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February 12, 2021
Credit creative commons The storming of the nations Capitol Building has brought the issue of white supremacy front and center in the national dialogue. Host Don Rush talked with associate history professor Kathryn Barrett-Gaines at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore about the origins and impact of white supremacy in the United States. Listen
February 10, 2021
The impeachment trial has brought front and center the terrorism that struck the nation's capital. And, many are calling for revamping the nation's laws
February 9, 2021
The Biden administration and Democrats are pushing to get approval for their $1.9 billion pandemic relief package. And, that is a top priority for the
February 8, 2021
Credit creative commons There is a new report by the American Society of Clinical Oncology finds progress is being made in the fight against cancer. But, Dr. Howard Burris, chairman of the board, told Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush some communities still lag behind. Listen
February 8, 2021
Credit creative commons There is a new report by the American Society of Clinical Oncology finds progress is being made in the fight against cancer. But, Dr. Howard Burris, chairman of the board, told Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush some communities still lag behind. Listen
February 5, 2021
Credit creative commons Lawmakers are now working on a coronavirus relief package in Annapolis. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot who is running for governor to talk about what he sees as the drawbacks to the latest effort in the state capital. Listen
February 5, 2021
Credit creative commons Lawmakers are now working on a coronavirus relief package in Annapolis. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush talked with Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot who is running for governor to talk about what he sees as the drawbacks to the latest effort in the state capital. Listen
February 5, 2021
Credit book cover February marks Black History Month. And, Delmarva Today begins with a look at two books. Host Don Rush talks with Rio Cortez co-author of the childrens book "The ABCs of Black History" and then explores a new novel by Robert Jones Junior, "The Prophets" about a plantation in the antebellum South. Listen
February 4, 2021
Credit MPT Maryland Governor Larry Hogan gave a somber state of the state address warning residents that even with the vaccine there is a long way to go before the end of the coronavirus pandemic. Delmarva Public Medias Don Rush has this report. Listen
February 4, 2021
Maryland First Congressional District Democrats have already announced primary campaigns to face off against Rep. Andy Harris. But, Democrats specifically drew the district to be solidly Republican. Delmarva Publc Medias Don Rush looks at how Democrats assess their chances. (part 2) Listen