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Getting back to those glorious nights of beer and music on the lawn at Merriweather
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Getting back to those glorious nights of beer and music on the lawn at Merriweather

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The Itch of a new solo album from Kix legend Steve Whiteman
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The Itch of a new solo album from Kix legend Steve Whiteman

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Rick brings Cheap Trick family spirit with The Nielsen Trust to Ramshead Annapolis on Father’s Day
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Rick brings Cheap Trick family spirit with The Nielsen Trust to Ramshead Annapolis on Father’s Day

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Bands For Brains is ready to rock out on Saturday night
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Bands For Brains is ready to rock out on Saturday night

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Telling the story of Hammerjacks from the street
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Telling the story of Hammerjacks from the street

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Coming clean with Tommy Conwell and still rumbling in Philly
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Coming clean with Tommy Conwell and still rumbling in Philly

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No Rush to judge but the peak is never passed
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No Rush to judge but the peak is never passed

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Bad with pandemics but finally getting back to rocking
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Bad with pandemics but finally getting back to rocking

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Reawakening cicadas and local music for kids this spring
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Reawakening cicadas and local music for kids this spring

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Time Stand Still: Grieving the loss of Neil Peart a little bit longer
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Time Stand Still: Grieving the loss of Neil Peart a little bit longer

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Our anticipation for Ravens training camp builds as a season of hope awaits

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.

Are you another Baltimorean who has never been to Deep Creek Lake?

What are the real odds that World Cup 2026 games are coming to Baltimore?

PODCAST AUDIO VAULT

LOCAL DISCUSSION

The face of fighting racism in Cambridge in the 1960s

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.

Reflecting on a rich summer of majors as the tour inches toward Caves

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.

Are you another Baltimorean who has never been to Deep Creek Lake?

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.

Talking leadership and expectations with John Harbaugh as another season begins

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

Our anticipation for Ravens training camp builds as a season of hope awaits

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.

What happens to those of us who chose to get vaccinated?

Science always believed we'd reach herd immunity because, you know, who wouldn't want to take a vaccine that could save their life? More people than we ever imagined...

What is the political future of Harford County Executive Barry Glassman as 2022 approaches?

We continue our three-part Maryland Crab Cake Tour chat from Barrett's On The Pike with Harford County Executive Barry Glassman about who is counting and distributing the money in Annapolis and his political trail after Bel Air.

What’s the big deal about a World Cup bid for Baltimore?

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.

A Wonderful night at the ‘rasslin matches in South Carolina in Summer of ’79 with Aunt Edna and Paul Orndorff

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.

Portion control and counting summer calories

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.

Taking the Weis ice cream taste test: Teaberry

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...

When the unvaccinated and the future of the economy collide

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

What are the real odds that World Cup 2026 games are coming to 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?"

Sailing off to Bermuda and learning new things

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

Solving problems and tackling the toughest issues in our city

Todd Schuler and Nestor debate the tough issues and the fast changes coming in America as a result of the pandemic.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh moves to the Baltimore Positive hot seat for a training camp sitdown
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Forest Park golf pro Ed Miller talks summer strokes and tour coming to Baltimore in August
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Marc Steiner discusses difficult history of Cambridge and life of social activist Gloria Richardson
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Mark Blum of America's Agenda discusses pharmacy pricing and why citizens should pay less for drugs
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Don and Nestor do a summer Recon on crab cakes and Maryland travel plans
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Telling G&M Crab Cake story with Anne Arundel County Exec Steuart Pittman and owner John Zoulis
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Steuart Pittman discusses future of Anne Arundel County and issues of concern
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Steuart Pittman discusses state of Anne Arundel County as pandemic recedes
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Reverend Al Hathaway talks about a policy of truth for the people of Baltimore
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Arsh Mirmiran discusses Cross Keys and Cross Street projects and life after plague in Baltimore
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Enjoying the delicious crab cake of Barrett's On The Pike in Harford County with C.E. Barry Glassman
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Barry Glassman discusses political future and Comptroller race in Annapolis
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Barry Glassman discusses state of Harford County as pandemic has changed life in Summer 2021
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Martin Knott brings some fresh A.I.R. into a new conversation about public spaces as the world opens
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Comedian Noel Casler tells the Celebrity Apprentice Trump tales before his Ramshead Annapolis gig
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John Feinstein walks path of U S Open glories and stories about the phenomenal life of Jim Phelan
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SPORTS

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Tight ends and fullbacks

Will a viable No. 3 tight end emerge behind standout veterans Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle?

Means struggles in return from IL as Orioles fall 9-3 to Tampa Bay

Making his first start since June 5, John Means allowed five runs and seven hits in five innings.

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Quarterbacks

We'll once again overanalyze every Lamar Jackson throw, decision, move, and breath this summer.

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Inside linebackers

Baltimore will hope 2020 first-round pick Patrick Queen takes a big step forward after an up-and-down rookie campaign.

Santander, Akin placed on COVID-19 list as Orioles finish series against Tampa Bay

Manager Brandon Hyde offered few details on Anthony Santander and Keegan Akin on Wednesday morning.

Top draft pick Cowser impressed with Orioles’ resources for player development

The fifth overall pick of the draft was introduced to media at Camden Yards on Friday afternoon.

Our anticipation for Ravens training camp builds as a season of hope awaits

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.

Talking leadership and expectations with John Harbaugh as another season begins

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

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Defensive line

Will an accomplished but aging group hold up for a full 17-game schedule?

What are the real odds that World Cup 2026 games are coming to 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?"

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Outside linebackers

Baltimore is counting on Tyus Bowser to step into a leading role after giving him a four-year contract in March.

A Wonderful night at the ‘rasslin matches in South Carolina in Summer of ’79 with Aunt Edna and Paul Orndorff

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.

DENNIS KOULATSOS

BILL COLE

LEONARD RASKIN

TODD SCHULER

BALTIMORE NEWS

Reflecting on a rich summer of majors as the tour inches toward Caves

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.

The face of fighting racism in Cambridge in the 1960s

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.

Talking leadership and expectations with John Harbaugh as another season begins

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

What are the real odds that World Cup 2026 games are coming to 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?"

What is the political future of Harford County Executive Barry Glassman as 2022 approaches?

We continue our three-part Maryland Crab Cake Tour chat from Barrett's On The Pike with Harford County Executive Barry Glassman about who is counting and distributing the money in Annapolis and his political trail after Bel Air.

POLITICS

BALTIMORE POSITIVE TV

MUSIC CLASSIC

BUSINESS

A writer, a boat, a dock, a wire and a story to tell about our city

There is no finer storyteller or historian of Baltimore in the modern era. Let venerable wordsmith Rafael Alvarez tell you about his journey and the characters who shaped the tales and words of his family legacy.

Using end of the year to make sure your house is in order

The lockdown and the fatigue of COVID is real. As we head into winter and time at home, this is an ideal time to examine your will, trusts and re-examine the future in the aftermath of the pandemic. We sought out Lou Weinkam in Catonsville for some solid advice.

Weller discusses role of business leaders in serving and lifting Baltimore

Marc Weller has bet big on Baltimore and Baltimore has bet big on Port Covington. How does all this work? We asked...

What is the learning curve for Lamar after Chiefs loss?

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.

EDUCATION

Pollster Gonzales discusses issues and handicaps race for Mayor of Baltimore

How to win a modern election...

Combatting antisemitism in troubled times with local efforts and understanding

Executive Director Howard Libit of the Baltimore Jewish Council discusses our society working together to end racism in America. And a little baseball, too...

Meet new Baltimore City comptroller Bill Henry

Hear what kind of a government the new City Comptroller believes in and the campaign he ran for transparency

HEALTH

Message to LBGTQ community from McIntosh always ‘We Can Do This’

A leader on the issue for three decades, McIntosh discusses her journey and love and life in our middle segment with Madame Chair

Using end of the year to make sure your house is in order

The lockdown and the fatigue of COVID is real. As we head into winter and time at home, this is an ideal time to examine your will, trusts and re-examine the future in the aftermath of the pandemic. We sought out Lou Weinkam in Catonsville for some solid advice.

What happens when government fails to keep the lights and heat on?

Don Mohler and Nestor do a full recon on the Texas energy failure and role of government to protect citizens from predatory business practices during a state of emergency.

ARTS

Schmoke tells Nestor and Don what the next mayor of Baltimore needs

Talking all things marijuana, leadership and running the University of Baltimore during a pandemic

Insurrection, Safe Streets and the future of Little Italy

We originally booked Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine to discuss the cover of this month's local dish but then he wound up on the front steps of U.S. Capitol in the middle of the insurrection on January 6th.

Bill Leverty of Firehouse talks about life after Hammerjacks

Guitarist Bill Leverty of Firehouse talks about life after Hammerjacks and being a musician with a song that means a lot to folks.

LEADERSHIP

Finding your way back to Camden Yards and the daily baseball heartbeat

Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio legitimately have some friendly yet legitimate disagreements and beefs about Major League Baseball. It's April and it's a long season. This one is old-school and hardcore on the debates on the state of the modern game and how to get more people interested. Especially Orioles fans...

Experiencing the spicy G&M Crab Cake with C.E. Steuart Pittman

Venetoulis tells roots of his political activism and campaigns

Reliving past glories – but looking toward the future of Ravens

Jayne Miller recaps four decades of journalism, covering and uncovering crime and how to better serve Baltimore

WNST CLASSIC

The “great” Nils Lofgren talks about being an E Streeter

WNST.net owner Nestor Aparicio chats about all things E Street with the "great" Nils Lofgren who plays guitar in Bruce Springsteen's legendary Hall of Fame band.

Tony Gwynn tells Nestor about a life in baseball chasing a World Series

With less than a month left in his Hall of Fame career, Nestor visited his favorite baseball player one last time at The Murph for a lengthy chat.

The Itch of a new solo album from Kix legend Steve Whiteman

With M3 looming and the return of live music to the Symphony Woods of Merriweather Post Pavilion, Nestor welcomed his personal vocal coach and the greatest frontman in local music history from Hagerstown to discuss "You're Welcome" and his new music.

Nestor welcomes Tony Siragusa to the Baltimore Ravens

There wasn't much to recommend signing with the fledgling purple birds of Art Modell in the crowded AFC Central but The Goose saw potential in Ray Lewis and leadership in Ted Marchibroda.

Josh Todd discusses the danger and evolution of the music of Buckcherry

They came along a little late for Hammerjacks but six albums into the Anaheim native's journey, Nestor caught up with one of the great front men in rock.

Who has the best crab cake in Maryland? Let the debate continue…

Evan Brown of State Fare in Catonsville and Nestor go down a very familiar crustacean hole and resurrect the eternal debate: what makes the perfect crab cake? One of them intends to investigate this further...

Trying to recapture a little of the Glory Days and the summer of 1984

Author Jon Wertheim joins Nestor to discuss his new book "Glory Days: The Summer of 1984 and the 90 Days That Changed Sports and Culture Forever." The awakening of money, sports and the American flag on cable television...

Let Nestor tell you the story of StanStock and the first radio studio he ever walked into at WEBB-AM

Stanstock has become an East Side live music charity tradition led by longtime local musician Stan Gibson, who was a childhood friend of Nestor. You'll love this story as told by Mike Miller, who helps organize the festival each fall.

The time when Bob Eubanks celebrated Nestor’s marriage with some Newlywed hijinks

Back in 2003 when he was celebrating his final days as a bachelor, Nestor got a surprise visit from the man who knows the role of whoopee in any game show or good marriage.

Coming clean with Tommy Conwell and still rumbling in Philly

Rocker Tommy Conwell rumbles in from Philadelphia with tales of music, life, kids and the adult life after Hammerjacks and "I'm Not Your Man."

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