- Frances Moore Lappe' joins us to discuss her newest book- Getting A Grip 2: Clarity, Creatvity And Courage For a World We Really Want
- We discuss local cuisine and agriculture as we talk about the history of the Maryland Fish Pepper
- Daniel Ellsberg on civil disobedience and patriotism
- An interview with David Kirby, the author of Animal Factory.
- The legacy of To Kill A Mockingbird, 50 years after its publication
December 29. 2008
The Marc Steiner Show
In our first segment, we talk with Stephen Walters, an economics professor at Loyola University who has a proposal to dramatically cut Baltimore's property tax in order to encourage investment and redevelopment in the city.
Read the Urbanite's feature on Stephen Walters here, and the op-ed he wrote for The Wall Street Journal last summer here.Â
Next, Margaret Guroff discusses her new website: the first online, fully annotated version of Herman Melville's Moby Dick. Read her recent essay in Urbanite here.
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