Maryland Morning Podcast

In our regular series Healthwatch, as many as 10,000 children in Baltimore City Schools have problems with their vision. Dr. Leana Wen joins to discuss…

Six months ago, a mistrial was declared in the trial of Officer William Porter, the first of six officers indicted in the death of Freddie Gray. There is…

The public interest lawyer Bryan Stevenson says that our criminal justice system treats people who are rich and guilty better than those who are poor and…

The 18th Annual Maryland Film Festival (May 4-8) kicked off Wednesday night with a program of short films. The festival continues until Sunday night with…

This year, Wednesday means politics on Maryland Morning, and we begin today with a conversation with Congressman John Sarbanes, who has represented MD’s…

Today, another installment of The Accountability Index, our series of conversations with reporters of The Baltimore Brew, the online investigative news…

What’s your identity project? The thing that puts a skip in your step when you wake up every day? Maybe it’s the instrument you play, or the poems you’re…

The 2016 Maryland primary election is history. Today, State Senator Catherine Pugh is a big step closer to her dream of becoming Charm City’s next Mayor,…

This morning, almost one year after last April’s violence: Justice, from legal, religious, artistic and environmental perspectives. More than 500 people…

Continuing our series of conversations as we approach the one year anniversary of the funeral of Freddie Gray and the violence that followed -- reporter…