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Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection joins Nestor Aparicio to discuss the night a major announcement about his media pass with the Baltimore Ravens being rescinded crashed the Baltimore Positive website – and what happened next. A business and digital leadership course ensued. Out of disaster comes opportunity! (Oh, and you’re gonna love the way this website looks next week…)
John Martin tells Nestor to hurry if you wanna win Ravens big Maryland Lottery trip to Jacksonville
Longtime voice of Buffalo Bills John Murphy joins Nestor to preview Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson in Baltimore in a matchup that will set tone for AFC and who might go where in January.
“I’m in a way better place [than last year]. I’m very optimistic, very confident about me getting back to where I want to be.”
“He’s pretty much the same size as Odafe [Oweh]. He’s strong and athletic, and he can make every throw on the move.”
Our old pal and Bills Hall of Famer Steve Tasker talks about the rise of the franchise of Western New York and the ways to slow down Lamar Jackson for any NFL defense.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor at Kooper’s North for a serious fall financial sit down and some money wisdom. And in advance of Dogfest, they shared some mutual tales of pets and love and puppies and kittens.
The three-time Pro Bowl selection expressed his excitement about how far Baltimore can go this season.
Two of the NFL’s best young quarterbacks square off in Baltimore on Sunday afternoon.
The 33-year-old edge rusher practiced Wednesday, but he hadn’t been with a team since finishing the 2021 season with Tampa Bay.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the wonders of Lamar Jackson as the might Buffalo Bills await a 1 p.m. showdown on Sunday in Baltimore.
With injuries and attrition on defensive side of the ball, Luke Jones and Nestor assess the men of Mike Macdonald and future pass rush and linebacker solutions in aftermath of win in New England.
With the Buffalo Bills headed to Baltimore and Lamar Jackson coming off another five touchdown performance in New England, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the improvement of the most valuable – and unsigned – quarterback in all the land.
The 10th Annual Men’s College Basketball Tip-off returns to downtown Baltimore on October 3rd. Local business leaders Terry “Tark” Aronson and Frank Culotta discuss the history of the event and how Gary Williams, Jay Wright, Jay Bilas and Scott Van Pelt have helped lift the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation and children in tough circumstances through sports.
“He seemed to get his confidence, and into the second half, I think he felt like he belonged out there and started playing really well.”
The veteran inside linebacker forced the first of four turnovers in the second half of Sunday’s victory.
Mark Andrews caught eight passes for 89 yards with both scores coming in the first half.
Lamar Jackson turned in another MVP-like performance as Baltimore won in Foxborough for the first time in the regular season.
Despite enduring a number of first-half injuries, Baltimore made the plays down the stretch to improve to 2-1.
Union Brewing founder Adam Benesch continues teaching Nestor the secret to great Baltimore beer and the legend of Zadie and his tasty lager.
The head coach also offered his latest thoughts on Ronnie Stanley and J.K. Dobbins ahead of Sunday’s meeting with New England.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss Ravens collapse and gathering with old friends to drink beer and eat crabs with the same mallet.
The Ravens outside linebacker knows he isn’t sneaking up on opposing offenses anymore.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss the readjustments of Fall, football season, kids back to school and post-pandemic life and assessing the future in America.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss aftermath of Ravens terrible loss to Dolphins and how to get offensive running game going to compliment the so-far promising passing attack for Lamar Jackson.
Nick Schauman of The Local Oyster brings Nestor the long, lost and highly memorable purple Flacco Fu mustaches from 2012 and a full education on the oyster ecosystem to our bellies. “He was a bold man who first ate an oyster!”
Kyle Bradish allowed only two hits and struck out 10 over 8 2/3 shutout innings against the Astros.
The legendary emeritus columnist of The Boston Globe tells Nestor old baseball stories and dishes on legacy of Bill Belichick and the ghosts of Foxborough past.
Author Seth Wickersham joins Nestor to discuss mystique of Foxboro, Bill Belichick and the present state of New England Patriots.
The former Orioles slugger again expressed his love for Baltimore prior to playing here as an opponent for the first time.
Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries talks about turning everything into something and finding ways to eliminate waste.
The legendary columnist of The Boston Globe tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady for Belichick in New England and dispenses his wisdom on how to write for fans like a professional.
Ed Miller of Classic 5 Golf invites you to Mount Pleasant for big two-man Fall challenge
John Martin of Maryland Lottery discusses December 31st in Times Square, the kickoff of sports wagering and responsible play during football season.
“We trust him. We see him every day working hard in the film room. I trust all those guys out there.”
Trenni Casey of NBC Boston tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady in New England and offers her unique insights into the Olympic sport of curling.
The Ravens quarterback downplayed the elbow issue that limited him during Wednesday’s practice.
The head coach also expressed hope that veteran free agents Jason Pierre-Paul and Blake Martinez would still join the Ravens.
Matt Gallagher of Goldseker Foundation joins Nestor at Union Brewing to talk Baltimore beer and cheer. Pearl Jam, great local eats and just a wee bit of politics and how Wes Moore could make our city better from the Governor’s chair.
In the aftermath of Dolphins loss, the Ravens head coach talked about “owning” the worst loss in recent franchise history. Prepping for Foxboro in the aftermath of a colossal collapse will bring new perspective for the 15th year leader in Owings Mills.
Mike Rosenfeld of Web Connection joins Nestor Aparicio to discuss the night a major announcement about his media pass with the Baltimore Ravens being rescinded crashed the Baltimore Positive website – and what happened next. A business and digital leadership course ensued. Out of disaster comes opportunity! (Oh, and you’re gonna love the way this website looks next week…)
John Martin tells Nestor to hurry if you wanna win Ravens big Maryland Lottery trip to Jacksonville
Longtime voice of Buffalo Bills John Murphy joins Nestor to preview Josh Allen vs. Lamar Jackson in Baltimore in a matchup that will set tone for AFC and who might go where in January.
“I’m in a way better place [than last year]. I’m very optimistic, very confident about me getting back to where I want to be.”
“He’s pretty much the same size as Odafe [Oweh]. He’s strong and athletic, and he can make every throw on the move.”
Our old pal and Bills Hall of Famer Steve Tasker talks about the rise of the franchise of Western New York and the ways to slow down Lamar Jackson for any NFL defense.
Leonard Raskin joins Nestor at Kooper’s North for a serious fall financial sit down and some money wisdom. And in advance of Dogfest, they shared some mutual tales of pets and love and puppies and kittens.
The three-time Pro Bowl selection expressed his excitement about how far Baltimore can go this season.
Two of the NFL’s best young quarterbacks square off in Baltimore on Sunday afternoon.
The 33-year-old edge rusher practiced Wednesday, but he hadn’t been with a team since finishing the 2021 season with Tampa Bay.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss the wonders of Lamar Jackson as the might Buffalo Bills await a 1 p.m. showdown on Sunday in Baltimore.
With injuries and attrition on defensive side of the ball, Luke Jones and Nestor assess the men of Mike Macdonald and future pass rush and linebacker solutions in aftermath of win in New England.
With the Buffalo Bills headed to Baltimore and Lamar Jackson coming off another five touchdown performance in New England, Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the improvement of the most valuable – and unsigned – quarterback in all the land.
The 10th Annual Men’s College Basketball Tip-off returns to downtown Baltimore on October 3rd. Local business leaders Terry “Tark” Aronson and Frank Culotta discuss the history of the event and how Gary Williams, Jay Wright, Jay Bilas and Scott Van Pelt have helped lift the Cal Ripken, Sr. Foundation and children in tough circumstances through sports.
“He seemed to get his confidence, and into the second half, I think he felt like he belonged out there and started playing really well.”
The veteran inside linebacker forced the first of four turnovers in the second half of Sunday’s victory.
Mark Andrews caught eight passes for 89 yards with both scores coming in the first half.
Lamar Jackson turned in another MVP-like performance as Baltimore won in Foxborough for the first time in the regular season.
Despite enduring a number of first-half injuries, Baltimore made the plays down the stretch to improve to 2-1.
Union Brewing founder Adam Benesch continues teaching Nestor the secret to great Baltimore beer and the legend of Zadie and his tasty lager.
The head coach also offered his latest thoughts on Ronnie Stanley and J.K. Dobbins ahead of Sunday’s meeting with New England.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor discuss Ravens collapse and gathering with old friends to drink beer and eat crabs with the same mallet.
The Ravens outside linebacker knows he isn’t sneaking up on opposing offenses anymore.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss the readjustments of Fall, football season, kids back to school and post-pandemic life and assessing the future in America.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss aftermath of Ravens terrible loss to Dolphins and how to get offensive running game going to compliment the so-far promising passing attack for Lamar Jackson.
Nick Schauman of The Local Oyster brings Nestor the long, lost and highly memorable purple Flacco Fu mustaches from 2012 and a full education on the oyster ecosystem to our bellies. “He was a bold man who first ate an oyster!”
Kyle Bradish allowed only two hits and struck out 10 over 8 2/3 shutout innings against the Astros.
The legendary emeritus columnist of The Boston Globe tells Nestor old baseball stories and dishes on legacy of Bill Belichick and the ghosts of Foxborough past.
Author Seth Wickersham joins Nestor to discuss mystique of Foxboro, Bill Belichick and the present state of New England Patriots.
The former Orioles slugger again expressed his love for Baltimore prior to playing here as an opponent for the first time.
Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries talks about turning everything into something and finding ways to eliminate waste.
The legendary columnist of The Boston Globe tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady for Belichick in New England and dispenses his wisdom on how to write for fans like a professional.
Ed Miller of Classic 5 Golf invites you to Mount Pleasant for big two-man Fall challenge
John Martin of Maryland Lottery discusses December 31st in Times Square, the kickoff of sports wagering and responsible play during football season.
“We trust him. We see him every day working hard in the film room. I trust all those guys out there.”
Trenni Casey of NBC Boston tells Nestor about life after Tom Brady in New England and offers her unique insights into the Olympic sport of curling.
The Ravens quarterback downplayed the elbow issue that limited him during Wednesday’s practice.
The head coach also expressed hope that veteran free agents Jason Pierre-Paul and Blake Martinez would still join the Ravens.
Matt Gallagher of Goldseker Foundation joins Nestor at Union Brewing to talk Baltimore beer and cheer. Pearl Jam, great local eats and just a wee bit of politics and how Wes Moore could make our city better from the Governor’s chair.
In the aftermath of Dolphins loss, the Ravens head coach talked about “owning” the worst loss in recent franchise history. Prepping for Foxboro in the aftermath of a colossal collapse will bring new perspective for the 15th year leader in Owings Mills.
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