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On The Reset, Dr. Maggie Black explains why we take things personally—and how to break that cycle.

Astrophysicist and agnostic Carl Sagan, longed to believe his parents' essence and personalities still existed years after they died. And then he heard them say his name. Laura J. Oliver explores this territory in "Call My Name," this week's episode of "This is How the Story Goes."

On Shore Pets, Dr. Heather Myers answers listener questions about pet food and how to help a shy cat feel more comfortable with strangers.

On Book Clubbing, Rick Brockett talks with Talbot County Free Library’s Dana Newman about using Libby and Hoopla to connect with books, audiobooks, and more.

On Small Talk Sam Basham Loza speaks with Katey Nelson, owner of Wonder in the Wild Outdoor school to learn more about what outdoor school is all about!

Zack Taylor reports on a new Horn Point Laboratory fellowship helping researchers explore careers beyond academia, from industry to policy.

For All Season’s Lesa Mulcahy and Dale Jafari join us to explain what happens when a child speaks up—and how coordinated services across the Mid-Shore help protect and support children.

Liza Ledford stops by with a preview of the upcoming Oxford Community Center Art Fair on May 15.

Wine coach Laurie Forster introduces May’s wine of the month – Monte Carbonare and explains why she chose it.

Steffanie Malkus of Baywater Animal Rescue shares how Wags, Wings & Wheels brings together rescue animals, classic cars, airplanes, and community support.