Smith says journalism and tough questions for leaders are more important than ever
The role of the free press is more important than ever in these turbulent times…
C. Fraser Smith
EPISODE 186: Smith says journalism and tough questions for leaders are more important than ever
The role of the free press is more important than ever in these turbulent times…
The complexities and achievements of William Donald Schaefer
Nestor favorite topic is covered at length in our final segment with C. Fraser Smith: the life and times of the honorable William Donald Schaefer and his lasting impact on Baltimore and Maryland
EPISODE 21: C. Fraser Smith recalls the complexities and achievements of William Donald Schaefer
Nestor favorite topic is covered at length in our final segment with C. Fraser Smith: the life and times of the honorable William Donald Schaefer and his lasting impact on Baltimore and Maryland
The Daily Miracle of a producing and delivering a morning newspaper
C. Fraser Smith shares his lifelong love affair with facts and writing and journalism. His upcoming book “The Daily Miracle” focuses on the people and the passion that built your morning newspaper.
EPISODE 20: Fraser tells Nestor and Don about The Daily Miracle of a morning newspaper
C. Fraser Smith shares his lifelong love affair with facts and writing and journalism. His upcoming book “The Daily Miracle” focuses on the people and the passion that built your morning newspaper.
EPISODE 19: C. Fraser Smith joins Don and Nestor to discuss college sports in America after Bias and Lefty
No journalist has chronicled our city and state with more depth or insightfulness than C. Fraser Smith. Twice nominated for a Pulitzer, it was our pleasure to revisit his work on the death of Bias and Terps plus discuss state of current journalism and the future of Baltimore.
C. Fraser Smith joins Don and Nestor to discuss college sports in America after Bias and Lefty
No journalist has chronicled our city and state with more depth or insightfulness than C. Fraser Smith. Twice nominated for a Pulitzer, it was our pleasure to revisit his work on the death of Bias and Terps plus discuss state of current journalism and the future of Baltimore.