For the Birds with Jack Wildlife
The Annapolis Podcast
Today Jack Turner talks all things birds. This is the episode for any aspiring birder in Annapolis or beyond! Jack has an instagram page that has gone viral with interesting birding tidbits, gorgeous pictures and fun memes. Here is Jack Wildlife Turner's instagram page:
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Annapolis Blues Soccer - Insight into our Mid-Atlantic Champions
The Annapolis Podcast
Today we talk to Hiram Wainwright of the Annapolis Blues Soccer Club. Topics include the origins of the Blues, what the Blues are doing in the Annapolis community and how Annapolis Blues gear is the perfect Annapolis holiday gift for our friends and family. Buy your Annapolis Blues gifts Buy your whole family season tickets *Apologize that one microphone wasn't working for this interview, so the hosts sound is distant.
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Kevin Slattery - Comedy, Wrestling, Tattoos and Navy Football
The Annapolis Podcast
We talked to Kevin Slattery insta @kfslattery on a wide rage of topics, including: Annapolis Comedy, Wrestling, Tattoos and Navy Football
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Anne Arundel African American Female Pioneers
The Annapolis Podcast
Dr. Patsy Blackshear discusses her new book: "Celebrating African American Female Pioneers: An Anne Arundel County Maryland Ongoing Research Endeavor." These pioneers represent the "first" to accomplish significant achievements in their various areas of endeavor. More than thirty women from the period of 1800 through 2021 are identified in this first research work.
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ICONIC Annapolis Restaurant Chick & Ruth's Delly Owner
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's episode we talk with Spencer Jones, the owner of the iconic Annapolis Restaurant Chick & Ruth's Delly.
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Savidge, Schandelmeier Shake-up the Great Workforce Housing Bill Debate
The Annapolis Podcast
Alderman Rob Savidge and Alderman Brooks Schandelmeier each bring to the table their viewpoints on the proposed Workforce Housing Bill for the CIty of Annapolis. Annapolis Workforce Housing Bill: For the purpose of using workforce housing for a permitted use subject to standards in certain residential, commercial, office and mixed use districts, establishing the standards for workforce housing; and generally related to zoning.
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Annapolis Real Estate: Crash or Cash? w/ Chad Robertson
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's guest is Annapolis Real Estate Agent Chad Robertson with the PCS Hometeam that is a part of the Keller Williams Flagship of Maryland.
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Severn River Association Executive Director, Jesse Iliff
The Annapolis Podcast
Native son and environmental attorney, Jesse Iliff, joined the Severn River Association as Executive Director on March 1, 2022. Jesse brings a wealth of experience as an environmental advocate and Riverkeeper to lead SRA, the nation’s oldest river group, to ensure that we achieve our new strategic vision — to ensure that the Severn River is thriving by 2050.
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Briayna Cuffie on the Black History of Eastport
The Annapolis Podcast
Briayna Cuffie discusses the black history of Eastport. Third Street School in Eastport 1922-1923
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The Gun-Wielding Philanthropist and the Adventuress Socialite: The Charming and Eccentric Lives of Truxtun and Marie Beale, 1856-1956
The Annapolis Podcast
Local Author William Cooke discusses his new book through January 5th, 2022. Learn the mystery and intrigue behind why Truxtun Park in Annapolis is called Truxtun Park... and who it should be named after.
info_outlineThis week's guests are the Anne Arundel Circuit Court judges who are up for election after being appointed by a governor. These current judges are Klavans, McCormack, Schaeffer and Vitale. (They are the "Final Four" on the ballot when you vote.) They all gave great insight on why we should care who are judges are. We talked about their connections to the community. These serious judges have a fun, down-to-earth side that I think you will enjoy listening to.
In the beginning of the podcast, I explain the rigorous and thorough vetting process each of them undertook to become appointed judges. These judges had to apply and interview with various specialty bars representing various ethnic, racial and gender groups, legislators and community organizations before they were able to meet with the nominating commission. The 13 member Nominating Commission was made up of Republican, Democrat and Independents, lawyers and non-lawyers who then aske questions of the candidates before the commission then determined if they were qualified to be placed on a list that was forwarded to the Governor.
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