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As the Orioles remain on a pace to lose 100 games, Luke Jones joined Nestor at Faidley’s Seafood at Lexington Market in downtown Baltimore to discuss the lack of success against left-handed pitching, continued losing and wonder if Colton Cowser and Jordan Westburg can create a June spark to lift a last-place team toward .500 before the end of summer.
As the Orioles remain on a pace to lose 100 games, Luke Jones joined Nestor at Faidley’s Seafood at Lexington Market in downtown Baltimore to discuss the lack of success against left-handed pitching, continued losing and wonder if Colton Cowser and Jordan Westburg can create a June spark to lift a last-place team toward .500 before the end of summer.
Dr. Tim Tooten was no stranger to Baltimore citizens. The longtime education reporter at WBAL-TV and pastor of Harvest Christian Ministries joined us during the early days of COVID in June 2020 to tell us about his journey from the Suwannee River near Gainesville, Florida to Baltimore and what he has learned about people. A very compelling conversation with a Baltimore education reporting legend, who had just retired from his work as a local journalist. We lost a treasure with his passing.
How did Ted decide to run for County Executive back in the 1970s?
The world according to Ted Venetoulis…
Baltimorean Sam Kouvaris joins Nestor to discuss Jaguars realities and the good life of a Woodlawn guy in Jacksonville media
Baltimorean Sam Kouvaris joins Nestor to discuss Jaguars realities and the good life of a local TV guy who sailed off for golf and palm trees four decades ago.
John Sarbanes says his father and Watergate childhood shaped his worldview
His son Adam Kolakek just won the World Series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Meet the Catonsville dad and hear and help his mission.
Michael Steele is no stranger to any of us who follow politics and media in Maryland. We had a wide-ranging chat with him about his party, the future of Donald Trump in America and how the country can navigate its way out of this pandemic and economic disaster.
Dr. Mohan Suntha was named President and C.E.O. of University of Maryland Medical System (UMMS) in November and his whole
Her tenure over four decades at WBAL has been remarkable. You know her from TV but we wanted to take a deeper dive into what makes Jayne Miller tick in 2020 and why journalism, news and facts still matter in our country and society.
Spend a little time with Odette Ramos and you’ll find yourself feeling a lot better about our city.
Catching up with the prosecutor and not-too-long-ago candidate to lead the city on the expectations of favorite Brandon Scott or whomever becomes the next Mayor of Baltimore in December.
Dr. Sandra Kurtinitis says community colleges are putting people in a position for new start with new skills after the pandemic. Learning about learning and why Dundalk, Essex and Catonsville are more than just suburbs.
She was voted least-likely-to-serve-in-government but that hasn’t stopped Cathy Bevins from winning elections and serving East Baltimore County. We talked about life in Middle River and serving constituents during a fractured political climate in America.
He’s been attending Presidential political conventions since the 1960s so we asked Ted how to assess this unprecedented campaign and election amidst pandemic, civil unrest and economic turmoil
It is not easy discussing the oncoming austerity that all of American government will need to weather the storm of a plague
The Baltimore legend who broadcasts Yankees games had a lot on his mind about our country and sports
Nestor has wanted to chat on the radio with Jayne Miller for at least 20 years. But, as Don Mohler pointed out in serving in his two decades of government, it’s when Jayne Miller wants to chat with you that there is usually deep concern at a place that answers to the public trust.
He is the presumptive next mayor of Baltimore and the current City Council President and we had a lot of questions for Brandon Scott as we discussed his victory, COVID and how to send the kids back to school in Maryland.
From schools to taxes to life after COVID, we are discussing issues on both sides of the aisle at Baltimore Positive as we begin our new website merger
Continuing Election And Voting Awareness Education Week here. We’re going to the experts in Annapolis and around the state to get you answers about how to get a ballot and make it count. Also the myth of voter fraud…
It’s Election And Voting Awareness Education Week here. We’re going to the experts in Annapolis and around the state to get you answers about how to get a ballot and make it count…
Another venerable former Baltimore County Executive checks in on the state of the world and democracy during a plague
Things have changed dramatically since the last time we got together with the Baltimore County Executive
The best of Maryland’s political podcasts join our Baltimore Positive cast for a spirited debate about the future of our country
Dr. Jason Johnson of MSNBC was fresh off “The Morning Joe” when he joined us to discuss all things election, conventions, the myth of “undecided” voters and the day he was in Charleston when Obama broke into “Amazing Grace.”
If you have any confusion about voting in November, we’ll be clearing it up all week here…
This was 26 minutes very well spent with the Congressman from Maryland’s 8th District
Of all of the crimes against the citizens of Baltimore in recent times, nothing compares to the gruesome ugliness of the Gun Trace Task Force and how police officers weaponized their badges to become deadly criminals at taxpayer expense
The former police chief didn’t mince words in his advice for our community
A spirited conversation about the state of America during a pandemic and a toxic election season that begins with a President using official visits for campaign rallies and divisive messaging
Saving the Preakness and horse racing for Baltimore has always been high on our agenda. The path to doing that has never been easy but we’re getting closer every day…
“Big Game” was his contribution to NFL life and “This Town” set the stage for the current state of America. We went to Washington, D.C. to hear from our favorite New York Times writer about an election cycle during a plague.
Parents, teachers and students all trying to figure out what the new normal is going to be for education not only here in Maryland but around the country
Catching up with the new Congressman on progress amidst the COVID crisis
Two former Baltimore County Executives compare notes on crisis management from Hurricane Isabel
The second part of a spirited chat with one of the finest journalists in Maryland
The state of local journalism and the future of the country are at a crossroads
