Hearing the sounds of the great Catonsville local experiment
Hearing the sounds of the great Catonsville local experiment
Catonsville
Foodies and eating and the best “Bookie” salad in the city
Even though our Maryland Crab Cake Tour is focused on the local crustacean and delicacy, our Catonsville stop meandered into a debate about salads and pizza and chicken and waffles and margaritas.
Unmasking the politics and Crab Cake Tour in Catonsville
Our third Weis conversation from Crab Cake Tour Stop 3 dives into local politics and the future of rethinking suburbs like Catonsville with Eric Ebersole and Pat Young.
Hearing the sounds of the great Catonsville local experiment
Our Crab Cake Tour stop in the 21228 isn’t complete without Kirby Spencer telling the story of how bricks and mortar and people and food and shopping and music can still power a local community.
Here’s why you should care about the Y near you?
John Hoey tells us why we should care about the Y here in Baltimore and beyond
Here’s why you should care about the Y near you?
John Hoey tells us why we should care about the Y here in Baltimore and beyond
From fighting in Fallujah to serving in Paradise: a chat with Pat
Serving our country and Southwest Baltimore in 44B, we spent some time discussing civics and service and being a young soldier in fire fights on the ground in Iraq with Delegate Pat Young.
Telling the story of 818 Market in Catonsville and what makes a grocerant?
Telling the story of 818 Market in Catonsville and what makes a grocerant?
What is a grocerant and how did Catonsville get such a great one?
It took three minds and a lot of ingenuity but the locals in the 21228 have gotten a taste of a modern, upscale grocer and market on Frederick Road.
The rituals of Ravens fans during the Festivus indoor home tailgate
We’re used to being at the games. Or having friends over. Or being at an awesome place like Franco’s in Catonsville. But what happens when tacos win and wings lose? Anyone else as superstitious about Ravens game day food spreads?
Where will local government invest after the pandemic?
It’s no secret every municipality across the country will have budget shortfalls amidst the madness of COVID. Baltimore County Councilman Tom Quirk from District 1 talks money and budgets and managing through this national crisis.
Curbside pizza and meatballs with a side of trusted advice on your deed
Our Catonsville partner Lou Weinkam has some end-of-year-advice on a real-life checklist for things to be thinking about amidst COVID madness. Oh, some guidance on the menu at Franco’s on Frederick Road as well…
Lou Weinkam with advice on great pizza in Catonsville and protecting your deed
Lou Weinkam with advice on pizza and protecting your deed
Teal Cary of Catonsville Chamber discusses many challenges for local business during pandemic
Teal Cary of Catonsville Chamber discusses many challenges for local business during pandemic
Keeping businesses open and working together during COVID in Catonsville
It’s not easy being small, independent and local during a pandemic. Teal Cary of Catonsville Chamber discusses the many challenges for local businesses during this unique holiday season.
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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.
John Sarbanes says his father and Watergate childhood shaped his worldview
John Sarbanes says his father and Watergate childhood shaped his worldview
The best crab cakes in the world at your fingertips
When Damye Hahn of Faidley’s at Lexington Market was talking about shipping her legendary crab cakes across the country, we surprised her with a special customer. Let our head coach Brian Billick tell you about his Maryland Thanksgiving-eve tradition now shipping to the grandkids in the midwest…
Damye Hahn of Faidley’s get a crab cake surprise from Coach Billick at Lexington Market
Damye Hahn of Faidley’s get a crab cake surprise from Coach Billick at Lexington Market
These tacos aren’t going to eat themselves
Many local businesses are struggling to survive and very few are actually opening doors during a pandemic. Our pal Evan Brown from State Fare just opened El Guapo in Catonsville and tells us the story of managing and moving forward during a plague.
Restauranteur Evan Brown discuss opening El Guapo in Catonsville in middle of a plague
Restauranteur Evan Brown discuss opening El Guapo in Catonsville in middle of a plague
The ‘other’ Kolarek makes a baseball pitch for A League of Dreams
His son Adam Kolakek just won the World Series with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Meet the Catonsville dad and hear and help his mission.
Free tuition at CCBC makes anyone a candidate for a fresh start post COVID
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.
EPISODE 266: Johnny O discusses challenges of running Baltimore County government during pandemic
Things have changed dramatically since the last time we got together with the Baltimore County Executive
EPISODE 252: Wood tells us why local newspapers are worth saving
The state of local journalism and the future of the country are at a crossroads
EPISODE 251: McCray says new faces and spirit at City Hall should bring encouragement to community
The State Senator from 45th District updates us on progress during the pandemic
EPISODE 250: Pietila joins our neighborhood to discuss redlining, blockbusting and systemic racism
We waited a long time to have one of our favorite local authors and an authority on the history of Baltimore’s urban woes
EPISODE 237: Brown says State Fare and Catonsville are ready for safe 4th of July celebration
You can’t get more American than a socially distanced hot dog eating competition and cold beer in the 21228
Telling the story of Catonsville, the 4th of July and hot dog eating
You can’t get more American than a socially distanced hot dog eating competition and cold beer in the 21228
Williams discusses race education and the future of American children
The former Baltimore County Recs and Parks director and brother of Speaker Jones discusses a lifetime in education
EPISODE 233: We tip our caps to Brandon Scott on great campaign and mayoral victory
Don and Nestor recap 15 months of Baltimore Positive focus on who the next mayor of our city would be and the challenges ahead for the current City Council President
Broadwater takes us from Healthy Holly and City Hall to Congress
How did he find out that another Baltimore mayor was corrupt?
EPISODE 204: Kurtinitis tells us what remote campus life entails for many local students and teachers at CCBC
The impact of COVID on education has been extraordinary. We’ll be chatting with college and university leaders as well as mayor candidates throughout May at Baltimore Positive. Follow along…
Kurtinitis tells us what remote campus life entails for many local students and teachers at CCBC
The impact of COVID on local education has been staggering
Alvarez of CCBC Engineering tells tale of local engineering efforts to supply PPE to local hospitals
Baltimore educators, students and the tech community are doing great things to pitch in during a pandemic
EPISODE 188: Alvarez of CCBC Engineering tells tale of local engineering efforts to supply PPE to local hospitals
Baltimore educators, students and the tech community are doing great things to pitch in during a pandemic
EPISODE 187: McCarthy discusses importance of feeding local families during pandemic
As you can imagine, Catholic Charities here in Maryland is busier than ever during this crisis…
Hutchinson tells us the animals at the Maryland Zoo missed people during COVID shutdown
And, yes, the former Baltimore County Executive was happy to talk some politics and solutions with us as well…
