WYPR Programs

As Congressman John Sarbanes prepares to leave office after 18 years, he joins Midday to reflect on his highlights in Washington.

Federal, state and local partners within Chesapeake Bay watershed won't reach their 2025 goals. Where are restoration efforts falling short?

How is a training program expanding access to abortion care in Maryland's rural areas?

Brian Bartoldus and Dr. Jason Rudy preview the Handel Choir of Baltimore's holiday concerts and discuss the musical tradition of choral ensembles in the Baltimore region.

Midday speaks with Amit Peled, Artistic Director of the Mount Vernon Virtuosi, to preview their upcoming performance at Emmanuel Episcopal Church.

A congregation confronts their church's connection to slavery.

The Walters Art Museum's new exhibit "If Books Could Kill," presents two dozen beautiful but toxic manuscripts.

Baltimore County Schools Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers joins Tom to discuss academic performance, school safety and modifications to the Blueprint funding plan.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott returns for Midday with the Mayor to discuss the plans for his historic second term in office.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck joins Tom to share her reaction to "Life of Pi" which runs at The Hippodrome through December 14.