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Essex attorney and recovering politician Todd Schuler joins Nestor at Captain Larry’s in Federal Hill on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to discuss his passion for horse racing, the Kenturky Derby and his weird Cajun spin on Preakness Saturday at his place.
Essex attorney and recovering politician Todd Schuler joins Nestor at Captain Larry’s in Federal Hill on the Maryland Crab Cake Tour to discuss his passion for horse racing, the Kenturky Derby and his weird Cajun spin on Preakness Saturday at his place.
Todd Schuler joins Nestor to discuss Lamar Jackson and improvisational football
Former Delegate and house counsel Todd Schuler joins Nestor to discuss watching Lamar Jackson run with the rock and how to make defenses exhausted.
Former Delegate and current Essex attorney Todd Schuler joins Nestor to catch up on all things summer, crab cakes and what really brings Marylanders together this time of year.
Todd Schuler and Nestor catch up on crab cakes and what brings Maryland together
Todd Schuler and Nestor tell summer tales from Bermuda and debate soccer in Baltimore
Todd Schuler and Nestor debate the tough issues and the fast changes coming in America as a result of the pandemic.
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss significance of Preakness to Baltimore sports identity and history
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss significance of Preakness to Baltimore sports identity and history. And what happened to all of those Black Eyed Susan glasses?
Todd Schuler and Nestor go down the stretch with the pandemic and prep for the Derby and Preakness for all who love the ponies and spring at Old Hilltop.
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss spring sunshine, Opening Day and wonder aloud whether the ultra-partisan gun debate in America will ever affect any real change in the carnage at the hands of mass murderers, who easily obtain killing machines without background checks.
As needles go into arms and March Madness comes to our television, Todd Schuler and Nestor look to the end of pandemic for sports motivation and a spring of outdoor games.
A spirited debate about all of the things we miss about life B.C. – before Covid. Todd Schuler and Nestor debate the Atlantic beaches and Northern Lights and visions of all that is ahead once we get this vaccine and pandemic handled.
Mardi Gras during pandemic came and went but at least the cuisine of the Cajun soul was fed. Todd Schuler spent some formative years on the Bayou but can’t get Nestor enthused about that nasty King Cake…
Todd Schuler and Nestor began with a Super Bowl conversation but it inevitably wound up coming back to food and tailgate menus. A crawfish and crab debate led down the ugly path of cicada recipes…
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss a Ravens playoff win and the future of democracy in America
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss an incredible Ravens playoff win – and the future of democracy in America. It’s been that kind of week…
Todd Schuler and Nestor discuss Ravens Festivus and how votes are counted in America
Sure, local attorney and former Delegate Todd Schuler shared some Ravens January Festivus love – but how the votes are actually counted in America is a topic is he’s a bit of an expert on so we reached for the truth about election judges.
The Ravens have been very quiet about the breakdowns in their facility that led to so many positive tests and delays before Steelers game. Todd Schuler and Nestor debate some legal issues beyond HIPAA, bad P.R. and a black eye in Pittsburgh.
Todd Schuler joins Nestor to discuss loss of Calvert Hall versus Loyola on Thanksgiving
A tradition unlike any other, the cancellation of the Turkey Bowl makes this a silent pigskin holiday pausing a passionate
The election fallout and recent COVID lockdowns have created tough emotions but Todd Schuler and Nestor try to find the blessings with the turkey and cranberry as Thanksgiving approaches.
Todd Schuler helps Nestor count the votes in a democracy after a Presidential election
Former Delegate Todd Schuler helps Nestor count the votes in a democracy after a Presidential election. He also gives his legal opinion on Trump’s “case” to the American people.
It was written back in 1789 so none of us were there but with many interpretations and “Originalists” now entering the discussion during the rushed Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett, we thought a civics course with our scholar Todd Schuler was in order.
With all of the bluster about rigged elections and the sabotaging of the United States Postal Service, let Todd Schuler tell you about how it really works with ballots when you are a candidate for public office.
Our attorney and former Delegate Todd Schuler discusses how politics can attract a new generation of better people for positions of influence in our government.
