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Laura Oliver is an award-winning writer, author, and developmental story editor whose work is often featured in national newspapers, magazines, and literary reviews. On This week’s episode of “This is How the Story Goes” is “Cloud Hill”-- A story of connecting across time. A story of love learned, a generation late.

WHCP's Sandy Brown gets to the Columbian roots of Crezia Coffee and how it got to Talbot County.

Jamie Wyndon tells Sandy Brown how the Golden Hour rum distillery and tasting room ties in with coffee entrepreneur Andre Perez

Shore Stories welcomes Morgan Foster, a high powered divorce attorney who realized the toll divorces were taking on families. She’s here to show us how the end of a marriage can be the beginning of something more meaningful. In the future, look for her segments on Divorce Doctor.

Dr. Bill Dennison is the Vice President for Science Application at the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, a position that he has held for 23 years. He founded an active group of Science Integrators and Science Communicators in the Integration and Application Network, who develop science communication products and environmental report cards globally.

Each summer, the town of Vienna rolls out its Music Festival. Organizer Frank Fluhar tells Catherine Mullinax-Jones the free, riverside event will have something for everyone.

A special episode for Easter and Passover. Includes Duke Ellington's classic Cottontail, some pastoral vibes with "The Thompson Fields" by Maria Schneider and John Zorn's Gehegial.

Singing, dancing and dining from the era of the Chitlins Circuit is happening in Cambridge May 2nd and 3rd, and organizer-producer Veronica Taylor shares the highlights.

An episode devoted to Duke Ellington. From his earliest hits to his last known recording, and a bunch in between, including some of Ellington's film scores. We end with the excellent tribute to Duke from Chucho Valdés' Irakere, entitled "El Duke".

This week’s featured album—The Groundhogs' 1970 classic Thank Christ for the Bomb—showed us how British blues-rock could evolve into something raw, political, and ahead of its time. It's a gritty, guitar-driven protest album that still hits hard over 50 years later." Episode also features tracks from Paul Pena, Blue Cheer, Tom Waits, Aphrodite's Child and more music discovery!