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Twelve Ravens thoughts during dead period in NFL offseason
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Twelve Ravens thoughts during dead period in NFL offseason

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Luke Jones and Nestor discuss all aspects of Ravens 2021 schedule and kicking off in Vegas

Luke Jones and Nestor discuss all aspects of Ravens 2021 schedule and kicking off in Vegas

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Are the Browns really No. 2?
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Are the Browns really No. 2?

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Twelve Ravens thoughts on 2021 schedule release
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Twelve Ravens thoughts on 2021 schedule release

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Tackling the Ravens 2021 schedule with a look ahead to winter
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Tackling the Ravens 2021 schedule with a look ahead to winter

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Ravens to open 2021 season on Monday Night Football as one of five prime-time matchups
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Ravens to open 2021 season on Monday Night Football as one of five prime-time matchups

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Is Villanueva the perfect fit for Harbaugh and Ravens?
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Is Villanueva the perfect fit for Harbaugh and Ravens?

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Twelve Ravens thoughts ahead of rookie minicamp
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Twelve Ravens thoughts ahead of rookie minicamp

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Villanueva: “It wasn’t really a tough decision” to join Ravens
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Villanueva: “It wasn’t really a tough decision” to join Ravens

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Familiar skepticism remains at wide receiver as Ravens shut out early in free agency
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Familiar skepticism remains at wide receiver as Ravens shut out early in free agency

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

The face of fighting racism in Cambridge in the 1960s

Legendary local radio host Marc Steiner discusses the difficult history of racism on the Eastern Shore and the life and death of fellow activist Gloria Richardson, whose famous image still is a symbol of 20th century courage.

Our Ravens training camp preview: the defense of Wink Martindale

When the unvaccinated and the future of the economy collide

PODCAST AUDIO VAULT

LOCAL DISCUSSION

Reflecting on a rich summer of majors as the tour inches toward Caves

Forest Park golf pro Ed Miller talks summer strokes and all that will lead up to the PGA tour coming to Baltimore in late August with $10 million on the line.

The face of fighting racism in Cambridge in the 1960s

Legendary local radio host Marc Steiner discusses the difficult history of racism on the Eastern Shore and the life and death of fellow activist Gloria Richardson, whose famous image still is a symbol of 20th century courage.

Talking leadership and expectations with John Harbaugh as another season begins

he summer heat. Don, Luke and Nestor spend some time discussing leadership, Lamar Jackson and earning the right to be a Super Bowl contender.

Are you another Baltimorean who has never been to Deep Creek Lake?

As Nestor prepares to crisscross Maryland the entire month of August searching for the perfect crab cake, Don Mohler extols the virtues of taking The Recon out I-70 and I-68 for a weekend of relaxation and the great outdoors in beautiful Western Maryland.

When the unvaccinated and the future of the economy collide

Many Americans have refused the COVID vaccine. We asked Leonard Raskin what that will mean for the business of business in our country?

Our Ravens training camp preview: the defense of Wink Martindale

With players on the field in Owings Mills, Luke Jones and Nestor give a full training camp preview of Ravens defense and changes in how the team will pressure the quarterback.
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh moves to the Baltimore Positive hot seat for a training camp sitdown
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Forest Park golf pro Ed Miller talks summer strokes and tour coming to Baltimore in August
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Marc Steiner discusses difficult history of Cambridge and life of social activist Gloria Richardson
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Mark Blum of America's Agenda discusses pharmacy pricing and why citizens should pay less for drugs
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Don and Nestor do a summer Recon on crab cakes and Maryland travel plans
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Telling G&M Crab Cake story with Anne Arundel County Exec Steuart Pittman and owner John Zoulis
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Steuart Pittman discusses future of Anne Arundel County and issues of concern
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Steuart Pittman discusses state of Anne Arundel County as pandemic recedes
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Reverend Al Hathaway talks about a policy of truth for the people of Baltimore
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Arsh Mirmiran discusses Cross Keys and Cross Street projects and life after plague in Baltimore
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Enjoying the delicious crab cake of Barrett's On The Pike in Harford County with C.E. Barry Glassman
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Barry Glassman discusses political future and Comptroller race in Annapolis
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Barry Glassman discusses state of Harford County as pandemic has changed life in Summer 2021
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Martin Knott brings some fresh A.I.R. into a new conversation about public spaces as the world opens
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Comedian Noel Casler tells the Celebrity Apprentice Trump tales before his Ramshead Annapolis gig
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John Feinstein walks path of U S Open glories and stories about the phenomenal life of Jim Phelan
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SPORTS

Feeling urgency, Campbell says Ravens “set up perfectly” to make Super Bowl run

“We’re too talented. We’re deep. This team is set up perfectly to make a run. Obviously, it’s hard to do.”

M. Brown says Ravens receivers have plenty of work to do even without Jackson on field

"If we’re out here working and we’re wide open, he just has to come back and get us the ball."

Twelve Ravens thoughts following Day 1 of open training camp

Marquise Brown made several highlight plays on the first day of open training camp.

Ravens cornerback Humphrey eager to move back outside with return of Tavon Young

"I’m really excited to have him back. I know what he can do on the field, so him getting healthy, him being back out there, it’s great."

Reflecting on a rich summer of majors as the tour inches toward Caves

Forest Park golf pro Ed Miller talks summer strokes and all that will lead up to the PGA tour coming to Baltimore in late August with $10 million on the line.

Ravens add defensive end on eve of veterans reporting for camp

Baltimore signed defensive end Chris Smith after working out several veterans.

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Offensive line

A healthy return for star left tackle Ronnie Stanley is key for a revamped Baltimore offensive line.

2021 Ravens training camp preview: Tight ends and fullbacks

Will a viable No. 3 tight end emerge behind standout veterans Mark Andrews and Nick Boyle?

Harbaugh discusses Lamar Jackson testing positive for COVID

The Ravens quarterback previously had a COVID-19 infection last November and may now miss the first 10 days of training camp.

Bowser taking on leadership role in revamped Ravens outside linebacker group

"I’m definitely excited about being around a great bunch of young guys who want to learn, who want to get better as players."

Ravens camp opens with thud as quarterback Lamar Jackson tests positive for COVID-19

The 2019 NFL MVP has now tested positive for the virus twice in the last eight months.

Edwards tests positive for COVID, Boyle’s return delayed as Ravens open camp

Tuesday brought a reminder that the Ravens aren't yet past the pandemic entering the 2021 preseason.

DENNIS KOULATSOS

BILL COLE

LEONARD RASKIN

TODD SCHULER

BALTIMORE NEWS

Our Ravens training camp preview: the defense of Wink Martindale

With players on the field in Owings Mills, Luke Jones and Nestor give a full training camp preview of Ravens defense and changes in how the team will pressure the quarterback.

Reflecting on a rich summer of majors as the tour inches toward Caves

Forest Park golf pro Ed Miller talks summer strokes and all that will lead up to the PGA tour coming to Baltimore in late August with $10 million on the line.

Talking leadership and expectations with John Harbaugh as another season begins

he summer heat. Don, Luke and Nestor spend some time discussing leadership, Lamar Jackson and earning the right to be a Super Bowl contender.

Are you another Baltimorean who has never been to Deep Creek Lake?

As Nestor prepares to crisscross Maryland the entire month of August searching for the perfect crab cake, Don Mohler extols the virtues of taking The Recon out I-70 and I-68 for a weekend of relaxation and the great outdoors in beautiful Western Maryland.

The face of fighting racism in Cambridge in the 1960s

Legendary local radio host Marc Steiner discusses the difficult history of racism on the Eastern Shore and the life and death of fellow activist Gloria Richardson, whose famous image still is a symbol of 20th century courage.

POLITICS

BALTIMORE POSITIVE TV

MUSIC CLASSIC

BUSINESS

Getting Weis for animals with Paws 4 Pets

Julianne Jones of Weis Markets joins Nestor to discuss helping furry friends with Paws 4 Pets. With a cameo from Nahla...

Lancisi says Everyman and every woman feel the community spirit of local theatre

Keeping the arts alive and the community engaged during the pandemic...

Mary Miller thinks Baltimore needs a new quarterback at City Hall

She called plays for Obama in the US Treasury but can she win the mayor's chair?

John Sarbanes tells us why Baltimore is in his blood

When three guys who love Baltimore get together, great visions and memories and thoughts of the future happen...

EDUCATION

Peeling back real history and science beyond The Wax Pack and baseball players

Author Brad Balukjian returns to discuss the aftermath of his best-selling book on what happened to old baseball players – and his buggy tales of Tahiti and real science discovery beyond Rick Sutcliffe.

Hoffberger says best is yet to come for American Visionary Arts Museum in COVID aftermath

We continue our extended Arts Week tour of Baltimore's COVID shuttered museums and historic institutions and discuss ways they're still reaching their core mission of engaging and educating citizens

O’Malley presents Smarter Government as a textbook and roadmap

The former Governor of Maryland and Mayor of Baltimore shares thoughts on leadership and ideology of his new book

HEALTH

The power of the soil and a vision to feed people better food

If you love snack foods from Hanover, Pennsylvania, you'll love meeting Steve Yelland, whose family left a little land he's using in a very unique way.

McCarthy discusses importance of feeding local families during pandemic

As you can imagine, Catholic Charities here in Maryland is busier than ever during this crisis...

Chessare and Frazee discuss role of hospitals locally and GBMC

What is the role of General Assembly in helping hospitals across Maryland? We went to Annapolis to learn...

ARTS

Kassof invites you to learn Baltimore work history via Museum of Industry online during crisis

We continue our tour of Baltimore's COVID shuttered museums and historic institutions and discuss ways they're still reaching their core mission of engaging and educating citizens

Schwartz discusses challenges of pandemic for arts community and Modell Lyric

Arts Week continues with a conversation and history of Nestor's favorite childhood theater

Dennis DeYoung talks about Styx without Tommy Shaw and Edge of The Century in May 1991

The history and lineup of Styx was fuzzy in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Nestor Aparicio has had many chats and encounters with all of the remaining members of the band over the years.

LEADERSHIP

Who is Bob Wallace and why is he running for Mayor of Baltimore?

You have seen the ads and signs of the Independent candidate raised in Cherry Hill who is running against Brandon Scott this month in Baltimore City. Now, hear his journey in business and education that led him back home to run for office.

Advocacy for education and students in school system bureaucracy

The state of the suburbs in aftermath of pandemic shutdown

Shellenberger says technology has advanced ability of state to prosecute criminals

Is getting murder rate below 200 in Baltimore possible?

WNST CLASSIC

Watching Jim Palmer and thinking about Tom Seaver

While watching the Orioles play the Mets in Queens and hearing Cakes on the MASN call, Nestor reached to venerable New York Daily News baseball insider Bill Madden to tell some tales from the 1969 crypt. Oh, and there was the time at Cross Keys on the Yankees beat when he witnessed the Billy Martin-Ed Whitson bar brawl.

Trying to recapture a little of the Glory Days and the summer of 1984

Author Jon Wertheim joins Nestor to discuss his new book "Glory Days: The Summer of 1984 and the 90 Days That Changed Sports and Culture Forever." The awakening of money, sports and the American flag on cable television...

The Goose cooks up 20 years of ring stories and lost tales of Super Bowl XXXV in Tampa

It has been two decades since Nestor took Tony Siragusa to The Barn for some crabs. Let Goose tell you about what he did in the locker room before the big win on January 28, 2001.

The night that Larry Hogan joined Nestor and Jenn to #GiveASpit for leukemia patients around the world

After his own cancer battle, the Governor of Maryland joined the WNST crew for a night that brought together the Ravens and Steelers, John Harbaugh, Brian Billick and Mike Tomlin – all for There Goes My Hero. This became the inspiration for Baltimore Positive.

From cursed to blessed to this mess: Shaughnessy talks Red Sox past, present and future

Legendary Boston Globe baseball insider Dan Shaughnessy joins Nestor from New England to discuss the many Red Sox and Orioles battles and scars and glorious history. And then there's what we'll witness this season from Fenway to Camden Yards...

Coming back to Baltimore to tell stories about the Oriole Way and Bob Brown

If you remember the last day at Memorial Stadium in 1991, then you need to meet the architect. Longtime baseball public relations leader Rick Vaughn remembers 33rd Street and the leadership of an Orioles front office legend.

The time that Bill Walton talked about San Diego sports, John Wooden and the tall life with Nestor at Super Bowl XXXII

Our weeks spent at The Big Game have afforded us the opportunity to have a wide variety of chats – even last century! Nestor only wishes he had asked a few more Grateful Dead questions...

Former Black Crowes drummer Steve Gorman discusses his incredible brother Jim

Back in August 2016, the Severna Park native and longtime rock and roll drummer talked about coming to an Orioles game to bring awareness to his brother Jim's MSA (Multiple System Atrophy) diagnosis. This is an incredible story with Morgan State roots and pays tribute to an incredible local life we lost recently.

Finding your way back to Camden Yards and the daily baseball heartbeat

Luke Jones and Nestor Aparicio legitimately have some friendly yet legitimate disagreements and beefs about Major League Baseball. It's April and it's a long season. This one is old-school and hardcore on the debates on the state of the modern game and how to get more people interested. Especially Orioles fans...

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...

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