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Four-decade local journalist Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters joins Nestor to discuss the many issues, campaigns and dollars being worked during Election Week 2024 and the issues that matter most to voters here and all over the United States of America. Democracy dies in darkness.
Four-decade local journalist Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters joins Nestor to discuss the many issues, campaigns and dollars being worked during Election Week 2024 and the issues that matter most to voters here and all over the United States of America. Democracy dies in darkness.
Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters joins Nestor for a discussion about where The Free State goes under Democratic control and Wes Moore
Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters joins Nestor for a discussion about where The Free State goes under Democratic control and what to expect in Annapolis in January.
Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters discusses the future of Republican party in Maryland and who (eventually) runs for Governor in 2022.
Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters discusses future of Republican party here and who runs in 2022
As Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters turns his attention to environment and science and change, the debate about turbines and power and optics moves to the beach for solutions.
A seasoned panel of State House insiders discusses the distanced effects of COVID and a budget crunch on every decision of the Maryland General Assembly over the past 100 days. Pam Wood, Josh Kurtz and Bryan Sears recap a busy session in Nap Town.
We assemble an All-Star team of top State House journalists from Annapolis to discuss the “via Zoom” 2021 General Assembly. And some bold predictions on Kirwan and the other side of the vaccine…
Pam Wood, Josh Kurtz and Bryan Sears – the head of class State House journalists from Annapolis – join us to discuss 2021 General Assembly and a Kirwan update.
Every municipality in America will be seeing massive shortfalls in 2021. We asked Josh Kurtz of Maryland Matters to assess the aftermath of this election and what it means for Larry Hogan and the State Assembly during this cold winter of a pandemic and national unrest.
