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  • On Closet Editor, Beth Ann Haschen talks about how clothes can change your mood and make you feel empowered.
  • Beth Haschen shares budget-friendly style tips
  • Executive Director Liza Ledford stops by to talk about all the events coming up at Oxford Community Center through the end of the year.
  • A book club with a purpose — hear Nancy Andrew from Talbot Family Network on the Talbot Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Book Group and how you can be part of it.
  • Motherhood doesn’t come with a manual — but Samantha Basham Loza has built a space that comes close. On today’s Shore Stories, she shares how The Village in Easton is rethinking maternal wellness with doulas and postpartum support circles.
  • On Health Bites, join Stefanie Defiglia and health coach Barb Stacy discussing lifestyle changes. Hear what they have to say about Future Foods–spending one day preparing weekly meals.
  • Poetry by Aracelis Girman; music by D'Angelo, Brother Rust, Sara Serpa, Miles Davis, and more.
  • Laura J. Oliver is an award-winning writer, author, and developmental story editor whose work is often featured in national magazines, newspapers and literary reviews. On this week’s episode of “This is How the Story Goes” a woman gets caught trying to leave a note hidden for her grandchildren to find, and realizes that leaving notes has a long, varied, and often hilarious, history in her life.
  • Are vaccines in/out/recommended/discouraged? Dorchester County Dept of Health Director, Dr. Casey Scott, breaks it all down on Shore Doctor.
  • On Historic Women of the Eastern Shore, Kathy Marconi introduces listeners to Almira Kelsey teacher and writer who left an interesting legacy.
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