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What happens when you sit down and ask Frederick Douglass your own question—and he answers? A powerful look at the new AI experience at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, bringing history into conversation.

Ryan Hefelbein breaks down Maryland Bill HB564 and what it could mean for pet cremation—and why it matters to pet owners across the state.

Sarah Kilmon and Ben Brunner share the top things to do around Talbot County this April—what to put on your calendar now.

What can a bowl, a piece of fruit, or a shaft of light reveal when the artist really knows how to look? Studio B’s owner, Betty Huang, and painter Diz Hormel talk about still life, stillness, and the power of quiet art.

Beth Ann Dorman of For All Seasons shares how the organization is preparing to celebrate 40 years—and what that milestone really represents for the community.

Wine Coach Laurie Forster introduces her April Wine of the Month—a Vermentino that’s built for spring.

We meet one of the finalists in the Chesapeake Music Competition—and what it takes to reach that stage.

On The Energy Report, Trish Brady tells us why we need to be prepared for some turbulence this month—starting today.

Radio Chesapeake received reports of a 5-foot long alligator spotted on Hooper's Island, and authorities urge caution, "stay back!"