Is the bail system used in Baltimore hopelessly broken? Could the city of Washington have the fix? We talk to Maryland's public defender, Paul de Wolfe, and Cliff Keenan, director of D.C.’s Pretrial Services Agency.
Then, Doreen Bolger, head of the Baltimore Museum of Art, will step down from that role next week. She talks with Tom Hall about her years at the B-M-A, and a renovation of the museum's Asian galleries.
Plus, theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews “Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead” at the Spotlighters Theatre in Baltimore.
And, new research from Johns Hopkins says the colors we see aren’t exactly the colors we remember. We ask cognitive psychologist Jonathan Flombaum what that can tell us about how our brain works.