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Gil Sandler's 10 most memorable Baltimore moments (episode 307)

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Blade Runner then and now; Losing your house over a water bill (episode 306)

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Tech guru vows fight with Trump over immigration crackdown (episode 305)

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Heartbreak and the Heartbreaker: On Las Vegas, Baltimore and Tom Petty (episode 304)

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Roughly Speaking podcast: A longer journey into full adulthood (episode 303)

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A 5k run to honor fallen heroes in Baltimore Sunday (episode 302)

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207

The Hate Hunter (episode 301)

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208

I stream, you stream, we all stream: Our critics review Netflix and Amazon Prime (episode 300)

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U.S. takes up the rear on Syrian refugee crisis (episode 299)

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After Harvey and Irma, getting serious about climate change (episode 298)

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Man saved by U.S. aid warns against cuts (episode 297)

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Separating myth from facts about the Vietnam War (episode 296)

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213

Twenty-five minutes with Ben Jealous, candidate for governor (episode 295)

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214

Part II: Gilbert Sandler, teller of Baltimore tales (episode 294)

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215

Gilbert Sandler, teller of Baltimore tales (episode 293)

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216

Trump's sound and fury, signifying not much (episode 292)

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217

Sun photographer chases the ghosts of old Baltimore movie theaters (episode 291)

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218

The Maryland Science Center's guide to Monday's solar eclipse (episode 290)

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219

Backing up technology: Radio navigation and paper ballots (episode 289)

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The surprise overnight removal of Baltimore's Confederate monuments (episode 288)

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221

A Baltimore bartender's favorite before-dinner cocktails (episode 287)

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This Old Valve House (episode 286)

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Looking back 50 years to the best films of 1967, a revolutionary year for Hollywood (episode 285)

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Obama drug czar sees hypocrisy in Trump response to opioid crisis (episode 284)

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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jim Shea (episode 283)

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Peter Schmuck on Orioles, Ravens and Kaepernick; DeLibero on Sam Shepard (episode 282)

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Whither truth and knowledge in the Trump age? (episode 281)

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'Far From The Tree' author blasts Trump's decision on transgender in military (episode 280)

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229

Do guns make us safe? Not in Baltimore, and hardly anywhere. (episode 279)

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Baltimore Politics, Part IV: Factions, race, riot and renaissance (episode 278)

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Baltimore Politics, Part III: Building and rebuilding the city, separating the races (episode 277)

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Baltimore Politics, Part II: Mobtown, Know-Nothings and an occupied city (episode 276)

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Baltimore Politics, Part I: A colonial town with limited power and lots of pigs (episode 275)

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Trump l'oeil, unartful deceits of a surreal presidency (episode 274)

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Salad Days: A garden party with John Shields and Henry Hong (episode 273)

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The great novelist as a young reporter, Gabriel Garc\u237\ua M\u225\urquez (episode 272)

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Wondering why: The science of curiosity (episode 271)

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Big trucks, long distances, and a feather duvet (episode 270)

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Pain killers, doctors and the roots of the opioid crisis (episode 269)

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Cal, Lou and The Streak, with John Eisenberg (episode 268)

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The hot mess in Washington, and best books for summer reading (episode 267)

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A battle royal in cyberspace (episode 266)

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The news from Garrett County, with longtime (and retiring) editor Don Sincell (episode 265)

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Is America civilized enough to stop hate speech? (episode 264)

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Baltimore and Maryland History Week: The Boys of Dunbar

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Baltimore and Maryland History Week: Baltimore legends Little Willie Adams and Philip Berrigan

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Baltimore and Maryland History Week: Walter Gill's walk up The Hill; Frank Robinson's 'HERE' homer

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Baltimore and Maryland History Week: A notorious slave catcher, and the Parker sisters' kidnaping

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Baltimore and Maryland History Week: Great Baltimore Fire

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Post-Comey happy hour cocktails with Dan's smarter brothers (episode 263)

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Wonder Woman, Furiosa and other female action heroes of the cinema (episode 262)

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What Gary Thorne reads on the road with the Orioles (episode 261)

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The hanging noose: Maryland's history of lynchings (episode 260)

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Your rights as a citizen in the surveillance state (episode 259)

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Should teens who kill be sentenced to life in prison? (episode 258)

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An appreciation of an Appalachian photographer and a vanished way of life (episode 257)

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Thinking about Baltimore with one of our most thoughtful citizens (episode 256)

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Rep. John Sarbanes on Trump's 'draconian' budget and 'ethical blindness' (episode 255)

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Pimlico, Preakness and Park Heights; a salute to a hero (episode 254)

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True crimes — a nun's unsolved murder, the Madoff massive fraud (episode 253)

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Trumpmania: 'I hope you can let this go' (episode 252)

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Chief Joseph, General Howard and the Nez Perce resistance of 1877 (episode 251)

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How to make the perfect crab cake (episode 250)

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Why does Baltimore have so many evictions? (episode 249)

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Van Hollen: Comey firing a "dark and dangerous moment" (episode 248)

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How concerned should Americans be about Zika? (episode 247)

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One good book and two great bartenders (episode 246)

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What to see at the Maryland Film Festival (episode 245)

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Keeping successful startups in Baltimore (episode 244)

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Sen. Ben Cardin on Trump's first 100 days (episode 243)

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A classic Western and the Hollywood witch hunt (episode 242)

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What's changed two years after Baltimore unrest? (episode 241)

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Is hemp the next big thing in farming? (episode 240)

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How Coke became kosher (episode 239)

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As Baltimore considers a dirt bike park, Cleveland votes to build one (episode 238)

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What Baltimore data — from birth rates to block parties — says about the city (episode 237)

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Maryland's strengthened attorney general sees "a lot to be vigilant about" with Trump (episode 236)

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The 'Baltimore Mom' and why whupping kids is wrong (episode 235)

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279

Does privacy matter? Can you say why? (episode 234)

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Bringing the troubled artist Donny Hathaway to life on stage (episode 233)

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On being Sikh or Muslim in Trump's America (episode 232)

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Sully Baseball on the Orioles and the new season (episode 231)

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Your Web history for sale; 'Eat Up' on food books (episode 230)

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Trump's presidential honeymoon from hell (episode 229)

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285

The absurd possibility that its opponents could ever 'fix' Obamacare (episode 228)

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ICYMI: Catching up on news (and the Orioles) with Sun staffers (episode 227)

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St. Patrick's Day food, and how an Irish love song became Morgan State's alma mater (episode 226)

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Which Democrat is up to the Hogan challenge in 2018? (episode 225)

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The roots of Islamophobia and the U.S. retreat from refugees (episode 224)

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March 1917: The U.S. and Russia, war and revolution (episode 223)

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Offering a safe space for addicts to do drugs (episode 222)

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'Fake news' but one complication of media's new reality (episode 221)

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Oscars recap: Grace after snafu capped a night of Hollywood solidarity (episode 220)

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Trump's fear-mongering on refugees (episode 219)

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Is the president a national security risk? (episode 218)

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Massacre of 11 black soldiers was nearly kept hidden from history (episode 217)

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Crazy idea: Turning the old penitentiary into an art gallery (episode 216)

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Nico Sarbanes making a name for himself in jazz world (episode 215)

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What's new with Orioles pitchers and catchers as they start spring training (episode 214)

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Leaving prison, and not going back (episode 213)

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