Comptroller Peter Franchot and Annapolis
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's guest is Comptroller Peter Franchot. The Comptroller, who is running for Governor of Maryland, recognizes some Annapolis community heroes. We discuss MD's Tax Free Week, social justice issues, budget cuts, mail-in voting. facilitating homeownership for minorities and incentives for people to come work in Maryland during this age of remote working. The Comptroller mentions that he would like to see alcohol delivery continue after the pandemic!
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Leigh Rand of The Annapolis Rotary Club talks about THE Crab Feast this year
The Annapolis Podcast
Leigh Rand, the Annapolis Rotary Club Crab Feast Chair this year and owner of FastSigns Annapolis, is today's guest on The Annapolis Podcast.
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Alex Pline on Pricey Luxury Condos, Parking Lots, and Cycling in Annapolis
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's guest is Alex Pline. He is a member of "Team Pline" based here out of Annapolis.
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Devon Brown - Annapolis Coalition of Black Progressives
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's guest is Devon Brown who is the co-founder of Annapolis Coalition of Black Progressives.
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Scott talks Reopening, Health and Racism in Annapolis
The Annapolis Podcast
Scott talks Reopening, Health and Racism in Annapolis
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Carroll Hynson, Jr., the owner of the oldest black business in Annapolis, talks history
The Annapolis Podcast
This week's guest on The Annapolis Podcast is Carroll Hynson, Jr. Carroll is the owner of Carroll Hynson & Son, the longest running African American business in Annapolis. He talks about growing up as an African American in Annapolis. Carroll tells stories of how one of his early jobs was drag racing for money. He talks about doing puppet shows at the old Annapolis "White" Library. How his father rose as a prominent businessman and developer in Annapolis is discussed.
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Cover My Dreams in Ink, A Son’s Unbearable Solitude, A Mother’s Unending Quest
The Annapolis Podcast
Annapolitan Jessie Dunleavy wrote a memoir about her son, Paul, a boy whose learning differences constrained his connections with others and whose poetry depicts an inner life otherwise unknown, and her staunch advocacy for him, from the fight to obtain an appropriate education through the fight for his life as he entered the harrowing world of addiction. Release Date June 1, 2020.
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Mental Health in Annapolis During Covid-19 w/ Therapist Meredith Braden
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's guest is therapist Meredith Braden. She discusses some tips for you and your family on staying mentally healthy during this pandemic. Teletherapy is now being used.
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(Video) Journalist Josh on the Coronavirus and the Media
The Annapolis Podcast
Today I talked to journalist Josh Davidsburg about the media reporting on the coronavirus. We talk about popular culture movies, TV shows and video games. Josh Davidsburg is an award-winning broadcast journalist, documentary filmmaker
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#Feedannearundel with Monica Alvarado
The Annapolis Podcast
Today's guest is Monica Alvarado. She discusses the #feedannearundel initiative and how it is a win-win-win for Anne Arundel. The idea is simple: pay restaurants across Anne Arundel County to prepare healthy, nutritious meals for those in our community in need. While this is by no means a profitable venture, the end results create a win-win-win: We are keeping people fed, keeping people employed, and keeping businesses afloat.
info_outlineFormer Mayor Ellen Moyer discusses the fascinating history of oysters in the Chesapeake Bay. We also discuss parallels between the plight of the oyster industry and the deforestation of Anne Arundel County.