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Finalist at the dot ORG Impact Awards, Meg Daley Olmert joins us to talk about her groundbreaking work with veterans, service dogs, and the science of connection — soon featured in a new documentary.

Sweet vs. Dry? The Wine Coach, Lori Forster talks about the differences.

November means Easton comes alive for the Waterfowl Festival! Executive Director Deena Kilmon joins us to share what’s new this year and how the festival keeps art, wildlife, and community at its heart.

Storyteller and award-winning journalist Jim Duffy talks about Secrets of the Eastern Shore ahead of his November 13 appearance at the Oxford Community Center, part of the Oxford Library Local Author Series.

We've got a cool Supersax rendition of Charlie Parker's "Now's the Time". Then get laid back with Bill Evans on Claus Ogerman's Symbiosis.

Poetry by Brian Teare; music by Alabaster DePlume, Neil Young, Lyle Lovett, Beautiful Chorus and India Arie, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Jazzz and Eye Traveler, Alice Coltrane, and more.

On On My Plate, Amy Haines discussed the strange relationship we have with death and grief.

.On Shore tech Pulse, Sushila Nair explains the many ways you can use technology to take care of a sick loved one.

A chat with Dr. L. Todd Albrecht about why diabetics are more at risk for foot problems.

Meet Catherine Poe, chair of the Hunger Coalition and listen to some of her very surprising data and how all of us can help.