All Episodes

Celebrating the cuisine of the seven banned nations (episode 212)

Amid progress on mental health, Obamacare repeal would be giant step back (episode 211)

Trump's travel ban and the U.S. doctor pipeline (episode 210)

Clavel's Lane Harlan makes a margarita; a new novel from 'Family Fang' author (episode 209)

A sometimes testy chat with David Zurawik on presidents and the press (episode 208)

The Fire of 1904 and tragic death of Baltimore’s youngest mayor (episode 207)

International relief agencies decry Trump’s refugee ban (episode 206)

Breaking down Trump’s baseless assertions of voter fraud (episode 205)

A Baltimore cop on the crime fight, increased patrols, targeting offenders (episode 204)

Oscar nominations snubs and surprises (episode 203)

The Parker sisters’ rescue from a notorious Maryland slave catcher (episode 202)

Trump refries a stump for his inaugural address (episode 201)

The president vs. the press (episode 200)

What happened to the State Center project? (episode 199)

Freddie Gray, Trayvon Martin and mothers having ’the talk’ with their sons (episode

Scorsese and what it means to believe (episode 197)

Exiled from Bell Foundry, Baltimore Rock Opera Society seeks own home (episode 196)

Cummings and Van Hollen on Trump, ACA repeal, Russian hack, Obama's record (episode 195)

The Obama Legacy (episode 194)

What's new in Washington and Baltimore? A lot. (episode 193)

A cherished boyhood gift's long round trip (encore presentation)

Toward grander things: A musical antidote to Trumpism (episode 192)

100 things to do in Baltimore before it's too late (episode 191)

Why city-dwellers should be tree-huggers (episode 190)

Celebrating the winter solstice with Pat Montley(episode 189)

The week in Trump; the current and holiday cinema (episode 188)

Who was really behind the presidential campaign hacks? (episode 187)

When Walter Gill walked up The Hill (episode 186)

Punching up cocktails with brandy; making soup; gifting books (episode 185)

A breakthrough movie about coming home from war: 'The Best Years of Our Lives' (episode 184)

Treating post-election 'Trump anxiety' (episode 183)

Reflecting on Francis in the time of Donald (episode 182)

Standing with the protesters at Standing Rock (episode 181)

Trump bump: The Dow hits 19,000 since the election, and what does it all mean? (episode 180)

Reminding ourselves all we have to give thanks for (episode 179)

Roughly Speaking podcast: 'The Way of the Heron' and other Thanksgiving stories (episode 178)

How we pick our presidents, and Zurawik on the Trump press corps (episode 177)

A divisive campaign leads to a divided nation (episode 176)

A philosophical lift for those troubled by Trump (episode 175)

Bagel cuts, dog bites and other medical curiosities (episode 174)

Rodricks reads Remnick; a Republican's quandary (episode 173)

Trump to pollsters: 'You know nothing, Jon Snow' (episode 172)

How the media did with a great baseball game and a strange campaign (episode 171)

Clinton email case explained; how single-payer would work (episode 170)

Leon Day’s long road to the Hall of Fame (episode 169)

Halloween special: Best of horror movie music (episode 168)

To frack or not to frack? (episode 167)

In praise of the Greek-American gyro (episode 166)

Roughly Speaking podcast: Final Debate Reaction, Dan Rodricks and Sheri Parks

'100 Objects that Shaped Public Health' with Dr. John Cmar (episode 164)

Sipping rye whiskey with bartender Brendan Dorr (episode 163)

Solving the mysteries of a former slave's photo album (episode 162)

Analyzing the Trump-Clinton town hall debate (episode 161)

'The Birth Of A Nation,' 'The Girl On The Train,' Zurawik on Trump-Clinton town hall (episode 160)

Mayoral hopeful Joshua Harris envisions green-collar jobs for blue-collar Baltimore (episode 159)

Orioles-Blue Jays analysis with Peter Schmuck; Justin George on his gun crime series (episode 158)

An Oscar-winning producer seeds a film incubator in Baltimore (episode 157)

David Zurawik on the Clinton-Trump split-screen; three good books (episode 156)

Wheelie Wayne, Baltimore dirt bikes and the Highway to Nowhere (episode 155)

Police and protests, Monday's debate, and 'Drunk History'

The Boys of Dunbar: Baltimore's greatest basketball team (episode 153)

Colin Kaepernick's protest and the evolving definition of patriotism (episode 152)

Clinton's struggles with transparency, Trump's appeal to the 'poorly educated' (episode 151)

Special help for a traumatized Baltimore high school (episode 150)

The wine talking: Deux sommeliers (episode 149)

Host your own happy hour: Rye whiskey and finger food tips (episode 148)

Is the death penalty on death row? (episode 147)

John Vassos and the shape of things to come (episode 146)

How Maryland is reacting to Hogan's school calendar decree (episode 145)

Curveballs, three-pointers and other mysteries of the brain (episode 144)

Tracking trash in the Chesapeake; Hogan’s eco-backslide (episode 143)

Catherine Pugh's 4 a.m. idea for lowering Baltimore unemployment (episode 142)

A spy plane over Baltimore, and a hack at NSA (episode 141)

Donald Trump is 'his own worst enemy,' Michael Steele says (episode 140)

John Dickerson on politics; Sheri Parks on the Olympics (episode 139)

Epic Hollywood and new Ben-Hur (episode 138)

Saving great horses from the Nazis and the slaughterhouse (episode 137)

Tough training for the urban classroom (episode 136)

Russian hackers; a great new novel; a jailhouse ministry; corn off the cob (episode 135)

DOJ investigation was long overdue, criminologist says (episode 134)

Trump, trolls, Orcs and Harry Potter (episode 133)

Port Covington TIF; Ellicott City recovery (episode 132)

Meg Guroff on 'How The Bicycle Reshaped America' (episode 131)

The naturalists: Teddy Roosevelt and Nick Carter (episode 130)

John Fritze reports from the DNC; Peter Schmuck on the Orioles' resurgent rotation (episode 129)

GOP convention wrap-up; a bevy of book and film picks (episode 128)

Digging for the truth in No Man's Land (episode 127)

Black lives, blue lives, and what we tell our kids (episode 126)

The Republican National Convention and the 1880 surprise (episode 125)

Trump and Clinton; better meatloaf; summer cocktails (episode 124)

The summer's best movie was made in 1948 (episode 123)

Six questions about the Clinton email scandal (episode 122)

Baltimore rapper reflects on his encounters with police (episode 121)

The 45-year-old Baltimore Ironman who eats ice cream every day (episode 120)

4th of July episode: Jefferson and Hamilton (episode 119)

Fact-checking Donald Trump, and 13 good summer books (episode 118)

A wonky, but user-friendly Obamacare status report from Hopkins expert (episode 117)

LeBron’s hot hand, and a million-dollar first novel (episode 116)

Roughly Speaking podcast: Goodson trial wrap; Being young and black in Obama's America (episode 115)

What's it like to be principal of a Baltimore city school? (episode 114)