Peek behind the curtain of the creative life as three local artists invite us inside Art at the Milk Truck Garage in St. Michaels, coming up next month. We talk about process, place, and why seeing art where it’s made can change the way we experience it.

Comedian Monique Marvez joins me for a conversation that goes beyond stand-up and into her evolving Goal Mine message about value, intention, and growth. It’s funny, thoughtful, and a little deeper than you might expect.

Sammie Mooney brings us the latest updates from the Waterfowl Festival and what to look forward to this year.

Jeffrey Parker of the Mid-Atlantic Symphony Orchestra talks leadership, audiences, and what it takes to shape the future of a regional orchestra.

From invasive vines to handmade baskets, Clare Meade shares how basket coiling reconnects us to place, patience, and process—plus a look ahead to her Chesapeake Forum course on April 11.

The Spy feels woven into daily life on the Mid-Shore now—but someone had to imagine it first. Dave Wheelan shares the instinct that led him there, the years it took to build, and why local journalism is now asking something back from the community.

A voice rooted in the Great American Songbook but reaching a whole new audience—jazz vocalist Stella Cole joins us ahead of her April 3 performance at the Oxford Community Center.

Solar energy specialist Brady Whitby joins us to explain what homeowners should know before considering solar.

Al Sikes joins us with a preview of the Oxford Community Center Jazz Series, bringing top musicians to the Shore.

Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center’s Matthew Peters joins us to talk about a recent award and the continuing work of supporting multicultural communities on the Eastern Shore.