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On On My Plate, host Amy Haines reads from her popular weekly blog. Today’s entry, “Made for Each Other,” explores how a groundbreaking book by Meg Olmert left a lasting impression.

A new $2.4 million investment is helping put more doctors on the Eastern Shore. We talk with Dr. Leah Millstein about how the Rural-MD Scholars Program is changing lives—starting with access to care

Wendy Palmer from the YMCA shares how their TANDEM program blends creativity, connection, and evidence-based care to support individuals with dementia and their caregivers.

On Shore Writers, Emily Rich talks with award-winning poet Irene Fick about her new collection, The Fragility of Winter.

Volunteer captain Lloyd Devigne helps bring Chesapeake heritage to life—learn how you can tong for oysters, trotline for crabs, and explore history aboard a traditional Bay workboat at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum.

In the debut of Voices of Talbot, Sarah Kilmon of Talbot 250 interviews Naomi “Lady D” Diane Thomas about the powerful legacy of Scott’s United Methodist Church—one of the oldest African American congregations in Talbot County.

Poetry by Fanny Howe; music by Argent, Nilüfer Yanya, Flock of Dimes, Nour Harkati, The Byrds, The Beatles, Corelli, and more.

The Bug Club, Graham Coxon, Runnner, Teethe, Hot Chip, Castlebeat, Anamanaguchi, St. Vincent, Nilufer Yanya, Geese, Vampire Weekend, Idles, Jose Gonzalez, Laura Groves, Strutman Lane, Lightmare, Strongboi, Jim White, Chanpan, Grizzly Bear, Miynt, Moon Panda +MORE. LOCAL FEATURED ARTIST: Red Birds

Hank Mobley, Sharel Cassidy, Madeline Peyroux, Wynton Marsalis Septet, Brad Mehldau, David Garfield, Joe Sample & the NDR Big Band, Julie Parsons, Hendrik Meurkens, Mitch Towne, Clayton Brothers

On Shore Tech Pulse, Sushila Nair teaches you how to spot video deep fakes—and how to protect yourself from the next wave.