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Smith defines his “think different” platform

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There is a very important set of elections coming locally in our region and we’ll be talking to as many of the candidates as possible before April 28th.

Our featured chat this week is with Baltimore City mayoral candidate T.J. Smith, whose work as a police spokesperson and former officer had many patrons waving hello during our trio of segments at Faidley’s Seafood in Lexington Market to begin the new year.

Our conversation covered all of the ground we have covered with other candidates.

Crime. Education. The business future of downtown and the Inner Harbor. Policing. Quality of Life. The future.

The slogan of his mayoral campaign is: “Think Different” and we began our dialogue with what they means in an election with a wide array of candidates.

Hope you enjoy the first of three chats with T.J. Smith.

COME SEE OUR SHOW LIVE IN 2020:

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(Yes…you are invited to join us!)

Friday, January 17 – Former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley at Faidley’s inside World Famous Lexington Market 10 a.m.

Thursday, January 23 – Retiring Maryland State Senator Bobby Zirkin at Jennings Cafe in Catonsville noon

Thursday, February 6 – Candidate for Comptroller of Maryland Bill Henry at Jennings Cafe in Catonsville 10:30 a.m.

Thursday, February 13 – President of Downtown Partnership of Baltimore Kirby Fowler at Faidley’s Lexington Market 11 a.m.

Thursday, February 20 – Baltimore County School Superintendent Darryl Williams at State Fare in Catonsville 11 a.m.

We want to thank all of our sponsors, supporters and friends who have allowed this Baltimore Positive platform and movement to become part of your lives and routine. And thank you for sharing our conversations with your community and world!

Hope to see you around Baltimore soon!

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