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Hundreds gathered this week in Charles Village at the site of the brutal murder of Stephen Pitcarin to show solidarity against violence in one of Baltimore's historic neighborhoods. But some people were outraged and demanded to know why the accused attackers, both of whom had extraordinary criminal backgrouds, were still on the streets.

The murder of Pitcarin is the latest example of the perceived spike in violence in Baltimore. Violent crime is reportedly down in the city, but too many citizens feel unsafe and unsure of what needs to be done to fix this problem.

Last week Virginia Senator Jim Webb wrote an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal which said that it is time for government minority set-asides in business to end. He argued that America owed a huge debt to African Americans due to slavery but other immigrants and minority groups should compete in the market place and sink or swim on their own without the government giving them an advantage over other businesses.

Two of the city's emerging leaders Democrat Mary Washington and Republican Trae Lewis join Anthony to discuss some of the week's headlines and share their thoughts on politics, crime and violence, education and leadership.  

Owner/Chef of Prime Steak House in Baltimore, Timothy Dean began his career as a kitchen dishwasher. Now he is a worldclass chef with an illustrious career including being a major contender in the current season of the popular BRAVO cooking competition Top Chef.

There are many examples of married couples who are successful in business together. However, can they stay in business together after the marriage ends? Join Anthony and his guests John and Maria Welch, who operate a thriving and growing company together despite the fact that their marriage has ended.

How can you keep your personal life from ruining your business relationship? John and Maria will offer advice and share their stories on how they navigate this interesting modern day situation.  

The longtime Baltimore City Sheriff John Anderson has several challengers in this year's election. One of those candidates, Frances "Jean" Hamilton, joins Anthony to discuss her vision for the Sheriff's office.

Anthony will be joined by several of the city's leading opinion makers and journalists to discuss the headlines of the week including the arrest of a Baltimore city police officer for murder, the President makes his case about the on-going oil contamination in the Gulf to the American people and a recent poll shows the governor's race in MD to be in a dead-heat...

Anthony will be joined by radio and television personality Marc Clarke and community activist and educator David Miller for an hour long look at the changing role of fatherhood in our society.

Centerstage in Baltimore will host a night of jazz and fun with the Purple Honey Concert Series www.centerstage.org and some of the artists performing and the production company leaders will join Anthony to talk about the event, play some music and have a good time - this is the first in our series highlighting events you should enjoy this summer.