Shore Stories
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Ben Brunner sits down with Cid Collins Walker and members of the Chesapeake Film Festival planning committee to preview what's ahead for this year's festival and the films, events, and conversations audiences can expect.
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After more than two decades with Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, Hilary Axtmayer steps into the role of CEO. We talk about leadership, carrying forward Paul Newman's vision, and what the future holds for an organization that has transformed the lives of countless children and families.
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Tom Maglio from Discover Easton stops by with a look at upcoming events, activities, and opportunities to enjoy everything happening around Easton.
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What happens when more than 200 women each decide to give a little? We talk with the founders of 100+ Women Who Care Talbot County about the power of collective giving and how a simple idea has helped local nonprofits make a much bigger impact in the community.
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Cathy Schmidt discusses Oxford's plans to open the Customs House as part of America's upcoming 250th birthday celebration and the volunteers needed to help bring local history to life.
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Easton's Juneteenth Celebration returns for its 16th year, honoring the history and living legacy of the Hill Community. Jair Devereaux joins us to talk about local emancipation traditions, community storytelling, and why these histories still matter today.
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Galen Marquess returns home from Pratt Institute with ANGELBOY, a solo exhibition at TRA Gallery exploring memory, grief, trauma, and transformation through painting, printmaking, sculpture, and stained glass.
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Bear Me Into Freedom brings Frederick Douglass's words to life through film. Filmmaker Jeff McGuiness, Pastor Reginald Pinkett, and Rev. Elmer Davis discuss the project and its connection to Juneteenth on the Eastern Shore.
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On the Riverkeeper Report, Matt Pluta shares encouraging news about the health of our rivers and what residents can do to help maintain that progress.
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Ben Brunner sits down with Tred Avon Players Executive Director Sammie Adams Mercer about the organization’s scholarship program, supporting young performers, and how community theater inspires the next generation of artists.