Dave Sheinin of The Washington Post takes a deep dive on fundamental problems of Major League Baseball
Dave Sheinin of The Washington Post takes a deep dive on fundamental problems of Major League Baseball
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Understanding the debt ceiling and how Congress works
We asked Baltimore’s Luke Broadwater of The New York Times to help us better understand the madness on Capitol Hill about America’s paying its debt and reaching a compromise on anything in Washington.
Luke Broadwater of The New York Times tries to explain the madness in Congress on debt ceiling and relief
Luke Broadwater of The New York Times tries to explain the madness in Congress on debt ceiling and relief
Lynn Henning of Detroit News talk about similarities between his hometown and Baltimore and the civic dream
Lynn Henning of Detroit News talk about similarities between his hometown and Baltimore and the civic dream
How the revitalization of downtown Detroit can show Baltimore a path
Longtime sports columnist and wisdom dispenser Lynn Henning tells us the Motown story that he has been chronicling – on and off the field – for nearly five decades. Oh, and the Lions, too…
Author Dave Zirin discusses his book The Kaepernick Effect and how the NFL has changed in aftermath of The Knee
Author Dave Zirin discusses his book The Kaepernick Effect and how the NFL has changed in aftermath of The Knee
How has the NFL really changed in aftermath of The Knee?
Outspoken author and sports journalist Dave Zirin discusses his book The Kaepernick Effect and how his his knee is still changing the world – inside and outside of the sports landscape.
Bidding adieu to our pal Dave Ginsburg on press row
After three decades of DMV worldwide sports coverage at the Associated Press, Dave Ginsburg is hanging up the laptop. At least for now. He joins Nestor for a fun retrospective of Baltimore and Washington and memories and press box food.
Veteran journalist Tom Linthicum discusses North and South in America
Veteran journalist Tom Linthicum discusses North and South in America
The North and South and media in America
Veteran journalist Tom Linthicum tells us his story of five decades in journalism and what it’s like to come to Baltimore after being in Georgia in the 1960s.
Luke Broadwater: Trapped inside The Capitol and then investigating how it happened for the New York Times
Anyone from Baltimore is familiar with his work over the years. Luke Broadwater joins us from inside the U.S. Capitol to discuss the last few weeks of reporting on the insurrection from the inside.
Luke Broadwater of The New York Times talks from Capitol about insurrection and aftermath
Luke Broadwater of The New York Times talks from Capitol about insurrection and aftermath
White House photographer Doug Mills talks Trump, images and American Presidential history
White House photographer Doug Mills talks Trump, images and American Presidential history
American Presidential history through the genius lens of a Pulitzer-winning eye
White House photographer Doug Mills focuses on four decades of chronicling Presidents with insider storytelling that will make you glad you spent time with this one. From Trump calling him a genius to the iconic image of Bush learning of 9/11 and playing horseshoes with his father and sharing Christmas Eve with the Reagans.
Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine discusses how out-of-state guns get onto our city streets in the “Iron Pipeline.”
Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine discusses how out-of-state guns get onto our city streets in the “Iron Pipeline.”
Guns and Baltimore: How do they get from there to here?
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…
EPISODE 272: Jayne Miller recaps four decades of journalism, covering and uncovering crime and how to better serve Baltimore
Nestor has wanted to chat on the radio with Jayne Miller for at least 20 years. But, as Don Mohler pointed out in serving in his two decades of government, it’s when Jayne Miller wants to chat with you that there is usually deep concern at a place that answers to the public trust.
Jayne Miller recaps four decades of journalism, covering and uncovering crime and how to better serve Baltimore
Nestor has wanted to chat on the radio with Jayne Miller for at least 20 years. But, as Don Mohler pointed out in serving in his two decades of government, it’s when Jayne Miller wants to chat with you that there is usually deep concern at a place that answers to the public trust.
EPISODE 264: Johnson discusses Obama family legacy and impact on Biden campaign
Dr. Jason Johnson of MSNBC was fresh off “The Morning Joe” when he joined us to discuss all things election, conventions, the myth of “undecided” voters and the day he was in Charleston when Obama broke into “Amazing Grace.”
EPISODE 261: Exposing the monsters of the Gun Trace Task Force
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
EPISODE 259: Rascovar says voter suppression is Republicans’ best strategy in November
A spirited conversation about the state of America during a pandemic and a toxic election season that begins with a President using official visits for campaign rallies and divisive messaging
When journalists don’t cover news, local citizens lose
The Baltimore Sun has been furloughing reporters during the pandemic. Veteran local reporter Pamela Wood discusses the challenges of when the “news” goes away.
Is The Baltimore Sun worth saving?
Veteran local journalist Pamela Wood discusses her role at the newspaper and how politicians are held accountable by the work of local media.
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
Jacobson of Save our Baltimore Sun discusses challenges and goal of saving local newspapers
The deadline is June 30th for a local group to get involved to turn our newspaper into a non-profit model that continues a tradition of excellence in reporting on significant local issues
Broadwater takes us from Healthy Holly and City Hall to Congress
How did he find out that another Baltimore mayor was corrupt?
EPISODE 229: Broadwater takes us from Healthy Holly and City Hall to Congress
How did he find out that another Baltimore mayor was corrupt?
Olesker give us a mostly complete Baltimore mayoral political history
Will Brandon Scott be the visionary mayor who will lift our city?
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
Steiner discusses role of Trump in America’s mess
We waited a long time to finally have Marc Steiner join us and it was worth the wait…
EPISODE 186: Smith says journalism and tough questions for leaders are more important than ever
The role of the free press is more important than ever in these turbulent times…
MASN Money For Dummies (Part 3): Angelos was bleeding cash when Nats money came
Twelve years later, where has your MASN cable money gone? A history lesson for Nats and Orioles fans…
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The day that David Bowie and I talked about spirituality, God and Ziggy Stardust
I had just turned 23 years old and David Bowie was calling on my home phone. He called “collect.” It
