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Amy Haines reads from her blog Meditation and encourages us to think about how we show up for others, whether we're truly present, and why that matters.

Sushila Nair introduces the concept of the "no-click internet" and explains how AI-powered search is changing the way we find and consume information online.

Dr. Maggie Black examines rumination—the exhausting cycle of replaying the same thoughts over and over. She explains why we do it and offers strategies to break free from the loop.

Chef Jordan Lloyd of Dirt to Table kicks things off with stories from his appearances on Chopped and Supermarket Stakeout. Hear what it's really like competing under pressure and how those experiences shaped him as a chef.

Beth Haschen concludes her five-part Closet Editor series by bringing all the pieces together and showing how personal style becomes easier to understand when you know what works best for you.

On the premiere of Shore Musicians, Tom Jaffe interviews the singer behind those soulful acoustic melodies, local well-known and loved artist, Anna Burgess.

How do you hold imperfect relationships? How do you allow people to be more than the stories told about them? In her essay, "Father's Day," Laura J. Oliver demonstrates that sometimes memories are stories we need to set free. This week's episode of "This is How the Story Goes."

Poetry by Emma Lazarus; music by Son Volt; Rhiannon Giddens; Woody Guthrie; Aaron Copland; The String Queens; Sweet Honey in the Rock; Ella Fitzgerald; X; and more.

Visit Indie City for the newest, freshest Indie tacks plus favorite Indie classics lovingly and creatively packaged in a feast for the ears! This week featuring: Rubblebucket, Snocaps, Oh He Dead, No Luck Club, Lightmare, This Is Lorelei, Gun Outfit, Ruth Garbus, Paycheque, Wet Leg, Vampire Weekend, Sad13, Daine, PJ Harvey, smidley, Shabason, Fieval Is Glock, Nate Smith, Kiwi Jr., Cheekface, They Might Be Giants, SOAK, Tiny Habits, Sweeping Promises, Frankie Rose + MORE!! LOCAL FEATURED ARTIST: Burnsie!

This week featuring: Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Betty Carter, Baltimore Jazz Collective, Todd Marcus + a special tribute to Abdullah Ibrahim: Mandela, Water From An Ancient Well, Mannenberg Revisited, Jabula, Msunduza + MORE!!