Many Americans have refused the COVID vaccine. We asked Leonard Raskin what that will mean for the business of business in our country?

he summer heat. Don, Luke and Nestor spend some time discussing leadership, Lamar Jackson and earning the right to be a Super Bowl contender.

Forest Park golf pro Ed Miller talks summer strokes and all that will lead up to the PGA tour coming to Baltimore in late August with $10 million on the line.

There are plenty of massive sports fans in Baltimore who don't identify with or follow soccer who could still get behind a few games on the world stage in 2026 if our city can pull off the coup of landing a precious American bid.

Legendary local radio host Marc Steiner discusses the difficult history of racism on the Eastern Shore and the life and death of fellow activist Gloria Richardson, whose famous image still is a symbol of 20th century courage.

When Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor start telling old wrestling stories, the laughs and wonderful memories come back. One night, in Greenwood, South Carolina the stars came out on a baseball diamond and Mr. Wonderful appeared.

Can't imagine we're the only ones who had never heard of a true Pennsylvania summer treat: teaberry ice cream. And, of course, once Nestor hears about something new during National Ice Cream Month, he has to try it...

If you had an uncle who left for Bermuda and never came back, you'd probably have some stories to tell like Todd Schuler does. https://youtu.be/S-SY6Twns3M

It was easy to pick up pounds during the lockdown but summer is a great time to change your diet and take advantage of delicious fresh fruits and vegetables. Some of us know about summer overload and beach bodies.

As Nestor prepares to crisscross Maryland the entire month of August searching for the perfect crab cake, Don Mohler extols the virtues of taking The Recon out I-70 and I-68 for a weekend of relaxation and the great outdoors in beautiful Western Maryland.

Our sports insider Luke Jones joins Nestor for a never-too-early look at training camp and the state of another summer without a baseball pennant race in Baltimore.

In the next three months our city could win the kind of sports bid that would change the face of the Charm City around the world. We asked our civic sports professor Marty Conway the real question: "Do we gotta shot?"