Two lifer educators join Nestor to explain the nuances of how government affects education in America and what needs to be done to fix it

Dennis Curtin joins Nestor for a Maryland Crab Cake Tour travelogue and a way to help feed need folks locally this month when you check out and round up.

Our resident financial advisor Leonard Raskin asks Nestor if he's ready for the realities of post-COVID life.

The President and C.E.O. of The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra tells us how the musicians are staying alive and creative during this crisis

Why would Larry Hogan want to be known to Marylanders as the anti-education Governor? It's time to talk Kirwan...

The west side has an important special election on February 4th for the vacated seat of Elijah Cummings. Who will fill that role in Congress?

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

We learned a ton about how this food comes and goes and whose belly it winds up in to serve our community and feed our people.

Donna Jacobs of University of Maryland Medical System joins the Baltimore County Executive to discuss how the three vaccines are making their way to Timonium and other mass vaccination centers in Maryland.

Your mental health is important during the pandemic! Patty Mohler tells us that this is a time to be good to yourself...

When Nestor invited the 80s pop star and local John Hopkins professor onto the show in early December to discuss music education, he asked if Dolby had ever been to an American football game. Then Ryan Mallett happened against the Pittsburgh Steelers as a Christmas miracle...

When the Maryland Crab Cake Tour stopped at Greenmount Station, Matt Colender and Chris Richards told Nestor a bit of the history of North Carroll and Manchester Valley and how plenty of locals pitch in to create great things for the community in Hampstead.

We originally booked Ron Cassie of Baltimore Magazine to discuss the cover of this month's local dish but then he wound up on the front steps of U.S. Capitol in the middle of the insurrection on January 6th.