns of City Hall over to Brandon Scott this fall. State Senator Cory McCray says new faces, spirit and energy at City Hall should bring encouragement to a struggling community.
Cheryl Bost joined us earlier this year in a lengthy discussion about Kirwan and Annapolis and now returns from the Maryland State Education Association to update us about the fluid state of education and how we’re going to do this in the fall here in The Free State – county by county.
The history of how Baltimore’s neighborhoods were shaped is not pretty. Let author and local journalist Antero Pietila tell you about how housing worked last century in our city.
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.
Longtime sportswriter Blair Kerkhoff of The Kansas City Star discusses the power of the Super Bowl MVP and champion. And
The former All Star relief pitcher and KC radio station owner joins Nestor to discuss how football means business to sports.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss how we eventually figure out a way to all come together for our own good.
Dennis Koulatsos asked Nestor about being on roof in empty Houston for Ravens win.
Longtime insider Vahe Gregorian of The Kansas City Star says Chiefs and Ravens has become the best rivalry in the NFL that hasn’t found a January game. Yet…
Author Lawrence Lanahan’s true tale of two families and a quest to cross the racial divide in our city begins with a conversation about the history of how we got here.
Never afraid to tell it like it is from Berea and anywhere in Cleveland, the longtime suffering scribe checks in from Northern Ohio with even more questions than usual about the forever floundering franchise of Jimmy Haslem and the Dawgs of Lake Erie.
The one-time, longtime voice of Orioles baseball on Home Team Sports at the turn of the century returns to discuss the impact of Lebron and Black Lives Matter on sports and how the passion for football in Ohio is burning hot with high schools suiting up in the midwest.
Cleveland and Baltimore. Browns and Ravens. It always brings these sports radio icons together to discuss the good, bad and ugly truths about three decades of a sports rivalry steeped in mismatches.
We’re pretty sure he’s seen more in NFL games in more NFL stadiums than anyone alive. Now in semi-retirement in South Carolina, the longtime VP who came from Cleveland with Art Modell discusses his departure from a labor of love and football and community.
Sure, the Browns are coming to play the Ravens in the middle of a pandemic this week – and we covered that – but this chat went back to Nestor’s favorite summer with his Pop.
It is not easy discussing the oncoming austerity that all of American government will need to weather the storm of a plague
The Baltimore legend who has broadcast Yankees games for three decades had a lot on his mind about our country and sports.
From schools to taxes to life after COVID, we are discussing issues on both sides of the aisle at Baltimore Positive as we begin our new website merger
Luke Jones and Nestor recap Orioles white flag Sunday of trades and moves
Nestor has wanted to chat on the radio with Jayne Miller for at least 20 years. But, as Don Mohler pointed out in serving in his two decades of government, it’s when Jayne Miller wants to chat with you that there is usually deep concern at a place that answers to the public trust.
It’s Election And Voting Awareness Education Week here. We’re going to the experts in Annapolis and around the state to get you answers about how to get a ballot and make it count…
Punching fellow safety Chuck Clark at Friday’s practice wasn’t the only transgression since he came from Seattle
The last remaining member of Styx that Nestor has never chatted with joined him during the downtime of humanity to
We love animals like Nahla at Baltimore Positive
Another venerable former Baltimore County Executive checks in on the state of the world and democracy with sage views during a plague
Things have changed dramatically for local government and budgets since the last time we got together with the Baltimore County Executive
Former Baltimore City police chief Kevin Davis is not shy about discussing his three decades of police work and his path to our city from Prince George’s County.
Rascovar joined us for a spirited conversation about the state of America during a pandemic and a toxic election season that begins with a President using official visits for campaign rallies and divisive messaging.
Mark Leibovich always provides insights from Washington that only a guy who wrote “This Town” could provide. This was a deep dig on Washington, the National Football League and sports in America. And how to manage an election during a plague.
The first time Kweisi Mfume was elected to serve in Washington, D.C. was in 1986. He arrived there to meet another young African American congressman from Georgia.
Former Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith explains how local government can aid and comfort constituents amidst tough conditions.
The Baltimore Sun has been furloughing reporters during the pandemic. Veteran local reporter Pamela Wood discusses the challenges of when the “news” goes away.
Veteran local journalist Pamela Wood discusses her role at the newspaper and how politicians are held accountable by the work of local media.
It appears Jack Young will be handing the reigns of City Hall over to Brandon Scott this fall. State Senator Cory McCray says new faces, spirit and energy at City Hall should bring encouragement to a struggling community.
Cheryl Bost joined us earlier this year in a lengthy discussion about Kirwan and Annapolis and now returns from the Maryland State Education Association to update us about the fluid state of education and how we’re going to do this in the fall here in The Free State – county by county.
The history of how Baltimore’s neighborhoods were shaped is not pretty. Let author and local journalist Antero Pietila tell you about how housing worked last century in our city.
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