- Music, creativity, and the brain with Dr. Charles Limb
- Your Money Matters, and a conversation with Mike Bonanno of The Yes Men
- ACORN offices in Maryland close their doors
- Are there too many laws in America?
- A conversation with Baltimore City Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld
February 1, 2010 - Hour 1
First this hour, why is 60 the magic number in the US Senate?  Senate Historian Donald Ritchie and Linda Monk, author of The Words We Live By: Your Annotated Guide to the Constitution, join us to shed some light on the complex workings of the Senate.
Then, we take a look at the political maneuvering in Baltimore's City Hall, as City Council President Stephanie Rawlings-Blake prepares to officially take over as Mayor this Thursday. Â Who will be the next City Council President? Â We're joined by Baltimore Sun City Hall reporter Julie Scharper, political analyst Catalina Byrd, and Baltimore political insider and journalist Hassan Giordano.
Anthony McCarthy, host of The Anthony McCarthy Show on WEAA, co-hosts with Marc today.Â
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The Senate and filibuster
Your segment on the Sentate and the filibuster was informative, but just barely scratched the surface about why the filibuster has become such a problem, and indeed so dangerous to governing and accountability, right now. May I recommend the following, which gets at what's really become different about filibustering:
http://jamesfallows.theatlantic.com/archives/2010/02/why_bipartisanship_...
Try to get James Fallows to discuss this on the show.
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