Johns Hopkins
Five Minutes of Baltimore History
Five Minutes of Baltimore History hosted by Johns Hopkins is a storytelling series that reveals the lives and legacies behind Baltimore’s neighborhoods, landmarks, and leaders. Episodes run as short, compelling vignettes that invite listeners to discover how Baltimore’s heritage and historic places have shaped our city and our nation.
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The Marble Bar 05.01.2026 3:56
The Marble Bar in Baltimore, once a hotspot for punk rock and new wave bands, has been vacant for years. But what a history!
Frank Zappa in Highlandtown 30.12.2025 4:18
A bronze statue of Frank Zappa, a Baltimore native and rock and roll legend, stands outside the Southeast branch of the Pratt Library in Highlandtown, Baltimore.
Billie Holiday Block 18.12.2025 4:22
Exploring the neighborhood where Billie Holiday began her life in Baltimore.
Duckpin Bowling 02.12.2025 4:14
Baltimore word association: Natty Boh, crab cakes, formstone, and…duckpin bowling!
Fort Carroll 25.11.2025 4:16
“What is that crazy little island in the middle of the Chesapeake Bay?” It’s Fort Carroll!
Camark Cats 21.11.2025 4:18
What’s with all of those climbing ceramic cats on the sides of buildings in Baltimore?
Little Willie Adams 18.11.2025 4:20
Little Willie Adams, a Baltimore businessman, made significant impacts in entertainment, politics, and business.
Formstone: Love it or hate it? 04.11.2025 4:18
One thing we know for sure is that people are passionate about it. Formstone, created here in Baltimore!
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