Midday

Midday Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Tom in the studio this week to review the classic musical "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" at The Hippodrome.

Midday hears from the new generation of Old Time Music musicians. Bassist Nelson Williams of New Dangerfield, Fiddler Jamie Fox and Banjo player Brad Kolodner visit the show in advance of the Baltimore Old Music Festival.

Midday hears from Governor Wes Moore's Chief of Staff Fagan Harris about deportations, the state budget and trade opportunities with Japan and South Korea.

Scholars from Baltimore's Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies join Midday to discuss the holy days of the Spring season and the singular figure of Jesus Christ.

As the White House considers taking back funding for public broadcasting, leaders from public media organizations in Maryland discuss their future.

Midday hears from Charles Duff, past President of Jubilee Baltimore, about population and housing trends in Baltimore City.

Midday hears from Congresswoman Sarah Elfreth (MD-03) just after her first 100 days in office about the latest on Capitol Hill, protecting the federal workforce and advocating against illegal deportations.

Midday's Town Hall with Howard County Executive Calvin Ball. He speaks with us on the latest issues affecting the county including supporting the federal workforce, reduced funds for education and closing a budget gap.

Theatre critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Midday to discuss the latest in local theatre.

Reporters covering lawmakers in Annapolis review the 2025 session, which ended on Monday.