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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.

What do a waterfowler, a decoy carver, a plein air painter, and a conservationist have in common? Jen Dolde introduces Stories from the Shoreline, CBMM's new exhibition celebrating the people who shape life on the Chesapeake.

Ben Brunner and Sarah Kilmon count down the Top 5 things to do in July in Easton, with plenty of ideas for residents and visitors alike.

Frank Carolla from Friends of the Library previews the upcoming book sale and explains why readers won't want to miss the bargains.

Tangier Island is one of the last inhabited islands on the Chesapeake Bay. Sea level rise and erosion threaten its existence, and the Chesapeake Bay Journal visited to hear what decision makers are saying about its future.

Veteran finance and disaster risk expert Cliff Rossi explains how rising flood risks are reshaping insurance markets and what that could mean for homeowners on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

How does someone go from homelessness to becoming one of the region's most respected community leaders? Angel Perez shares the personal journey that shaped a lifetime devoted to service across Caroline County.

What are your pets really trying to tell you? On Shore Pets, Dr. Heather Myers answers listener questions about choosing the right foods and helping shy or anxious animals feel more comfortable.

Which books should be on your reading list? Rick Brockett welcomes longtime Penguin Random House sales director Betty Lawson to Book Clubbing for an insider's look at the biggest new releases and the titles everyone will soon be talking about.

Is ivermectin really the miracle drug some claim it is? On Actual Factual Medicine, Dr. Kerry Forrestal separates evidence from misinformation and explains what listeners should actually know.