Midday with Dan Rodricks

In this hour we take a look at issues impacting America’s veterans. We get an update from Baltimore Sun reporter, Yvonne Wenger, on progress lowering wait…

In today’s age of computers, smart phones and tablets, kids are constantly navigating the digital world, especially the world of games. But do video games…

In this hour of the show, we tackle the ongoing debate over dirt bikes in Baltimore. Are they a public menace and, if so, what should be done about them?…

It’s been about a month since federal agents joined the city’s so-called War Room -- a round-the-clock effort to quell the violence on Baltimore’s…

Two personal stories from the aftermath of World War II. Army Air Corps veteran and long-time literary agent Gerald Gross recalls his role in publishing…

Former Baltimore mayor Kurt Schmoke, now president of the University of Baltimore, offers his perspective on life in the city since Freddie Gray’s death…

When a spouse in a same-sex marriage cheats, what’s the potential legal impact on the union under Maryland law? Are communities entitled to know when…

Urbanist Roberta Brandes Gratz’s new book, “We’re Still Here Ya Bastards,” explores the challenges faced by New Orleans in the decade since Hurricane…

Former mayor and current candidate for the office, Sheila Dixon, joins Midday in Studio A to discuss her political comeback. Can she overcome the shroud…

Midday foodies John Shields of Gertrude’s and Henry Hong of Thames Street Oyster House share stories with Midday listeners about meals that hold a special…