Former Hagerstown mayor Emily Keller tells Nestor about Maryland fighting fentanyl and opioid addiction in her second year as Special Secretary of Overdose Response for Governor Wes Moore throughout the state. Lots to learn here…
Former Hagerstown mayor Emily Keller tells Nestor about Maryland fighting fentanyl and opioid addiction in her second year as Special Secretary of Overdose Response for Governor Wes Moore throughout the state. Lots to learn here…
The Maryland Lottery and the Baltimore Ravens team up every year to give away season tickets for 20 years to one lucky second chance winner. This year, the big winner has quite a story to tell about redemption and helping other folks with addiction. Let T.J. Humphries of White Marsh tell about his journey to recovery and his role in counseling others in need.
Julie Kliegman of SI talks psychedelic drugs, mushrooms and future of sports and mental health
Julie Kliegman of SI talks psychedelic drugs, mushrooms and future of sports and mental health
Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine gives Nestor and Don a hard look at The Wire two decades later
Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine gives Nestor and Don a hard look at The Wire two decades later
How and why independent pharmacists make a difference in your neighborhood
How and why independent pharmacists make a difference in your neighborhood. Pharmacist Scott Pace and Bretta Grinsteinner of Epic Pharmacy tell Nestor about the ways government laws and giant pharmacies operate that can hurt small, local business and how we’re correcting that in Maryland.
Mark Blum of America’s Agenda discusses pharmacy pricing and how citizens really get pounded by the middle men of drug companies.
Former Tampa Bay center Randy Grimes loves the nastiness of Ryan Jensen and Bucs offense
Former Tampa Bay Bucaneers center Randy Grimes loves the nastiness of current Ryan Jensen and Bucs offense as Tom Brady is running out of fingers for more Super Bowl rings.
Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine discusses how out-of-state guns get onto our city streets in the “Iron Pipeline.”
Local author and journalist Ron Cassie discusses exactly how out-of-state guns get onto the streets of our city and his lengthy investigative piece in Baltimore Magazine. Eye-opening work on the “Iron Pipeline” here…
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
