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Capt Brett Sause, financial adviser with AFG Wealth talks about retirement rules and the next Financial Wellness Series at the Oxford Community Center on November 19th. It’s free and educational.

The Bay to Ocean Journal 2025 is here — celebrating the stories, poems, and essays that define life on the Shore. Editor Emily Rich joins us to share what makes this year’s edition shine.

Kimberly Hopkins Thomas, executive Director of Positive Strides Therapeutic Riding in Preston, joins us to preview this year's Jamie Lee Hutchinson Memorial Ride

Newly separated or divorced? The Divorce Doctor, Morgan Foster explains why Halloween just might be the easiest holiday to share with a former spouse.

This week’s featured album—Big Star "#1 Record." It's a poppy, guitar-driven, incredibly influential power pop record that still hits hard over 50 years later. Episode also features tracks from the Raspberries, Emitt Rhodes, Flamin' Groovies, the DB's, and more music discovery!

This episode of Electric Odyssey dives into the expansive world of Built to Spill, the Idaho indie-rock band that turned big guitars and big feelings into a sonic universe. We explore the influences that shaped Doug Martsch, the contemporaries who traveled alongside him, and the younger artists who carry his sound forward. Each segment pairs a Built to Spill classic with music from across the indie family tree, creating a two-hour journey through distortion, beauty, and introspection. If you’ve ever wondered how one band can echo across generations, this episode is your map

Poetry by Elizabeth Alexander; music by Wayne Shorter, Tortoise, Lizzy McAlpine, Abdullah Ibrahim, Bruce Springsteen, Haniya Aslam, Buena Vista Social Club, and more.

Rebroadcast from August 2024: music by Sweet Honey in the Rock; Charlie XCX; Sam Nitzberg; Baba Maal; Ethel Cain, and more. Poetry by Lynn Unger.

On On My Plate, you have to hear the shocking item that Amy Haines brought to Show and Tell when she was in second grade.

On Shore Recreation, Scott Votey meets Russ McNair of Chesapeake Curling — yes, there’s curling on the Shore!