Governor Martin O' Malley delivers his State of the State address
A tribute to Don Cornelius, the creator and host of Soul Train
Actor Roscoe Orman and others join us to discuss an upcoming production of August Wilson's play Jitney
Out of the frying pan, into the airwaves... Three young chefs dish about food in Baltimore
Author Eric Weiner on his methodical search for faith
March 10, 2010 - Hour 1
First up today, we talk to Annie Leonard. She’s the writer of the Internet video sensation “The Story of Stuff.” The 20 minute cartoon explains the interconnected nature of environmental and social issues around the world, and why our addiction to stuff is wrong. She joins Marc to talk about her new book based on the film.
Then we sit down with two professors of law: Sherrilyn Iffil, from the University of Maryland Law School, and Paula Johnson from the Syracuse University College of Law, where she is co-director of the Cold Case Justice Initiative. They join Marc to discuss the recent decision of the FBI to close many of the still pending investigations into civil rights era murders.
Read Professor Iffil’s op-ed about the closure in The Root.
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