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We never have more fun on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour than when we’re laughing with old friends who have become new friends. Our OG Orioles ballpark reporter and symphony man Allen McCallum joined legendary movie critic and Baltimore Magazine Editor-In-Chief Max Weiss taking Nestor to the modern movies and cinema at Koco’s Pub in Lauraville. Who needs Siskel and Ebert?
We never have more fun on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour than when we’re laughing with old friends who have become new friends. Our OG Orioles ballpark reporter and symphony man Allen McCallum joined legendary movie critic and Baltimore Magazine Editor-In-Chief Max Weiss taking Nestor to the modern movies and cinema at Koco’s Pub in Lauraville. Who needs Siskel and Ebert?
Film producer Byron Motley tells Nestor about making of Negro Leagues documentary baseball film The League
Film producer Byron Motley joins Nestor from Kansas City to discuss his father’s work as an umpire in the Negro Leagues and his quest to have the recent documentary “The League” made to continue to tell the American baseball story and extend the work of the museum in his hometown.
Jodi Cutler tells old pal Nestor the local story behind the upcoming movie Rally Caps and bringing awareness home
Jodi Cutler tells old pal Nestor the local story behind the upcoming movie Rally Caps and bringing awareness home
Gregg Landry of Towson Transfers tells Nestor about the lost Perry Hall football tapes of 1972 during the Maryland Crab Cake Tour at Kooper’s North in Mays Chapel.
Gregg Landry of Towson Transfers tells Nestor about the lost Perry Hall football tapes of 1972
Gregg Landry of Towson Transfers tells Nestor about the lost Perry Hall football tapes of 1972
Don Mohler hosts a full Oscars preview with movie buffs Max Weiss and Allen McCallum
Don Mohler hosts a full Oscars preview with movie buffs Max Weiss and Allen McCallum
Filmmaker Andy Billman joins Nestor to discuss baseball history, Cleveland and the story of Ray Chapman
Filmmaker Andy Billman joins Nestor to discuss baseball history, Cleveland and the story he’s telling in a new film “War On The Diamond” about the tragic death of Ray Chapman, the only Major League Baseball player to ever perish after being hit by a pitch.
