Midday

Midday hears about the state's latest attempts at juvenile justice reform and a Baltimore City coalition seeking more tax revenue from large nonprofits.

Delegate Kathy Szeliga, Vice Chair of the Freedom Caucus in Maryland's General Assembly, joins Midday to share their priorities for fixing the state's massive budget deficit.

Shelley Washington of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) represents thousands of workers in the Social Security Administration. A 35-year veteran of the agency, he shares what may be lost to severe cuts championed by the White House.

Columnist and Brookings Fellow E.J. Dionne discusses a pending federal government shutdown and the strategy Democrats should adopt as the minority party.

John Davis, the creator of MotorWeek on Maryland Public Television, explores the latest news on the automotive industry. He takes questions about your vintage vehicles and new EV's.

Cat Bohannon seeks to answer the questions scientists ignored for decades about the development of the female body.

Today's guest is Aaron Zelinsky, a former prosecutor for the Department of Justice, and he joins the show to discuss the latest news from the White House.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck gives us the lowdown on Sarah Silverman's The Bedwetter which runs at Arena Stage through March 16.

Our film insiders take a look at the Oscars and some of the latest movies in theaters and available online.

Midday hears from Maryland Matters reporter Bryan Sears about Governor Wes Moore's plans to support Maryland's financial future in the face of challenges on the state and federal level.