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On On My Plate, Amy Haines read her blog post titled Complaining, exploring why some people respond with gratitude while others tend to focus on the negative when asked the question ‘How are you?’

On Shore Tech Pulse, Sushila Nair tackles the question: How close are we to truly autonomous vehicles, and how does the U.S. stack up against the rest of the world in this race?

We play another segment of Historic Women of the Eastern shore as we highlight Mary Bartlett Dixon with Kathy Marconi and Mary Jordan. Lauren Dwyer from the Academy Art Museum stops by to tell us all about the kids summer programs now available at the museum.

On Divorce Doctor Morgan Foster discusses the issue of friends and family having to Choose Sides and how to maneuver through that process.

Talbot County Emergency Services is hosting a special Pet Preparedness Workshop & Adoption Event at the Talbot County Free Library. Madison Loker, Emergency Management Coordinator for Talbot County Emergency Services, joins us to preview.

On Shore Writers Emily Rich talks with award winning author Gail Priest about her new paranormal romance, Soul Dancing.

Sarah Kilmon joins us to preview Talbot 250, a local storytelling series marking Talbot County’s upcoming semiquincentennial — and a new addition to the Shore Stories lineup we’re calling Voices of Talbot.

On Part 3 of a three part series, Noreen Rose and Andrew Kressel from Hands and Heart Healing Sense-U-All Souls program return to share how midlife couples can reconnect through authentic expression and empowered communication.

Laura Oliver is an award-winning writer, author, and developmental story editor whose work is often featured in national newspapers, magazines, and literary reviews. When most of the things that hurt us are invisible, where does the healing power of touch reside? In the healer or the healed? This week’s episode of “This is How the Story Goes” is “Fire Talkers” where we explore whether the power to heal is a gift possessed by a few or in all of us.

Allison Williams, Company Director for Continuum Dance, is this week’s guest on “Arts in Action.” Allison talks about the Easton dance company’s commitment to offering the experience of dance to the entire Delmarva community (regardless of age or ability) through classes, workshops, and performances.