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On Shore Tech Pulse, Sushila Nair tackles the important topic of why AI needs to be regulated.

Sprained ankle? Stubbed toe? Board-certified podiatrist, Dr. Todd Albrecht from Shore Regional Health’s Orthopedic Center, shares easy foot first aid tips you can use before you get to the doctor.

On On My Plate, Amy Haines reads from her blog post titled, Expectations, and why she subscribes to the expression, “expectations are premeditated resentments".

On Voices of Talbot, Sarah Kilmon interviews Dr. Jamie Goodall about the life of William Claiborn.

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.

Tom Maglio from Easton Economic Development and Discover Easton stops by to explain how the two organizations function as one.

When a pipe burst at the Harriet Tubman Museum in downtown Cambridge, it looked like the place was ruined. Instead, the flood forced a rebirth, an entirely new concept that is driving the museum makeover.

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.

Laurie Forster, the Wine Coach, answers Chris from Cambridge’s question about natural wines.