Mid-Shore Mid-Day
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Alison Kennedy interviews Trish Brennan-Gac, executive director of Maryland Reads, an organization promoting community and parental involvement to improve children's reading scores in Maryland. -
More and More families and individuals are asking for increasing help with food, transportation and housing, according to Krista Petit, director of One Mission Cambridge.
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Ben Brunner chats with Laura Era, the owner of Troika Gallery, about her exhibit "Tuesdays With Laura" at the Dorchester Center For The Arts. -
Ben Brunner chats with Courtney Leigh from ShoreRivers about the 21st Annual Ride For Clean Rivers. -
WHCP's Ben Brunner chats with ESLC's Sam Pugh to preview this year's Land Jam -
Proudly Cambridge members have been celebrating the good life inspired by more than LGBTQ pride they found in their new home. And now they're spreading the word. -
This year's version of the annual Groove City Culture Fest features a carnival parade, plus music , food and fun. Happening 2-8 p.m. Saturday, August 16, on Pine Street. -
Blackwater Rising, a non-profit organization in Cambridge, is planting the idea for more expanded community gardens, where volunteers raise crops to give to those in need. -
Captain Andre McCown talks about music, the muse of the Chesapeake Bay, and the students he's had over decades teaching about the life of a waterman.
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WHCP's Ben Brunner chats with Kelley Callaghan, Marketing and Outreach Coordinator at Grace Street, about their second anniversary, and about Talbot Goes Purple.
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 every Friday at noon for another installment.
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.
Arts In Action
Arts in Action features lively conversations with Eastern Shore artists and organizations that offer visual art, music, theater, literature. Support comes from Talbot Arts and the Maryland State Arts Council.
This Is How The Story Goes
From a hilarious account of being kicked out of a Pilates class to an astonishing precognitive dream, “This is How the Story Goes” is warm and generous storytelling at its best. These intimate tales inspire universal wonder and thought-provoking possibility, as listeners reconsider what they think they know of reality, reconnect with their best memories, laugh, reflect, and come to like themselves a bit better.With a voice reminiscent of David Sedaris, Anne Lamott and Garrison Keillor, Oliver charms, informs, heals, and entertains. Every story is a love story to listeners and to life itself, with joy the secret subject of every episode.
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.
Mid-Shore at the Movies