WYPR Programs

Popularized by his gripping thrillers, author John Grisham's latest book is his second work of non-fiction. Framed: Astonishing True Stories of Wrongful Convictions follows the stories of people falsely convicted of crimes, and the efforts to clear their names and return their freedom.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore asks, what is on the horizon for psychedelic drug therapies?

Baltimore City Historical Society returns with their history evenings — we get a preview!

As Maryland's electricity needs increase, some say new infrastructure is needed. But the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, a proposed 70-mile transmission line, is facing public outcry and new attention from lawmakers.

Midday talks sports as the Baltimore Ravens head deeper into the playoffs.

The founder of 'The Hygiene Hookup' works to remove shame and stigma from menstruation.

Among Baltimore's efforts to reduce homicides is Safe Streets, a violence interruption program that emphasizes conflict mediation. We speak with Greg Marshburn, who directs four Safe Streets sites in the city.

Midday Theater Critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins the show for her weekly theater review. What does she think about the classic musical 'Annie' at the Hippodrome?

President Jimmy Carter spent nearly two years in hospice care and Midday speaks with medical professionals about end-of-life care and caretaking.

The Employed Individuals with Disabilities program has changed lives but has limitations. We talk with two people working to improve it.