Midday

Midday guest host Farai Chideya checks in on our mental well-being with Kerry Graves, executive director of NAMI Baltimore, and Dr. Ernestine Briggs-King, vice-president of the Department of Family and Community Interventions at Kennedy Krieger Institute.

Bohannon's 2023 book, now out in paperback, delves into ages-old mysteries about the unique development of the female body.

Author and historian Kellie Carter Jackson explores how Black women fight against white supremacy, showcasing both their loud and quiet forms of resistance.

Award-winning author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie returns after 12 years with her latest novel, chronicling the hopes and aspirations of women in "Dream Count."

Midday revisits a 2025 interview with Ann Patchett, who released an annotated version of her 2001 novel, "Bel Canto."

Midday hears from sports commentator Cordell Woodland from 105.7 The Fan. The Baltimore Orioles continue to make changes while the Ravens get ready for the Dallas Cowboys.

Midday gets two perspectives from organizations playing major roles in Baltimore's drop in homicides: the City State's Attorney's Office and violence interruptuon organization We Our Us.

Theatre critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Midday to review Floating Down to Camelot.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore addresses the deployment of federal troops in Washington, D.C., and if similar actions could take place in Baltimore.

People's Counsel David S. Lapp joins Midday to talk about rising utility costs, what's behind the increase and what needs to be done in response.