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101

The tragic death of a gifted son: The Jeffrey Peck story (episode 406)

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How police responded to the deadly shooting at the Capital Gazette (episode 405)

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A progressive push from Maryland Democrats (episode 404)

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Prep and primer for Tuesday's Maryland primary (episode 403)

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Black Lives Matter activist Darnell Moore on Trump's America (episode 402)

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Jesse Colvin and Michael Pullen want to unseat Andy Harris (episode 401)

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Kurtis Williams spent half his life in prison for murder. Now, he's back in Baltimore. (episode 400)

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Maryland gubernatorial candidate Krish Vignarajah's viral response to 'mean tweets' (episode 399)

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What's growing in Baltimore: purple cliff brakes and 100 orchards (episode 398)

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Jim Shea and Brandon Scott say Hogan just 'treading water' (episode 397)

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Counting the dead: Puerto Rico death count could be even higher (episode 396)

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A Baltimore movie, a Baltimore homecoming, and a good book (episode 395)

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Democrat Madaleno says Hogan hurt Baltimore 'during darkest times' (episode 394)

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Going Solo: There's always room for another Star Wars picture (episode 393)

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College-bound students and the pressure for prestige (episode 392)

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Ross and Verratti: A tech-and-beer ticket for governor (episode 391)

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Launching a career in cooking at City Seeds (episode 390)

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Childish Gambino, blacks living life and whites calling 911 (episode 389)

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Trump on the hunt for welfare cheats (episode 388)

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Mosby challenger Bates has plan to break Baltimore's persistent violence (episode 387)

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Mosby challenger Bates has plan to break Baltimore's persistent violence

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Kevin Kamenetz's legacy of public service (episode 386)

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Kevin Kamenetz and Valerie Ervin (episode 385)

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Preparing for the possibility of a pandemic (episode 384)

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Baltimore tests Trump administration’s stances on immigration, violent crime (episode 383)

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Deficits in the trillions in the Trump era (episode 382)

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Challenging Mosby, Vignarajah pledges to clean up the Gun Trace Task Force mess (episode 381)

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Democrats like Hogan, but will they vote for him in November? (episode 380)

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Why old industrial cities are poised for a turnaround — particularly Baltimore (episode 379)

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Dallas Dance was going places, now he's going to jail

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131

Ramped up for wild spring onions (episode 377)

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Trump, porn, playmates and prayer (episode 376)

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Women in Congress: A former member and a candidate, Connie Morella and Allison Galbraith (episode 375)

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A film that changed our critic's life (episode 374)

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Taylor Branch: King's legacy about the future as much as the past (episode 373)

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Do new starting pitchers change Orioles' 2018 outlook? (episode 372)

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Potential Andy Harris opponent supports assault rifle ban, universal health care (episode 371)

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138

Listening to Lefty: A final interview with fly fishing legend Lefty Kreh (episode 370)

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Calling out BS, fake facts and fear-mongering (episode 369)

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Can the church use faith to influence eating and exercise? (episode 368)

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A guide to church suppers, Baltimore's original pop-up restaurants

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DMI and the roots of corruption in Maryland prisons (episode 366)

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Oscars reaction: Will Hollywood's reckoning lead to lasting change? (episode 365)

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Hell on the half-shell: The oyster wars of the Chesapeake Bay

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Ben Jealous rips Hogan, proposes reforms for police (episode 363)

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To the fish market with Chef Michel Tersiguel (episode 362)

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Can a Democrat flip the Big Red One? (episode 361)

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And the children shall lead them (episode 360)

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$37 million in justice for Korryn Gaines; Trump's dereliction of duty (episode 359)

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Recipes for a better country, and a better Bloody Mary

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Why some people die from the flu; a doctor explains (episode 357)

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Pains, trains and leaky pipes: Baltimore's infrastructure headaches (episode 356)

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Baltimore Police Gun Trace Task Force verdict: The scene in court (episode 355)

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Sizing up the 2018 Orioles (episode 354)

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Hogan and Frosh spar over Trump lawsuits (episode 353)

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Can the mighty beaver save the bay? (episode 352)

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Baltimore Police Gun Trace Task Force trial update with reporter Justin Fenton (episode 351)

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Teens and smartphones: Should parents worry?

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John Shields and Henry Hong comfort us with food (episode 349)

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Trump unleashes political termites on the federal government (episode 348)

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Film critics Linda DeLibero and Chris Reed on today's Oscar nominations (episode 347)

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Pugh replaces Davis. Will voters replace Mosby? (episode 346)

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In case of missile attack, what's the plan? (episode 345)

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Baltimore violence: Transforming lives, sustaining programs that work (episode 344)

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Erricka Bridgeford: Reclaiming Baltimore killing scenes with 'light and love' (episode 343)

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'If you think this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention' (episode 342)

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What the demise of net neutrality means for consumers (episode 341)

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Cold schools, Maryland politics, the rise of superbugs (episode 340)

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Mosby challenger pledges to cut homicides in half in three years (episode 339)

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Home could be where the cargo was: Converting shipping containers into homes for the homeless (episode 338)

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Maya Rockeymoore Cummings on what it means to be a Maryland Democrat in the time of Trump and Hogan (episode 337)

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Among the homeless in a Baltimore tent city (episode 336)

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Ready the home bar for the holidays; roast the Christmas goose (episode 335)

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Krish Vignarajah wants to rally women, minorities and immigrants in 2018 (episode 334)

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Hogan plays 'small ball,' says Madaleno, a prospective challenger in 2018 (episode 333)

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Film critics react to Hollywood allegations; books and movies for the holidays (episode 332)

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A Hogan-Pugh rift over the Baltimore crime problem (episode 331)

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Two doctors, a book of quackery, and lab results decoded (episode 330)

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The Suiter funeral: ----We got it from here, Champ---- (episode 329)

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Light and Lyft: Living downtown and getting around Baltimore (episode 328)

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A podcast tour of all 70 Maryland wineries (episode 327)

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Preparing a Chesapeake-style Thanksgiving with John Shields (episode 326)

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On the death of Detective Suiter and the future of Baltimore (episode 325)

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Mayor Pugh on crime; a challenge to Andy Harris; a good book (episode 324)

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Chickens, deregulation and the high cost of cheap food (episode 323)

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Will climate change bring the biggest refugee crisis in history? (episode 322)

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Kamenetz, candidate for governor, says Maryland under Hogan 'is standing still' (episode 321)

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Justin Fenton on Let's-Make-A-Deal Court. Plus, Facebook, Twitter and the Russian bots (episode 320)

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The larger-than-life life of Muhammad Ali (episode 319)

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Hogan's prospective challengers; Heather Mizeur's new project (episode 318)

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Halloween special: Best of horror movie music (Episode 317)

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For chef David Tanis, the farmers market is an adventure (episode 316)

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Roughly Speaking podcast: CNN's Van Jones says it's time to ignore Trump and get busy (episode 315)

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Johnny O. is running for Baltimore County executive (episode 314)

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Growing up biracial and black (episode 313)

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Black Lives Matter still matters: An update on the movement (episode 312)

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Despots, dictators and The Donald (episode 311)

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Maryland AG calls Trump's action on Obacamare 'perverse, irrational' (episode 310)

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Cartooning in the time of Trump, with Lalo Alcaraz (episode 309)

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Baker would revive Red Line if elected governor (episode 308)

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