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We caught up with Baltimore City Councilwoman Phylicia Porter before the Saint Agnes Legislative Breakfast earlier this month. She joins host Damian O'Doherty to talk about healthcare access and more. Councilwoman Phylicia Porter represents District 10 on the Baltimore City Council.

Governor Moore understands that tomorrow’s Community Peacebuilding & Resource Fair is only the starting point for building a coalition for peace in West Baltimore. The interfaith event, held at the Edmondson Village Shopping Center, will feature 19+ resource partners, a gun buyback, and remarks from several elected officials. No one will be left behind in 21229.

For the next few weeks, Center Maryland's Karson Kamenetz will be hosting interviews with Maryland's elected officials and community leaders. In today's virtual discussion, Karson sits down with Baltimore City Councilman Leon Pinkett from the city's 7th district. Together, they discuss the Councilman's ideas pertaining to Baltimore's education system, police reform in the city, and his advice to those seeking to serve in their communities. Join us for a meaningful conversation with one of Baltimore's most prominent legislatures.

Baltimore's own Mia "Killer Bee" Ellis joins us at Center Maryland for a conversation about her fighting style and representing Baltimore going into her next fight on January 30 against 0-7 Myasia Oglesby.

For the past few months, Center Maryland's Karson Kamenetz has been sitting down with elected officials across the state to discuss current events, their policy platforms, and what sparked their interest in Maryland politics. In today's virtual conversation, Karson is joined by Baltimore County Executive John "Johnny O" Olszewski to talk about his governing priorities, the overarching goal of a transparent government, and the county's COVID-19 response. Join Karson in this conversation with the leader of Baltimore County politics.

For the next few weeks, Center Maryland's Karson Kamenetz will be hosting interviews with numerous elected officials and community leaders across the state. Today, Karson sits down with Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka from the county's second district. Together, they talk about the Councilman's legislative priorities, a bill prevented landlords from raising rent during the pandemic, and his advice to those entering the political scene.

Dan Weber from the Boilermakers joins Center Maryland to talk about the union's footprint, workers in the region, and the changes in technology coming to the energy sector.

Nikki Thompson of the Maryland Fair Funding Coalition stopped by to talk about the thing on the mind of all Marylanders - Kirwan: how to fund it, why it matters and the return on investment.

Delegate Bonnie Cullison stopped over to tell Center Maryland about her legislation to create an Infant Lifetime Care Trust, paid for by Maryland Hospitals, that would provide lifetime access to medical care to infants injured during birth.

Premiere Annapolis mainstay Delora Sanchez Ifekauche joined us on Center Maryland for a level-set on the growing medical liability crisis in Maryland, and to discuss the particulars of legislation in the House and Senate to provide relief for families and hospitals.

Isaac Hametz of Mahan Rykiel Associates stopped by Center Maryland to explain how landscape architects are addressing climate change by designing with nature. Afterward, he shared his perspective on Baltimore's Inner Harbor and gave us a look at what he'd like to see done with the space at the heart of Baltimore.