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Shore Stories
  • Are your digital payments as secure as you think? On Shore Tech Pulse, Sushila Nair offers practical advice for protecting yourself while using today's increasingly cashless payment systems.
  • Maryland now has the nation's first official state shark. Dr. Stephen Godfrey explains why the mighty Megalodon earned the honor, what it tells us about Maryland's prehistoric past, and why sharks remain essential to healthy oceans.
  • Plein Air Easton is back. Jessica Bellis and Marie Nuthall preview what's new this year, highlight returning favorites, and explain how one of the nation's premier outdoor art festivals continues to grow while staying true to its roots.
  • Looking for a new best friend? Meet Mac, this week's Pet of the Week, then Steffanie Malkus shares the details of Baywater Animal Rescue's popular Yoga with Kittens event—where relaxation comes with plenty of purrs.
  • Recognizing the signs of Alzheimer's can change lives. Jane Bateman discusses early detection, caregiver support, and how the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer's in Easton is raising awareness of a disease that affects millions of families.
  • How prepared is Talbot County for hurricane season? Geneva Schaffle and Madison Loker join Ben Brunner to explain local emergency planning, what residents should know now, and how preparation makes a difference.
  • Why is contemporary African art attracting worldwide attention? Spirallis Gallery’s Gail Patterson and Nigerian gallery founder Rodney Asikhia discuss the upcoming African art events and why Easton is becoming part of the international conversation, July 17–19.
  • What happens when artists help tell the story of land conservation? Caitlin Fisher of the Eastern Shore Land Conservancy joins Ben Brunner to explore the "Forever the Forest" partnership during Plein Air Easton and why protecting forests benefits everyone.
  • Can relationships recover after estrangement? Cynthia Post explores the difficult work of rebuilding trust, reconnecting after periods of no contact, and finding healthy ways to move forward together.
  • Animal shelters are facing new challenges. Steffanie Malkus, Executive Director of Baywater Animal Rescue, talks about today's rescue landscape, the importance of foster families, and what lies ahead for animal welfare on the Mid-Shore.