Ashley Sterner
Local Morning Edition Host, Etc."If radio were a two-way visual medium," WYPR host Ashley Sterner would be able to see listeners every weekday between 5 a.m. and 3 p.m.
Each weekday morning Ashley serves up the latest Maryland news and weather delightfully interspersed with the occasional snarky comment.
Listeners may also hear Ashley's familiar voice during the day as they guide listeners through what's known as continuity breaks until midday. Ashley is known to add audio flair on Sheilah Kast's morning show, "On the Record." They may also infrequently fill in for Tom Hall during the "Midday" radio program. They are a pitch hitter and often contributes to fundraising and "additional tasks where assigned."
When not working inside the WYPR studios, Ashley can be found teaching a class on how to produce audio documentaries for Towson University. In their spare time, they can be seen running around Baltimore neighborhoods or hiking around Maryland natural vistas.
Before coming to WYPR, Ashley spent 8 years with WAMU in Washington D.C. where they worked nearly every job in the radio station. That spanned from part-time receptionist to on-air host but also included experience in promotions, fundraising, audience analysis and program production. They've also served as a fundraising consultant, assisting dozens of public radio stations nationwide with on-air fundraisers.
Originally from rural Pennsylvania, Ashley has called Charm City home since 2005.
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The Walters Art Museum hosts a Lunar New Year celebration - we get a preview! -
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Transit riders want to ensure Maryland's budget includes public transportation support. They're traveling to Annapolis to make their voices heard. -
With Us For Us coalition hopes to get some of Baltimore's biggest non profits to pay for the city services they use. -
David London is the new head of the Baker Fund Grants Program. -
Dara Friedman Wheeler is a licensed clinical psychologist and co-author of the book, "Being The Change: A Guide for Advocates and Activists on Staying Healthy, Inspired, and Driven.” -
AmeriCorps, the federal agency for national service and volunteerism, leads the annual Martin Luther King, Jr., National Day of Service, in partnership with the King Center, and thousands of nonprofit groups, faith-based organizations, schools, and businesses nationwide. -
On the Record's Ashley Sterner goes behind the scenes at National Aquarium’s turtle rehabilitation facilities. -
Among Baltimore's efforts to reduce homicides is Safe Streets, a violence interruption program that emphasizes conflict mediation. We speak with Greg Marshburn, who directs four Safe Streets sites in the city. -
The Employed Individuals with Disabilities program has changed lives but has limitations. We talk with two people working to improve it.
