Celebrated author John Feinstein discusses his new book, “The Ancient Eight,” focusing on Ivy League football traditions highlighting the league’s unique rules, such as no expansion, no transfer portal, and no postseason games. And then, they discussed Lamar Jackson and American politics…
Celebrated author John Feinstein discusses his new book, “The Ancient Eight,” focusing on Ivy League football traditions highlighting the league’s unique rules, such as no expansion, no transfer portal, and no postseason games. And then, they discussed Lamar Jackson and American politics…
Our Classic 5 PGA pro Richard Sheppard Jr. of Forest Park Golf returns to discuss this weekend’s President’s Cup and fall tee times and perfect fairways in West Baltimore. And a little Orioles baseball because it’s a big week here!
Our Classic 5 PGA pro Richard Sheppard Jr. of Forest Park Golf returns to discuss this weekend’s President’s Cup and fall tee times and perfect fairways in West Baltimore. And a little Orioles baseball because it’s a big week here!
Senator Ben Cardin joins Nestor at MACo in Ocean City to discuss the emotional impact of the Key Bridge collapse and importance of small businesses in America. His political legacy as he departs Congress and the need for civility and importance of independent journalism in maintaining a healthy democracy were also on the Weis conversation menu from the beach.
Senator Ben Cardin joins Nestor at MACo in Ocean City to discuss the emotional impact of the Key Bridge collapse and importance of small businesses in America. His political legacy as he departs Congress and the need for civility and importance of independent journalism in maintaining a healthy democracy were also on the Weis conversation menu from the beach.
Eric Fisher of Front Office Sports discusses MLB problems, Orioles torrid start and how we watch the games
As our expert on the MASN wars for more than a decade, Eric Fisher of Front Office Sports joins Nestor for a deep dive discussion on MLB media problems, the Orioles torrid start and how we watch the games now and in the future.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor watch NFL and wonder where Ravens fit into the playoff pie
With prosperity seemingly ahead and a weak schedule in the coming weeks, Leonard Raskin and Nestor watch the NFL from the couch and wonder where Ravens fit into the playoff pie?
Dennis Curtin tells Nestor how Weis Markets and you can support Paralyzed Veterans of America this month
Dennis Curtin tells Nestor how Weis Markets is supporting Paralyzed Veterans of America this month and how you can roundup and pitch in before Veterans Day.
Y’landa Burch educates Nestor on the funds from Project Bounceback and the growth of the organization and its outreach with children all over the state.
Bill Cole and Nestor dive into a very pandemic Christmas
Football, COVID test kits and family leftovers highlight a plague-stricken holiday plate of chatter from Bill Cole and Nestor as 2021 closes down.
Leonard Raskin and Nestor get into the spring of things with the economy and vaccine freedoms
Leonard Raskin and Nestor get into the spring of things with the economy bustling and lots of vaccinated people ready to move freely about the country.
Leonard Raskin says if you’re feeling the spring of the vaccine bringing back your summer freedoms, just know that American business and ingenuity has pushed the needle.
Chef Tim Love and Alexis Glick join Nestor to discuss feeding people in need and Taste Of The NFL
Chef Tim Love and host Alexis Glick join Nestor to discuss feeding people in need and the annual Taste Of The NFL bash that is going virtual. Come cook with Andrew Zimmern and Carla Hall!
Bill Cole joins Nestor to discuss Ravens Festivus and democracy and citizenship in action
Local C.E.O. Bill Cole joins Nestor to discuss how the Ravens’ postseason ride and the unrest in our country have kept us all occupied during a plague.
Author Lawrence Lanahan’s true tale of two families and a quest to cross the racial divide in our city begins with a conversation about the history of how we got here.
We waited a long time to have one of our favorite local authors and an authority on the history of Baltimore’s urban woes
