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Credit Christian Emmer / creative commons With the nation rapidly putting shots into arms in the vaccination effort against COVID 19, there is a growing number of appointments going unfilled. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talks with emergency room physician Mike Murphy about the hesitancy by many not to get the vaccine. (Part 2) Full interview can be heard on Delmarva Today 4/23/21. Listen

Credit creative commons While the nation has been picking up speed with the vaccination effort against COVID 19, there are some hurdles ahead. Host Don Rush talks with Dr. Mike Murphy, emergency room physician at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional, about reports of blood clots, vaccine hesitancy and other issues facing the rollout. Listen

Credit Don Rush Today marks Earth Day and its been over 50 years since it was first observed. Here on the Eastern Shore much has been done to improve the regions environment including cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay. Delmarva Publics Don Rush talked with Alan Girard, the Eastern Shore director with the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, about the efforts and progress that has been made. Listen

Credit official photo Around 25 percent of the nations population has been vaccinated against the coronavirus. But, issues have arisen with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with emergency room physician Mike Murphy about this latest development. (Part 1) Full interview will be aired on Delmarva Today on Friday at 9 a.m. on WSDL 90.7 FM. Listen

Credit cell phone video There was cheering and jubilation outside the Minneapolis courthouse yesterday afternoon when it was announced that former police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd. Kirkland Hall, former president of the Somerset County Branch of the NAACP, told Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush that the verdict was expected and believes it will mean a change in law enforcement. Listen

Credit creative commons The coronavirus pandemic has begun to reshape the classroom with many teachers forced to remotely instruct their students. As schools reopen Ted Dintersmith founder of What School Could Be sees this as an opertunity to transform and innovate in the current education system. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with him about his initiative that focuses students on projects they want to create. Listen

Credit creative commons The coronavirus pandemic has begun to reshape the classroom with many teachers forced to remotely instruct their students. As schools reopen Ted Dintersmith founder of What School Could Be sees this as an opertunity to transform and innovate in the current education system. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with him about his initiative that focuses students on projects they want to create. Listen

Credit Book Cover With the surge in undocumented immigrants -- especially children coming to the U.S./Mexico border -- the nation has seen many images from those being detained. Warren Binford has compiled a book entitled, "Hear My Voice: The Testimonies of Children Detained at the Southern Border of the United States" for Project Amplify. Amidst colorful drawings Binford laces in what she and others have heard from the children. Host Don Rush talks with her about the book and her experience a...

Credit Book Cover With the surge in undocumented immigrants -- especially children coming to the U.S./Mexico border -- the nation has seen many images from those being detained. Warren Binford has compiled a book entitled, "Hear My Voice: The Testimonies of Children Detained at the Southern Border of the United States" for Project Amplify. Amidst colorful drawings Binford laces in what she and others have heard from the children. Host Don Rush talks with her about the book and her experience a...

The Maryland legislature has approved a sweeping reform of oversight for law enforcement placing civilian review boards at the heart of the process.