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Catherine Roper of Cambridge Rotary and Jeanne Yeager of Mid-Shore Council on Family Violence preview the inaugural Choptank Chill & Cheer fundraiser with Shane Walker.

November is Pancreatic Awareness Month. Oncologist Dr. Roopa Gupta talks about what to look for and some advanced treatment options.

A tribute to the pivotal but oft-forgotten role of the clarinet in big band jazz. Includes Artie Shaw's "Concerto for Clarinet", Benny Goodman's classic take on "Honeysuckle Rose", and more from Woody Herman, Sidney Bechet, Eddie Daniels, Ken Peplowski, and Anat Cohen.

The new track from the Christian McBridge Big Band, featuring Sting, "Murder by Numbers". Then a bunch of number-themed tracks. And a new West Side Story medley.

Royel Otis, Whitehorse, The Kooks, Pulp, Parquet Courts, Aldous Harding, Sharp Pins, Westside Cowboy, Lime Garden, Leonor Arnaut, Danny L Harle, Animal Collective, Oneohtrix Point Never, Sword II, Hater, Peter Katz, Hazel English, Interpol, Mindchatter, Fleet Foxes, Elliott Smith, The Leaving, Shannon Lay, bar italia +MORE!! LOCAL FEATURED ARTIST: Cameron Mae

Wynton Marsalis, Allan Harris, Christian McBride, Gary Bartz, WRENS, Olivia Foschi, Sonny Clark Trio, Bobby Darin, Joe Sample, Madeleine Peyroux +MORE!!

Radio Chesapeake's Mike Starling talks with Cookie Brohawn and Betty Malkus about how the community turns out year after year to join or cheer the chorus at its Christmastime performance.

Cambridge City Information Officer Talibah Chikwendu recounts City Council action and talks with Police Chief Justin Todd about safety during the holidays.

Laura J. Oliver is an award-winning writer, author, and developmental story editor, whose work often appears in national magazines, newspapers, and literary journals. When a child breaks something irreplaceable, remorse is unrelenting. The event only accentuates how impossible it is to protect the most vulnerable among us. “Indefensible Arrangements”—this week’s episode of This is How the Story Goes.