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Executive Director Scott Budden has spent years involved with rivers on the Eastern Shore, and now leads the Shore Rivers organization in its many fronts to educate and improve conditions.

Brand new, fresh Indie tracks plus favorite classics all lovingly curated in a feast for the ears! Today featuring: San Fermin, Foxygen, Toro Y Moi, Paramour, David Byrne, Hannes, Aesop Rock, Latir, The Thermals, This Is Lorelei, Boyhood, False Tracks, Vampire Weekend, The Cure, Glitterer, Yumi Zuma, Maffa Rico, Foxwarren, Palmyra, Sjowgren, Sault, Ratboys, Sasami, Dacelynn +MORE!! LOCAL FEATURED ARTIST: Callum!

Today featuring: Herbie Hancock, Leo & the Goat, In Cahoots, Shout Section Band, Nicholas Payton, Esperanza Spalding, Louis Armstrong, Gino Amato, Giveton Gelin, Nancy Wilson, Al Hirt +MORE!!

Laura J Oliver is an award winning author, columnist, and developmental story editor whose work often appears in national magazines, newspapers, and literary reviews. On this week’s episode of “This is How the Story Goes,” a DNA test reveals surprising results. In her essay, “The Ground Beneath My Feet,” the author must reassess what she knows to be true about who she is and where she came from.

Then we lean into January’s spirit of new beginnings with a practical look at small nutrition changes that can make a big difference over time.

Financial expert Capt. Brett Sause explains why long-term care planning matters more than most families realize — and how preparing now can protect your retirement later.

Winter is Chesapeake Forum season — a time to learn something new and connect with curious minds.

Stories, essays, poems, and more, from authors across the Shore and Beyond

Trish Brady and Jen McCrea preview a Moth-inspired storytelling night at the Ivy in Easton on February 20th.

From personal passion to statewide impact, Lindsey Baker shares the work of Maryland Humanities — who they are, what they support, and what’s coming next.