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Cereta Spencer and Adobolia Buford educate Nestor about how to help any struggling US veteran via MCVET and get you ready for the Virtual Walk from Nov 4th through 11th.
Once upon a time Baltimorean and lifer friend of Nestor, Micah Buchdahl was a fan of the Baltimore baseball team but after a life spent in his college town, he’s become a full-fledged Philadelphia sports nut watching the magic of the Phillies through the eyes of his son on Pattison Avenue.
Tom Coale of Elevate Maryland joins Nestor at Faidley’s in Lexington Market on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour and gives Nestor a full primer of election season and the tough races in The Free State and what they mean nationally. Will Wes Moore run for President in two years? Can Heather Mizeur win in District 1? What will happen in tight County Executive races in Howard and Anne Arundel County? Here ya go…
The former Baltimore Civic Center that became The Baltimore Arena that became First Mariner and then Royal Farms Arena changed names but never could shake its image or, simply, just what it was: an old building that was outdated the day it opened in 1961. That’s about to change. Let our Chief Digital Officer Mike Rosenfeld tell you what he learned recently on a trip to Austin, Texas.
Executive Director of Maryland Lottery and Gaming John Martin updates Nestor on the first full month of football wagering at local casinos and where the money will be going.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the many empty seats at Ravens win over Browns and why fans weren’t glued to the Super Bowl XLVII celebration that once mobbed downtown.
Author Tyler Dunne tells Nestor about his book on how tight ends have changed the game of football this century. And the long, glorious history of the Baltimore Ravens franchise being a part of that.
Always fun to have Doug Lloyd of Maryland Lottery back on the show to update Nestor on all of the upcoming holiday fun with new games and scratch-offs to go along with some hefty jackpots this fall.
The Ravens quarterback touched on several topics, including his second career meeting with Tom Brady.
The veteran coach praised Buccaneers head man Todd Bowles for a defensive system that’s “one of a kind in a lot of ways.”
Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill invites everyone to come over for great and late deals for Halloween gear and fun. @bmoregoodwill @NestorAparicio
When this one came out on the schedule, it looked like Tom Brady on short rest in Tampa on a Thursday night. Now, it might look like seeing a 45-year old quarterback at the end? Luke Jones and Nestor talk about Harbaugh’s prep for a Florida business trip.
The third-year inside linebacker has played at a higher level in recent weeks.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the re-emergence of Ground Lamar and the rushing offense as the Ravens ran over the Browns in Baltimore.
Baltimore registered a season-high five sacks in Sunday’s win and will soon welcome Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo to the mix.
The veteran defensive end also cited the challenge of turning the page quickly to get ready for a Thursday game at Tampa Bay.
The star quarterback threw only 16 passes in Sunday’s 23-20 victory over Cleveland.
Cleveland attempted a 60-yard field goal after a critical false start pushed them back.
“I felt good, and I wanted to keep going. I wish I could have done more.”
The head coach reminded how his team must turn the page quickly to get ready for a Thursday game at Tampa Bay.
The head coach didn’t offer many health updates for injured players hoping to suit up against Cleveland.
The second-year wide receiver practiced all week after missing the last two games with a foot injury.
Numerous members of that championship team will be in attendance for Sunday’s Ravens-Browns game.
“You can’t bring yourself to a halt because all you’re worried about is that. You have to trust the players, trust the plan, mix it up on them.”
“When you see us execute it [with] all 11 guys at the same time trusting one another, the results have been good, so that’s the emphasis.”
“I think that’s kind of been the problem. We’re pressing so hard that it’s almost doing a reverse effect.”
Longtime Cleveland sports insider Daryl Ruiter joins Nestor for primer on all of the Browns drama and hopes that have led them to a 2-4 record and another season on the brink of disaster. Oh, and there was that whole offseason of tone deaf arrogance in signing a quarterback with 26 sexual assault accusations.
Finally, Nestor got Councilwoman Phylicia Porter of District 10 of Baltimore City to drop by Faidley’s in Lexington Market for a lengthy Maryland Crab Cake Tour chat about progress and pride and challenges from Cherry Hill to Carroll Park.
With owner Jimmy Haslam giving Deshaun Watson a whopping $231 million guaranteed, it’s put Steve Bisiciotti in a rough spot in negotiations with the Ravens franchise quarterback. Browns insider Scott Petrak gives Nestor perspective on Deshaun Watson and Team Haslam and the desperation of Cleveland Browns football.
The third-year defensive tackle is having a breakout season for Baltimore.
Councilwoman Odette Ramos joins Nestor at Faidley’s on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour for a spirited discussion about ways to lift Baltimore and making progress at City Hall.
The Baltimore head coach also discussed the addition of DeSean Jackson and a number of other topics on Sunday.
Transplant survivor Tisha Guthrie tells Nestor her journey and why Kidney Walk at UMBC on Sunday, October 23 matters to so many folks in the struggle for their lives.
“Our job is to score points. We’re not trying to rely on [Justin Tucker]. The only time we should rely on him is for extra points.”
“In practice, we had a couple of routes I talked to him about and kind of envisioned what I see. I had a great feeling of how he looks at it.”
In the old days, we took phone calls at WNST-AM 1570. Now, after such a dreadful loss, Leonard Raskin and Nestor attempt a rationale discussion of the Ravens shortcomings and charitable ways against the New York Giants on Sunday at Met Life Stadium.
Former Orioles broadcaster Michael Reghi checks in from Cleveland with Browns World in its usual state of chaos and confusion. How has the fan base reacted to a 2-4 start and waiting on a “savior” who appears to be a serial sexual predator?
Luke Jones and Nestor share their love of October baseball and how the Orioles might soon get back here for all of that drama and champagne.
The Baltimore head coach discussed a number of topics Monday in the aftermath of the Week 6 loss to the New York Giants.
New York Times baseball writer and author Tyler Kepner has penned a book on the history of October lore. “The Grandest Stage: A History of The World Series” chronicles the most enduring showcase in our country’s history with the grand old game but Nestor wanted to discuss a personal history of his Baltimore Orioles and Kepner’s childhood Philadelphia Phillies and some 1983 and 1993 magic in pretty fare baseball towns.
Cereta Spencer and Adobolia Buford educate Nestor about how to help any struggling US veteran via MCVET and get you ready for the Virtual Walk from Nov 4th through 11th.
Once upon a time Baltimorean and lifer friend of Nestor, Micah Buchdahl was a fan of the Baltimore baseball team but after a life spent in his college town, he’s become a full-fledged Philadelphia sports nut watching the magic of the Phillies through the eyes of his son on Pattison Avenue.
Tom Coale of Elevate Maryland joins Nestor at Faidley’s in Lexington Market on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour and gives Nestor a full primer of election season and the tough races in The Free State and what they mean nationally. Will Wes Moore run for President in two years? Can Heather Mizeur win in District 1? What will happen in tight County Executive races in Howard and Anne Arundel County? Here ya go…
The former Baltimore Civic Center that became The Baltimore Arena that became First Mariner and then Royal Farms Arena changed names but never could shake its image or, simply, just what it was: an old building that was outdated the day it opened in 1961. That’s about to change. Let our Chief Digital Officer Mike Rosenfeld tell you what he learned recently on a trip to Austin, Texas.
Executive Director of Maryland Lottery and Gaming John Martin updates Nestor on the first full month of football wagering at local casinos and where the money will be going.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the many empty seats at Ravens win over Browns and why fans weren’t glued to the Super Bowl XLVII celebration that once mobbed downtown.
Author Tyler Dunne tells Nestor about his book on how tight ends have changed the game of football this century. And the long, glorious history of the Baltimore Ravens franchise being a part of that.
Always fun to have Doug Lloyd of Maryland Lottery back on the show to update Nestor on all of the upcoming holiday fun with new games and scratch-offs to go along with some hefty jackpots this fall.
The Ravens quarterback touched on several topics, including his second career meeting with Tom Brady.
The veteran coach praised Buccaneers head man Todd Bowles for a defensive system that’s “one of a kind in a lot of ways.”
Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill invites everyone to come over for great and late deals for Halloween gear and fun. @bmoregoodwill @NestorAparicio
When this one came out on the schedule, it looked like Tom Brady on short rest in Tampa on a Thursday night. Now, it might look like seeing a 45-year old quarterback at the end? Luke Jones and Nestor talk about Harbaugh’s prep for a Florida business trip.
The third-year inside linebacker has played at a higher level in recent weeks.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the re-emergence of Ground Lamar and the rushing offense as the Ravens ran over the Browns in Baltimore.
Baltimore registered a season-high five sacks in Sunday’s win and will soon welcome Tyus Bowser and David Ojabo to the mix.
The veteran defensive end also cited the challenge of turning the page quickly to get ready for a Thursday game at Tampa Bay.
The star quarterback threw only 16 passes in Sunday’s 23-20 victory over Cleveland.
Cleveland attempted a 60-yard field goal after a critical false start pushed them back.
“I felt good, and I wanted to keep going. I wish I could have done more.”
The head coach reminded how his team must turn the page quickly to get ready for a Thursday game at Tampa Bay.
The head coach didn’t offer many health updates for injured players hoping to suit up against Cleveland.
The second-year wide receiver practiced all week after missing the last two games with a foot injury.
Numerous members of that championship team will be in attendance for Sunday’s Ravens-Browns game.
“You can’t bring yourself to a halt because all you’re worried about is that. You have to trust the players, trust the plan, mix it up on them.”
“When you see us execute it [with] all 11 guys at the same time trusting one another, the results have been good, so that’s the emphasis.”
“I think that’s kind of been the problem. We’re pressing so hard that it’s almost doing a reverse effect.”
Longtime Cleveland sports insider Daryl Ruiter joins Nestor for primer on all of the Browns drama and hopes that have led them to a 2-4 record and another season on the brink of disaster. Oh, and there was that whole offseason of tone deaf arrogance in signing a quarterback with 26 sexual assault accusations.
Finally, Nestor got Councilwoman Phylicia Porter of District 10 of Baltimore City to drop by Faidley’s in Lexington Market for a lengthy Maryland Crab Cake Tour chat about progress and pride and challenges from Cherry Hill to Carroll Park.
With owner Jimmy Haslam giving Deshaun Watson a whopping $231 million guaranteed, it’s put Steve Bisiciotti in a rough spot in negotiations with the Ravens franchise quarterback. Browns insider Scott Petrak gives Nestor perspective on Deshaun Watson and Team Haslam and the desperation of Cleveland Browns football.
The third-year defensive tackle is having a breakout season for Baltimore.
Councilwoman Odette Ramos joins Nestor at Faidley’s on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour for a spirited discussion about ways to lift Baltimore and making progress at City Hall.
The Baltimore head coach also discussed the addition of DeSean Jackson and a number of other topics on Sunday.
Transplant survivor Tisha Guthrie tells Nestor her journey and why Kidney Walk at UMBC on Sunday, October 23 matters to so many folks in the struggle for their lives.
“Our job is to score points. We’re not trying to rely on [Justin Tucker]. The only time we should rely on him is for extra points.”
“In practice, we had a couple of routes I talked to him about and kind of envisioned what I see. I had a great feeling of how he looks at it.”
In the old days, we took phone calls at WNST-AM 1570. Now, after such a dreadful loss, Leonard Raskin and Nestor attempt a rationale discussion of the Ravens shortcomings and charitable ways against the New York Giants on Sunday at Met Life Stadium.
Former Orioles broadcaster Michael Reghi checks in from Cleveland with Browns World in its usual state of chaos and confusion. How has the fan base reacted to a 2-4 start and waiting on a “savior” who appears to be a serial sexual predator?
Luke Jones and Nestor share their love of October baseball and how the Orioles might soon get back here for all of that drama and champagne.
The Baltimore head coach discussed a number of topics Monday in the aftermath of the Week 6 loss to the New York Giants.
New York Times baseball writer and author Tyler Kepner has penned a book on the history of October lore. “The Grandest Stage: A History of The World Series” chronicles the most enduring showcase in our country’s history with the grand old game but Nestor wanted to discuss a personal history of his Baltimore Orioles and Kepner’s childhood Philadelphia Phillies and some 1983 and 1993 magic in pretty fare baseball towns.
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