We talk with jazz artist Dominick Farinacci about Behind the Lines, a stage production at the Avalon that brings together a firefighter, a soldier, and a jazz musician to tell the human story of 9/11 in a way that is deeply personal and impossible to forget.

Chesapeake Music Executive Director David Faleris and Board Chair Kae Dakin discuss the success of the Chamber Music Competition and what’s coming next.

Two local teachers, Jeremy Hillyard and Jolyn Thompson, discuss how earning the National Board Certification, one of the toughest certifications in education, is helping reshape their classrooms.

Featured artist of the OCC’s Art Fair, Magii Sarfaty joins us to talk about painting the Shore, building theater worlds, crafting paper flowers, and living a creative life that refuses to stay in one lane.

Animal advocate and musician Bill Van Loo returns with new songs inspired by shelter dogs and the stories behind them.

Kimberly Thomas joins Ben Brunner to preview this year’s Preakness Party, supporting Positive Strides Therapeutic Riding and the life-changing work they do for people from all walks of life.

Filmmaker and Easton resident Francisco Salazar joins us to talk about Colibrí, identity, and what it means when a story that has traveled the world, won numerous awards, finally lands back on the Shore.

Tracy Garrett of the Talbot County Garden Club chats with Louise Peterson and Camille Massey, co-chairs of the upcoming Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage.

David Cherry joins us to talk about a youth Shakespeare workshop at Oxford Community Center that makes the Bard fun, physical, and accessible.

Steffanie Malkus of Baywater Animal Rescue shares how Wags, Wings & Wheels brings together rescue animals, classic cars, airplanes, and community support.