We discuss issues raised by a series of recent events at the intersection of technology and politics, from hackers breaking into the IMF's computer system to the United States covertly supporting dissident computer and phone networks around the world.
Join us as we speak with members of the Maryland Consumer Rights Coaltion. Their new film, "Stealing Trust," documents stories of financial fraud faced by homeowners and consumers in Maryland.
Join us for a ranging conversation with Shawn Ware, a poet, member of the Kiowa tribe and an educator on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
Join us for this week's episode of On Delmarva.
First, historian William Dudley talks about his book Maritime Maryland – A History, a comprehensive look at how the Chesapeake Bay developed as an environmental and economic center over the last several hundred years.
New York Times visual Op-Ed columnist Charles Blow joins us to discuss his most recent column. He offers his take on the economic crises, and why we need to
Jonathan Zimmerman joins us to discuss the boundaries of free speech for teachers, inside the classroom and out. Dr. Zimmerman is a professor of education and history at New York University and is the author of Small Wonder: The Little Red Schoolhouse in History and Memory.
Nancy Grasmick, the Maryland State Superintendent of Schools, is the longest serving State Superintendent in the country. She's retiring at the end of this school year, and she joins us in the studio to talk about her legacy after 20 years of heading up the Maryland school system.
Lester Spence, Professor of Political Science at Johns Hopkins University, joins us to education, race, politics and current events.
Jared Ball joins us to discuss his new book, I Mix What I Like: A Mixtape Manifesto, an exploration of hip hop from a radical political perspective.
Join us for a conversation with Congressman John Sarbanes about the debt ceiling.
Remember the scare over BPA in plastic water bottles? Have you ever wondered what other chemicals are in common products, and how they affect us? Our guest today is McKay Jenkins, who set out to find about about the many (and often unregulated) chemicals we're exposed to every day. His new book is Do you like it?
