Orioles infielder Gunnar Henderson joins former Oriole Adam Jones for Episode 5. Henderson shares how he’s spending his offseason, what it’s like being part of a young, talented team, the first time he met Adley Rutschman and how he prepared his body to withstand a long baseball season. Jones and Jerry Coleman also debate the lack of a salary cap in baseball and introduce this week’s high school athlete of the week.
Fresh off becoming a World Series champion, first baseman Trey Mancini joins former Oriole Adam Jones this week. Mancini and Jones discuss his postseason experience with the Houston Astros, the surprise of being traded and what’s next for the Orioles’ young players. Jerry Coleman and Jones also debate being mic’d up during games and what the Ravens should do at receiver.-
Former Baltimore Oriole Adam Jones is joined by Torrey Smith, former Ravens wide receiver, to discuss life after football, the latest with the Ravens and how he keeps himself motivated to stay in shape. Jones and Jerry Coleman also debate if athletes should record their charitable actions and share them with the world. Jones also shares his journey to find the best Philly cheesesteak.
Rev Al and I get finally get to talk healthcare. We couldn’t be more pleased to have Ed Lovern, the CEO of Ascension St. Agnes join us for a great talk that hits wide range of topics. We started things off with a quick lesson on how to say his name…say Govern, now replace the G with an L and you’ve got it down. Ed’s not from Baltimore, but he has quickly made his mark as the CEO of Ascensions only asset in this market. Ascension is an amazing company, in fact they are the largest Catholic Healthcare system in the Country with over 151 Hospitals.
In episode 43 of The Lobby, Damian is joined by none other than Maryland’s U.S. Senator Ben Cardin. Join us for a look at the Senator’s leadership to help pass legislation that would allow seniors’ to access innovative new tools to detect cancer called Multi-Cancer Early Detection tests. Along those same lines, they look at the prospects for providing access to dental coverage for more people. They also take a few minutes to discuss Senator Cardin’s role as chairman of the Small Business Committee which gives him a seat at the table to create more opportunities to help minority-owned businesses. And, to close out the conversation, Senator Cardin and Damian take a stroll down memory lane and look back at the legacy of Ted Venetoulis, and his inspiration in the creation of The Baltimore Banner.
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Matt Gallagher of Goldseker Foundation joins Nestor at Union Brewing to talk Baltimore beer and cheer. Pearl Jam, great local eats and just a wee bit of politics and how Wes Moore could make our city better from the Governor’s chair.
Ascension St. Agnes leader Ed Lovern tells Nestor about the power of a true community hospital.
Tom Coale is an attorney with the law firm of Talkin & Oh LLP. His practice concentrates on affordable housing, land use, and zoning.
In episode 42 of The Lobby, Damian comes to you live from the biggest lobby in Maryland, the MACo Summer Conference in beautiful Ocean City. This is part 9 of a multi-part series with leaders from around Maryland at the biggest gathering of elected officials and insiders in the state.
For part 9, Damian is joined by Talkie Communications for a primer on rural connectivity, and the benefits of fiber. Stick around for our guests’ first-hand account of what it takes to connect communities previously unserved by the internet.
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