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Experience, youth at edge defender still on list of needs for Ravens
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Experience, youth at edge defender still on list of needs for Ravens

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Twelve Ravens thoughts following early waves of free agency
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Twelve Ravens thoughts following early waves of free agency

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Campbell, B. Williams doubtful for Ravens while Tennessee rules out Clowney, five others
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Campbell, B. Williams doubtful for Ravens while Tennessee rules out Clowney, five others

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Twelve Ravens thoughts ahead of 2020 season opener
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Twelve Ravens thoughts ahead of 2020 season opener

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Two decisions, MVP-like performance prove to be difference for Ravens
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Two decisions, MVP-like performance prove to be difference for Ravens

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Twelve Ravens thoughts following 23-16 win over Houston
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Twelve Ravens thoughts following 23-16 win over Houston

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Wild-card weekend drives home key points for Ravens
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Wild-card weekend drives home key points for Ravens

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Does your desk do what my desk does?

After months of backaches and strains from sitting too long and staring at his computer building Baltimore Positive, Nestor called David Noel at MOI and moved into the 21st century post-pandemic life of working in comfort from home.

Getting back to those glorious nights of beer and music on the lawn at Merriweather

Q: When is an AK-15 like a Swiss Army knife? A: Never

PODCAST AUDIO VAULT

LOCAL DISCUSSION

Does your desk do what my desk does?

After months of backaches and strains from sitting too long and staring at his computer building Baltimore Positive, Nestor called David Noel at MOI and moved into the 21st century post-pandemic life of working in comfort from home.

Getting back to those glorious nights of beer and music on the lawn at Merriweather

Jean Parker, the venerable GM of Columbia's music gem on the hill, joins Nestor to discuss 35 years of friendship, music, memories – and, yes – cicadas in the Symphony Woods of Howard County.

Q: When is an AK-15 like a Swiss Army knife? A: Never

Don and Nestor do The Recon on guns, Swiss Army knives and the trade value of Cedric Mullins

Hooking a bass with a cicada (but only for a limited time)

Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor go fishing for more summer adventures with cicadas and catching fish this month.

Did the Ravens have any desire for Julio Jones at that price?

Luke Jones and Nestor lament all of the wide receivers that never were for the Ravens in the offseason. And who Lamar Jackson is actually throwing the ball to this week in Owings Mills.

Remembering our friend Jim Fassel

On a March Madness night in 2005, former New York Giants head coach Jim Fassel joined us at Putty Hill Station to discuss his career and ambitions as the new offensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens. Our conversation about his life and football coaching tells his story. We will miss him...

A rare weekend of successful Orioles baseball and reasons to go to Bowie

Luke Jones and Nestor recap a weekend of clubbing and heat as Orioles beat up on the Cleveland Indians at Oriole Park but lose John Means along the way

Seasonal summer ice cream and defining the flavor of teaberry

In his quest to learn about every flavor of ice cream ever made, Nestor is introduced to a Central Pennsylvania classic pink minty concoction: teaberry. Ever had a scoop from Weis?

The best of Maryland is the best of America

Baltimore Magazine writer Ron Cassie tells and shows us why Maryland is America in miniature

Van Hollen explains the power and poison of the American filibuster in Congress

After an insurrection in the halls of Congress, the people whose lives were threatened are now playing games with accountability and justice being served in Washington

The unmasking of the new post-COVID world

Don Mohler and Nestor discuss the various comfort levels and new social rules about masking and unmasking as we navigate a summer unlike any other in America.

The nuance and realities of Lamar Jackson and Ravens money

Luke Jones and Nestor take a deep dive on why Lamar Jackson and Ravens are getting questions about a contact that both sides need to navigate deftly in the coming months as the clock ticks on his rookie deal.

Graduation, backyard proms and Weis BBQ summer mojo

Rob Santoni joins Nestor for a Weis conversation about local graduation parties, backyards and pools and BBQ summer mojo and where to find it.

Crab Cake Tour Stop 3: Experiencing the simplicity of State Fare family recipe

The finale of our first "live" Crab Cake Tour was all about the cake with Evan Brown in 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.

Padding up for OTAs and how to foster a championship roster

Luke Jones and Nestor take off the pads before Ravens OTAs on agents and the NFLPA and what's good for a young player in the roster evaluation machine.

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.
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Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters turns his attention to enviornment and science and change
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Don and Nestor do The Recon on guns, Swiss Army knives and the trade value of Cedric Mullins
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Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine tells and shows us why Maryland is America in miniature
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Senator Chris Van Hollen discusses January 6th and filibuster that sits between an investigation
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Don Mohler and Nestor do The Recon on the unmasking of post pandemic friends and strangers
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Crab Cake Tour Stop 3: Experiencing simplicity of State Fare Crab Cake and Catonsville family recipe
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Crab Cake Tour Stop 3: Laying down law on The Bookie salad in Catonsville Lou Weinkam & Evan Brown
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Crab Cake Tour Stop 3: Politics and the future of Catonsville with Eric Ebersole and Pat Young
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Crab Cake Tour Stop 3: Kirby Spencer talks Catonsville growth and development and building community
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Crab Cake Tour Stop 3: Catonsville and telling the State Fare story
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Karson Kamenetz talks local politics and growth on 3rd Anniversary of his father's tragic death
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John Hoey tells us why we should care about the Y here in Baltimore and beyond
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Don and Nestor do The Recon on who sent thousands of violent citizens to Capitol on January 6th
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Don and Nestor do The Recon on mothers, mudders and moving
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Crab Cake Tour Stop 1: Faidley's Lexington Market in downtown Baltimore
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Congressman John Sarbanes kicks off our Crab Cake Tour at Faidley's in Lexington Market
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Former DNC chair Tom Perez says purple state status of Maryland is inarguable on gubernatorial trail
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An education on education and how to run for Governor of Maryland with former Obama head John King
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Don Mohler and Nestor stop The Recon for a no hitter and John Means celebration of Orioles history
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Taking the pulse and poll of Maryland political scene as election candidates emerge and align
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SPORTS

Twelve Ravens thoughts following final open OTA workout

J.K. Dobbins starred as a receiver out of the backfield during Tuesday's voluntary workout.

Towson football announces kickoff times for 2021 season

The Tigers open their home schedule against seven-time FCS champion North Dakota State on Sept. 18.

Orioles ace Means goes to IL with shoulder strain, but MRI reveals “no structural changes”

Exactly one month after John Means tossed Baltimore's first individual no-hitter in 52 years, the lefty ace exited Saturday's start with shoulder discomfort.

Queen embracing normal spring to become more consistent for Ravens

"I’m learning it. I really can’t wait for the season to start, so everybody can see how much work I’ve put in to be better."

Remembering our friend Jim Fassel

On a March Madness night in 2005, former New York Giants head coach Jim Fassel joined us at Putty Hill Station to discuss his career and ambitions as the new offensive coordinator of the Baltimore Ravens. Our conversation about his life and football coaching tells his story. We will miss him...

A rare weekend of successful Orioles baseball and reasons to go to Bowie

Luke Jones and Nestor recap a weekend of clubbing and heat as Orioles beat up on the Cleveland Indians at Oriole Park but lose John Means along the way

Hooking a bass with a cicada (but only for a limited time)

Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor go fishing for more summer adventures with cicadas and catching fish this month.

Ravens to sign injured offensive tackle Ja’Wuan James with eyes toward 2022

The former first-round pick tore his Achilles tendon earlier this spring and isn't expected to play in 2021.

Ravens sign first-round pick Oweh, announce personnel department promotions

Third-round selections Ben Cleveland and Brandon Stephens are the only unsigned members of Baltimore's 2021 draft class.

Did the Ravens have any desire for Julio Jones at that price?

Luke Jones and Nestor lament all of the wide receivers that never were for the Ravens in the offseason. And who Lamar Jackson is actually throwing the ball to this week in Owings Mills.

Running back Edwards, Ravens agree to two-year extension

The deal is worth $10 million and will keep the former rookie free agent under contract through 2023.

Ravens rest two prominent receivers, add more veteran depth to offensive line mix

Baltimore added veteran guard Michael Schofield to the mix prior to Tuesday's open OTA workout.

DENNIS KOULATSOS

BILL COLE

LEONARD RASKIN

TODD SCHULER

BALTIMORE NEWS

Q: When is an AK-15 like a Swiss Army knife? A: Never

Don and Nestor do The Recon on guns, Swiss Army knives and the trade value of Cedric Mullins

Hooking a bass with a cicada (but only for a limited time)

Dennis Koulatsos and Nestor go fishing for more summer adventures with cicadas and catching fish this month.

Did the Ravens have any desire for Julio Jones at that price?

Luke Jones and Nestor lament all of the wide receivers that never were for the Ravens in the offseason. And who Lamar Jackson is actually throwing the ball to this week in Owings Mills.

Does your desk do what my desk does?

After months of backaches and strains from sitting too long and staring at his computer building Baltimore Positive, Nestor called David Noel at MOI and moved into the 21st century post-pandemic life of working in comfort from home.

A rare weekend of successful Orioles baseball and reasons to go to Bowie

Luke Jones and Nestor recap a weekend of clubbing and heat as Orioles beat up on the Cleveland Indians at Oriole Park but lose John Means along the way

POLITICS

BALTIMORE POSITIVE TV

MUSIC CLASSIC

BUSINESS

Telling the history of Orioles arrival and 1954 electricity for baseball

Local author and Baltimore Magazine historian Ron Cassie joins Nestor and Don to tell some tales about the roots of Baltimore Orioles baseball and the parade that welcomed the franchise to the Charm City.

The power of education to mold society

A pair of Baltimore County executives and former educators discussing the role of government, education and trying to make the world a better place

The Baltimore Rat Pack attacks the future of our city

"Better to have a few rats than to be one," wrote Baltimore Sun voice Peter Jensen, when our city was being attacked by the President of The United States. Now that Joe Biden has taken the wheel, we discuss Charm City rodents, the future of journalism and every challenge of the virus and vaccine.

Weller discusses role of business leaders in serving and lifting Baltimore

Marc Weller has bet big on Baltimore and Baltimore has bet big on Port Covington. How does all this work? We asked...

EDUCATION

Is Wes Moore pointed toward a run for Annapolis?

Now headed home after years of daily train commuting to New York to lead the Robin Hood Foundation, we asked the author of "The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates" about his political future in Maryland.

Kromer tells Don and Nestor more key data on Baltimore is needed

Our final episode with Dr. Mileah Kromer, who schooled Nestor and Don on the science of polling and why Baltimore could use more data to determine its future

Pietila joins our neighborhood to discuss redlining, blockbusting and systemic racism

The history of how Baltimore's neighborhoods were shaped is not pretty. Let author and local journalist Antero Pietila tell you about how housing worked last century in our city.

HEALTH

Why should I care whether or not you have health insurance?

Vinny DeMarco discusses the dollars and sense of health insurance for Maryland citizens and why it benefits everyone that everyone is covered.

Pieninck says putting the care first is crucial for COVID patients locally

The President and C.E.O. of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield joined us to discuss everything we ever wanted to know about medical insurance and this crisis

Time well spent and a candid conversation with the new Mayor of Baltimore

Just six weeks into the job at City Hall, Brandon Scott has felt all of the impact of the pandemic and managing COVID and local businesses. We chatted about the legend of Shorty, reopening restaurants, vaccine distribution and the tragic murder of his friend and Safe Streets leader Dante Barksdale.

ARTS

Rodricks says next mayor has a full plate of problems waiting after election

Hearing the thoughts of the voices of Baltimore during this important election week in Maryland

What do you remember about college?

In the quest to find every living awesome mentor he ever had during Teacher Appreciation Month, Nestor catches up with his media professor Julie Simon at UB for the first time in three decades. His obsession with Marshall McLuhan theory continues...

Thirty years later: What comes next for Oriole Park at Camden Yards and downtown commerce?

Three decades after she designed virtually aspect of our downtown stadium, Janet Marie Smith still lives here in Baltimore and has some thoughts about the future.

LEADERSHIP

Does your desk do what my desk does?

After months of backaches and strains from sitting too long and staring at his computer building Baltimore Positive, Nestor called David Noel at MOI and moved into the 21st century post-pandemic life of working in comfort from home.

One pandemic, no solutions…

Van Hollen tells us why America needs to get tougher on assault weapons

Glassman discusses Harford County preparedness for corona virus

Mikulski says Baltimore’s many assets must be emphasized for improvement

WNST CLASSIC

The night that Martina Navratilova hid from the SI crowd in Nestor’s studio at Madison Square Garden

It was the greatest night of sports legends ever collected in one room. The 1999 Sports Illustrated 20th Century Awards event in New York brought out all of the stars...

Steve Gorman of The Black Crowes comes home to Baltimore for first chat with Nestor

It wasn't until The Black Crowes broke up that Nestor first had drummer and Severna Park grad Gorman on the radio show. They made up for lost time with the gospel of how much he loved the band.

Ozzie Newsome tells Nestor all about the 1997 Draft from The Barn

Where were you when the Ravens drafted Peter Boulware and Jamie Sharper? We were in Parkville getting to know a Hall of Famer...

Reliving the pain of the Cobra and We Are Family

Former MLBer Dave Parker talks the life of The Cobra in his new autobiography and was happy to recap the 1979 World Series pain for Nestor.

Taking a long walk with John Feinstein on The National Anthem at sporting events and race in America

Decorated author John Feinstein joins Nestor and Don for further discussion on a recent column in The Washington Post regarding Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks dispatching with an American tradition.

That time I asked Phil Niekro about throwing a knuckleball

Back when Nestor Aparicio was nationally syndicated on Sporting News Radio a the turn of the century, he had a chance to talk pitching and catching with the late Hall of Famer.

Thomas Cunningham gives Nestor an Irish Dance lesson from Dublin before Lord of The Dance arrives at Modell Lyric

When the Baltimore Ravens had a running back named Alex Collins doing an Irish dance on the field, Nestor sought out one of the best dancers in the world to ask about the art.

That time Larry King called my book “a good read” and discussed history of Orioles baseball

Back in the 1990s when he worked at CNN in Washington, Larry King was a frequent visitor at Camden Yards and loved talking Orioles baseball and Little Looey with Nestor.

Telling the story of Hammerjacks from the street

Legendary local rock promoter Bud Becker joins Nestor to tell old rock and roll tales of a little bar in South Baltimore that shook the music world. And other Almost Famous tales about a 17-year old kid backstage learning about the world with a notebook...

NBC’s Randy Moss: “Horse racing has a drug problem and has for a long time”

Randy Moss joins Nestor for their annual Preakness chat but this time the stigma around Baffert and cheating in horse racing is the only story at the barns of Pimlico.

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