Show Podcasts

Award winning photographer Andre Chung just returned from Haiti and will join Anthony to share his first hand account of the devastation from the earthquake and the relief efforts taking place on the ground. Check out his images: http://www.achungphoto.com/photography/we-are-alive-in-haiti

It has been a difficult year for President Barack Obama but he can claim some major successes. From health care reform to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Obama administration has moved quickly to to put their stamp on America's foreign and domestic policies. But some critics on the political left and right are saying the administration can do more. A year into his first term, where do you stand on the presidency of Barack Obama? 

Leaders of various faith groups have joined together to address violence in Baltimore's communities. They are asking citizens to join them in starting a movement that draws upon common faith and hope to heal the ongoing violence and hurting we see in many of the city's neighborhoods. The group will hold a Vigil Against Violence on January 25, 2010.

With massive devastation following Tuesday's earthquake, the world community is rallying to the aid of Haiti. What can you do to help the people of the island nation? Avoid the scams and support organizations and agencies that are trying to make a difference.

The Maryland General Assembly opened this week with major issues facing the legislators. Budget shortfalls have the Governor seeking new revenue including "modest" increases in college tuition. How can we fix this budget? What more can be cut? How will localities like Baltimore be impacted by the shrinking resources from the state?

Anthony is joined by two Annapolis observers to discuss what's on tap for the 2010 legislative session.

Mayor Sheila Dixon will leave city government on Feb. 4 and the political landscape for Baltimore will change. How does the city begin to move forward after the multi-year corruption scandal that hung over City Hall? Can we continue the downward trend in violent crime? Can we manage the growing fiscal crisis? Can we repair the damage done to the city's image in Annapolis and in Washington?

Anthony will be joined by personal chef Connie Johnson, well known for making gourmet cooking easy, to get some tips on dishes that will brighten up your holiday season. Whether preparing something new for the family or inviting over your co-workers to toast Christmas and New Year's, Connie will offer advice and tout the concept of hiring a personal chef to do all the work for you!

Baltimore has had a mixed year - crime is down, both our Ravens and Orioles disappointed us, some of our neighborhoods are thriving but Mayor Sheila Dixon is in the political fight of her life following being found guilty of stealing gift cards meant for the poor.

"Spencer's First Dollar" is a children's book that concentrates on teaching our children how to manage money, a concept often overlooked by parents. James Merritt joins Anthony to discuss the book and ways we can prepare our children to become money responsible adults. http://www.spencersfirst.com/

Richard Sher joins Anthony to discuss upcoming topics on his hit show "Square Off" and takes your calls and shares his thoughts on the headlines and news of the day.