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What should the Ravens be focusing on as they return from their mid-season break? Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the tackling problem and post bye Ravens goals.
Luke Jones and Nestor dish on the lack of a great team in the NFL as the wobbly Ravens come out of bye week with two games in five days and a chance to be the best team in the conference.
A Baltimore Colts running back and original member of the Ravens broadcast team, Tom Matte died at age 82 on Tuesday.
As part of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour, we are talking about the future of the state and its political imperfections. Heather Mizeur joined Nestor in Chestertown to discuss the track record of Andy Harris and why she is running to defeat him for a seat in Congress.
Senator Cory McCray discusses the recent decline in violent crime numbers and what issues he’s still working on in his 45th District.
Kevin Seifert of ESPN joins Nestor to discuss the current in-fighting between the NFL owners and the Vikings woes in Minnesota.
Paul Allen, sports commentator and the official Voice of Vikings, talks about his Maryland roots, current QB Kirk Cousins, and what it actually means to be Minnesota nice.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor sit down to discuss the Ravens path to the Super Bowl in the second half.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess state of NFL ownership as league thrives and Congress investigates the Snyder emails.
Coach Kevin Lawrence joins Nestor and Don to discuss youth Baseball and some of the life lessons that are just as valuable on the field as they are in your everyday life!
Our resident financial expert Leonard Raskin joined his saxophone playing son in Columbus for an old-school storming of The Horseshoe
Dust off those sneakers and help families effected by blood cancer. Beth Rheingold of Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce tells Nestor about Miles That Matter 5K on Nov 14th in Pikesville.
Current 46th District Delegate Brooke Lierman educates us on what the Comptroller of Maryland does and why she’s running for a new office in Annapolis.
When the Ravens were new and baseball mattered, the launching pad in Atlanta was the place to be on the night of the Jim Leyritz home run that changed Yankees history.
“When he scrambles, he’s looking downfield to make the throw still. If you get alive, get open and get separation from your guy while he’s scrambling, you’ll still get the ball.”
One of the benefits of the weekly Friday afternoon Maryland Crab Cake Tour is inviting our favorite people onto the show to talk about Weis wisdom, expertise and gratitude. Dr. Steve Elliott and his wife Alison of Elliott Family Chiropractic Life told Nestor about their 50 bar Maryland pub crawl that will make you thirsty for more adjustments.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss the values and actions of Roger Goodell and the National Football League in the aftermath of 650,000 emails suddenly costing Jon Gruden his job but not Daniel Snyder his franchise.
Telling the story of Upsurge, what it means to be an Equitech city, and lifting Baltimore with Kory Bailey
“Unfortunately, now it’s this next step, and he’s going to be at the right tackle position until things settle down with Pat Mekari.”
Who doesn’t love thinking about what you would do if you won the lottery? Some of these lucky folks know exactly how much fun it is to Let Yourself Play! Doug Lloyd of the Maryland Lottery shares with Nestor some fun stories from Ravens fans and previous Maryland Lottery winners.
“You can’t exactly tackle things to the ground unless you have the pads on because you don’t want to risk injury. But it’s definitely a focus of ours.”
“We’re in a good position, and we’re just going to continue to keep on getting better and keep on working at the skills that we’ve been doing ever since I’ve been here.”
Maryland Lottery and Gaming Director John Martin gives Nestor an update and full overview of how sports wagering will work in our state. It’s coming sooner than you think…
Leonard Raskin and Nestor assess the punishment Lamar Jackson is taking in running game
Ravens great Peter Boulware joins Nestor to discuss linebackers, kids sports, and Toyotas.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Ravens urgent concerns during bye week in aftermath of Bengals embarrassment.
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis of CCBC discusses community colleges lost opportunity with cuts to Build Back Better.
Senator Kathy Klausmeier, Toni Torsch, and Nestor sit down to discuss the opioid addiction crisis all throughout Maryland and the ongoing efforts to provide help to those who need it.
Create your next unforgettable Halloween costume for less than you think! Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries tells Nestor about the Halloween run on stores for costumes and COVID effect on donations.
Roz Lane of The Maryland Lottery joins Nestor to reminisce and share some old school WNST scratch-off love.
“If we’re not changing our game, then people are catching up to us or you’re not getting any better.”
“It’s obvious that I know what I need to improve on, what other folks know I need to improve on. It’s just a matter of me going out there and doing that.”
“He’s done a really good job of just coming to work every day, and we’re seeing the results of that on game day.”
First-round rookie wide receiver Rashod Bateman has registered seven catches for 109 yards in his first two NFL games.
“The biggest problem we have on defense right now in terms of the big plays is not getting guys on the ground.”
The sensational 39-yard touchdown catch to open the third quarter was Baltimore’s final score of the day.
“Up and down. Hot and cold. We’re not very consistent yet. We’re trying to find ourselves still. We have flashes.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the glory of 5-2 but the disappointment of a crushing home defeat at the hands of the upstart Cincinnati Bengals.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the problems with tackling for Marlon Humphrey and many of his Ravens teammates in an unexpected Bengals rout in Baltimore.
Luke Jones and Nestor lament a long, ugly day in the trenches for the Baltimore Ravens against the upstart Cincinnati Benals in Sunday’s 41-17 loss.
What should the Ravens be focusing on as they return from their mid-season break? Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the tackling problem and post bye Ravens goals.
Luke Jones and Nestor dish on the lack of a great team in the NFL as the wobbly Ravens come out of bye week with two games in five days and a chance to be the best team in the conference.
A Baltimore Colts running back and original member of the Ravens broadcast team, Tom Matte died at age 82 on Tuesday.
As part of the Maryland Crab Cake Tour, we are talking about the future of the state and its political imperfections. Heather Mizeur joined Nestor in Chestertown to discuss the track record of Andy Harris and why she is running to defeat him for a seat in Congress.
Senator Cory McCray discusses the recent decline in violent crime numbers and what issues he’s still working on in his 45th District.
Kevin Seifert of ESPN joins Nestor to discuss the current in-fighting between the NFL owners and the Vikings woes in Minnesota.
Paul Allen, sports commentator and the official Voice of Vikings, talks about his Maryland roots, current QB Kirk Cousins, and what it actually means to be Minnesota nice.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor sit down to discuss the Ravens path to the Super Bowl in the second half.
Luke Jones and Nestor assess state of NFL ownership as league thrives and Congress investigates the Snyder emails.
Coach Kevin Lawrence joins Nestor and Don to discuss youth Baseball and some of the life lessons that are just as valuable on the field as they are in your everyday life!
Our resident financial expert Leonard Raskin joined his saxophone playing son in Columbus for an old-school storming of The Horseshoe
Dust off those sneakers and help families effected by blood cancer. Beth Rheingold of Greater Baltimore Chamber of Commerce tells Nestor about Miles That Matter 5K on Nov 14th in Pikesville.
Current 46th District Delegate Brooke Lierman educates us on what the Comptroller of Maryland does and why she’s running for a new office in Annapolis.
When the Ravens were new and baseball mattered, the launching pad in Atlanta was the place to be on the night of the Jim Leyritz home run that changed Yankees history.
“When he scrambles, he’s looking downfield to make the throw still. If you get alive, get open and get separation from your guy while he’s scrambling, you’ll still get the ball.”
One of the benefits of the weekly Friday afternoon Maryland Crab Cake Tour is inviting our favorite people onto the show to talk about Weis wisdom, expertise and gratitude. Dr. Steve Elliott and his wife Alison of Elliott Family Chiropractic Life told Nestor about their 50 bar Maryland pub crawl that will make you thirsty for more adjustments.
Bill Cole and Nestor discuss the values and actions of Roger Goodell and the National Football League in the aftermath of 650,000 emails suddenly costing Jon Gruden his job but not Daniel Snyder his franchise.
Telling the story of Upsurge, what it means to be an Equitech city, and lifting Baltimore with Kory Bailey
“Unfortunately, now it’s this next step, and he’s going to be at the right tackle position until things settle down with Pat Mekari.”
Who doesn’t love thinking about what you would do if you won the lottery? Some of these lucky folks know exactly how much fun it is to Let Yourself Play! Doug Lloyd of the Maryland Lottery shares with Nestor some fun stories from Ravens fans and previous Maryland Lottery winners.
“You can’t exactly tackle things to the ground unless you have the pads on because you don’t want to risk injury. But it’s definitely a focus of ours.”
“We’re in a good position, and we’re just going to continue to keep on getting better and keep on working at the skills that we’ve been doing ever since I’ve been here.”
Maryland Lottery and Gaming Director John Martin gives Nestor an update and full overview of how sports wagering will work in our state. It’s coming sooner than you think…
Leonard Raskin and Nestor assess the punishment Lamar Jackson is taking in running game
Ravens great Peter Boulware joins Nestor to discuss linebackers, kids sports, and Toyotas.
Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor discuss Ravens urgent concerns during bye week in aftermath of Bengals embarrassment.
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis of CCBC discusses community colleges lost opportunity with cuts to Build Back Better.
Senator Kathy Klausmeier, Toni Torsch, and Nestor sit down to discuss the opioid addiction crisis all throughout Maryland and the ongoing efforts to provide help to those who need it.
Create your next unforgettable Halloween costume for less than you think! Lisa Rusyniak of Goodwill Industries tells Nestor about the Halloween run on stores for costumes and COVID effect on donations.
Roz Lane of The Maryland Lottery joins Nestor to reminisce and share some old school WNST scratch-off love.
“If we’re not changing our game, then people are catching up to us or you’re not getting any better.”
“It’s obvious that I know what I need to improve on, what other folks know I need to improve on. It’s just a matter of me going out there and doing that.”
“He’s done a really good job of just coming to work every day, and we’re seeing the results of that on game day.”
First-round rookie wide receiver Rashod Bateman has registered seven catches for 109 yards in his first two NFL games.
“The biggest problem we have on defense right now in terms of the big plays is not getting guys on the ground.”
The sensational 39-yard touchdown catch to open the third quarter was Baltimore’s final score of the day.
“Up and down. Hot and cold. We’re not very consistent yet. We’re trying to find ourselves still. We have flashes.”
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the glory of 5-2 but the disappointment of a crushing home defeat at the hands of the upstart Cincinnati Bengals.
Luke Jones and Nestor discuss the problems with tackling for Marlon Humphrey and many of his Ravens teammates in an unexpected Bengals rout in Baltimore.
Luke Jones and Nestor lament a long, ugly day in the trenches for the Baltimore Ravens against the upstart Cincinnati Benals in Sunday’s 41-17 loss.
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