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Every new mom deserves a little guidance. Lactation expert, Brittanie Sutton joins Shore Stories to talk about what real breastfeeding support looks like—and how The Village in Easton is making it easier to find.

On Wine Wednesday, the Wine Coach Laurie Forster makes it easier for us to order wine at a restaurant.

Laura J. Oliver is an award-winning writer, author and developmental story editor whose work appears in national newspapers, magazines and literary reviews. On a family trip to Florida a child exchanges fear for faith, and with the police closing in, anything could happen. “Walking to Mexico” is this week’s episode of “This is How the Story Goes.”

Laurie Forster, the Wine Coach, shows us how to give a ‘toast to remember.’ Turns out it isn’t that hard!

Poetry by Wendell Berry; music by Bob Dylan, Cameron Winter, Mavis Staples, Style Council, Cecile McLorin-Salvant, Tems, and more.

Some Scottish-inspired tracks, including from the soundtrack to Spike Lee's new film "Highest to Lowest" by Fergus McCreadie, and "Of Glamur the Ghost and a Scottish Reel" from the Reykjavik Big Band. Later on we hear a special band made up entirely of DACA recipients, on the track "Don't Fence Me In". And so much more...

Jeremy Hillyard shows us how a bracelet connects Shore students with artisans in Central America through the Pulsera Project.

Dr. Heather Myers helps us keep our pets safe from holiday hazards — tinsel, chocolates, and everything in between.

Tim Weigand from the Avalon Theatre, taking us inside the holiday magic of Shrek the Musical.

A look at how generosity becomes real, lasting change as Buck Duncan from the Mid-Shore Community Foundation shares what one idea — and one donation — can spark across our region.