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  • An exchange between a salesclerk and a customer while buying cosmetics brings about an unexpected chance to be a hero. But in the essay, "Cover Girl, or Spot Goes to Ulta," Laura J. Oliver discovers the only heroics required were attention and kindness-- this week's episode of "This is How the Story Goes."
  • Dr. Cynthia Post explores the difficult and often painful subject of estrangement. Whether it's a family member or a longtime friend, cutting ties is rarely simple. She discusses how estrangement happens and the emotional impact it leaves behind.
  • Planning a summer crab feast? Laurie Forster, the Wine Coach, shares what wines pair best with Maryland's favorite summer tradition—and which bottles are best left at home.
  • Ben Brunner sits down with Cid Collins Walker and members of the Chesapeake Film Festival planning committee to preview what's ahead for this year's festival and the films, events, and conversations audiences can expect.
  • Dr. Shafi answers listener questions about dental crowns and discusses the safest ways to whiten your teeth without damaging them.
  • 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.
  • Peter Pitts of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest says Maryland is avoiding transparency laws that would make non-profit hospitals prove they are spending tax-exempt revenues on their communities.
  • With July 4th festivities underway, Dr. Heather Myers explains why fireworks and backyard barbecues can be stressful for pets and shares tips to help keep them safe.
  • You've got the credentials, the experience, and the accomplishments—so why do so many successful people still feel like they're one step away from being exposed as a fraud? Dr. Liz DuBois Erskine joins us to unpack Imposter Syndrome.
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