Mid-Shore Mid-Day
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Chair of the Richardson Maritime Museum, Debbie Usab, tells listeners all of the details about their annual Boat Bash event and the importance of the Richardson Maritime Museum.
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In the last 150 years, over 10,000 acres have disappeared with islands lost to the rising waters of the Chesapeake Bay.Now, James and Barren islands are coming back. -
Drumming and singing, a procession of participants at Saturday’s Day of Resilience celebration made its way from the Cambridge court house to the water’s edge at Longwarf. It was a tribute to Harriet Tubman in the ongoing Inaugural Harriet Tubman Summit. -
Bands, block-tossing, dancing, eats and drinks are all part of the upcoming Boatyard Bash at the Richardson Maritime Museum -
Mason Herrmann sits down with Kate Gibson to discuss Blackwater Rising and their contributions to the community. -
Big changes have been happening at the Richardson Maritime Museum in Cambridge. There's been a transformation, kind of a renaissance for the venerable institution. -
Fire & Risk Alliance has purchased six lots, or 30 acres, in the Dorchester County tech park. Coming over the next few years will be more facilities, more offices and more jobs. -
The prominence of older residents in Queen Anne's County is partly the fortune of its location, and partly the effort of local officials intent on making it "Longevity Ready" -
Monday marks the day of independence for the African nation of Liberia, and Cambridge Mayor Lajan Cephas Bey honored the country with a commemoration on the steps of the City Council chambers.
Becoming A Waterman
Captain Fred Pomeroy started crabbing when he was 16 years old, and hasn't stopped since. A poet, teacher, builder and farmer by turns, he continues the lore and the legends of those who feel weather in their bones and fishing in their blood.Becoming a Waterman chronicles some six decades of life and lessons learned making a living with a boat on the Chesapeake Bay. Tune in on 90.3 every Friday at 1 PM for another installment.
Heather Cox Richardson's Letters From an American
Heather Cox Richardson is a political historian. Her nightly post, Letters from an American, puts current events in the larger context of history and documents the overall health of American democracy. The author of seven books on American history, including most recently Democracy Awakening: Notes on the State of America, she was the first author with over a million Substack subscribers. Letters from an American now has more than 4 million subscribers on Substack and Facebook. Tune in weekdays for Heather Cox Richardson’s Letters From An American exclusively here on the Mid-Shore on Radio Chesapeake, 91.7 FM and 90.3 FM.
Chesapeake Born
Chesapeake Born features essays on the life in and around Maryland's Chesapeake Bay.
Actual Factual Medicine
Dr. Kerry Forrestal, emergency physician, takes on topics from cancer to suicide and examines societal issues and healthcare specifics with medical insider insights.
The Grands Club
The Grands Club, hosted by Kathy Bernard (AKA one of the 2BoomerBabes), is dedicated to empowering, connecting, and enriching the lives of modern grandparents. Through engaging content, expert advice, and heartfelt stories from celebrities and everyday grands living the moment, the show celebrates the wisdom, joy, adventures of grandparenting and always with a dose of humor! The Grands Club provides a trusted platform where grandparents and parents can exchange knowledge, foster multigenerational relationships, and embrace the evolving role of grandparenting in today’s world.
Mid-Shore at the Movies
Wiser Than I Am
Kathryn Barrett-Gaines is a professor of History at the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore. Each week, she draws lessons from a figure in history and provides the historical context that made that person stand out.
What's Good Wednesday
Host Jayme Dingler shares the best developments from non-profit organizations all around the Mid-Shore.
Candidates 2026
Candidates interviewed for various primary and general election by Radio Chesapeake