Maryland Capital with Jayne Miller

Conversation with city planner Jeff Speck about the benefits of walkable cities and street changes that achieve them. Author of Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America One Step at a Time. "..a down and dirty, step by step seminar on city repair.." -The Globe and Mail-

A wide ranging conversation with a man who's spent 58 years in public service. How politics have changed Trump and the Senate What happens to abortion rights now Why VP Harris lost

Baltimore has received more than $600 mil in settlements and awards by suing opioid manufacturers. But where will the money go? Public health advocates push for innovative investments. I discuss with WBAL-TV investigative reporter Tolly Taylor.

10 recommendations to increase the supply of affordable housing from a new paper by Tom Coale and Salim Furth. Included--redirecting the public participation process so NIMBYs can't stall the project.

Jayne talks with attorney and gender in the law expert Laura Bearsch about why white women don't a Democratic presidential candidate and other election matters.

Jayne Miller and guest host Dan Reed interview Department of Housing and Community Development Jake Day about the Moore Administration's efforts to address the housing crisis and build more housing.

Jayne Miller interviews Mileah Kromer about the new Institute of Politics at UMBC and her most recent poll on Maryland's US Senate race. They discuss poll methodology, the disappearance of landlines, and what makes the 2024 cycle different for a candidate like Larry Hogan.

Jayne and Tom introduce their new podcast, Maryland Capital, which features the people and subjects that Marylanders want to know more about.