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  • Where are the best local places to ride? On Biking with Eric and Zach, the Bike Guys highlight favorite local roads and trails for cyclists of all experience levels.
  • What happens when artists help tell the story of land conservation? Caitlin Fisher of the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy joins Ben Brunner to explore the "Forever the Forest" partnership during Plein Air Easton and why protecting forests benefits everyone.
  • Why is contemporary African art attracting worldwide attention? Spirallis Gallery’s Gail Patterson and Nigerian gallery founder Rodney Asikhia discuss the upcoming African art events and why Easton is becoming part of the international conversation, July 17–19.
  • Caught a fish—now what? On Chesapeake Chris, learn practical techniques for filleting your catch and turning it into a delicious meal at home.
  • How prepared is Talbot County for hurricane season? Geneva Schaffle and Madison Loker join Ben Brunner to explain local emergency planning, what residents should know now, and how preparation makes a difference.
  • How much water do you really need to stay healthy? On Health Bites, Stefanie Defiglia answers a timely listener question about hydration, signs of dehydration, and how much fluid your body actually needs.
  • Recognizing the signs of Alzheimer's can change lives. Jane Bateman discusses early detection, caregiver support, and how the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's in Easton is raising awareness of a disease that affects millions of families.
  • Plein Air Easton is back. Jessica Bellis and Marie Nuthall preview what's new this year, highlight returning favorites, and explain how one of the nation's premier outdoor art festivals continues to grow while staying true to its roots.
  • Every relationship has conflict. On The Reset, Dr. Maggie Black shares practical strategies for working through disagreements in ways that strengthen relationships instead of damaging them
  • How did an all-female ukulele group become a favorite around the Eastern Shore? On Shore Musicians, Tom Jaffe talks with the Ukes of Hazzard about their beginnings, their performances, and the fun of making music together.
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