Shore Stories
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Scottish Highland Creamery celebrates 20 years this season, and owner Richard Legget joins us to reflect on the journey, the flavors, and how the sweetest spots on the Shore invites you to join the party on June 22.
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Patrick Keegan, series producer of Chesapeake Collectibles, previews Season 12 of the MPT favorite, airing Mondays at 7:30.
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Tina Jones from the Delmarva Pride Center joins us with what’s in store for the Delmarva Pride Festival weekend which starts on Thursday June 12 through Sunday June 16 throughout downtown Easton and why it matters more than ever.
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Corrie James has voiced hundreds of audiobooks—and today, she joins us to talk about the craft behind the cadence.
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Lauren Dwyer is the new Program Director at the Academy Art Museum—and she’s got big plans for its tiniest artists starting in the fall.
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Curt Raitsma and Jack Sullivan from the Oxford Citizen’s Group on Flooding and Sea Level Rise join us to discuss the free panel workshop on June 11 at the Oxford Community Center about demystifying the process of raising your house.
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PRS Guitars founder Paul Reed Smith joined forces with the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus to give local students a day they won’t forget—and we got to tag along.
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Cindy Urban talks about KIN: Rooted in Hope, by Carole Boston Weatherford and her son, illustrator Jeffrey Boston Weatherford—this year’s One Maryland One Book—and how it’s inspiring people across the state to reflect on their own family histories.
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Gayle Galbraith is the owner of FedBrew Kombucha in Federalsburg. We talk about life, health, and the joys and issues of owning a successful business
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Anne Lindberg and Piper Shepard, whose solo exhibitions opened last week at the Academy Art Museum, talk about drawing with thread, carving cloth, and seeing the world in layers.
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