Free to Bmore Podcast
A podcast of the Enoch Pratt Free Library, this series features conversation with leaders and innovators having a positive impact on Baltimore City. Your journey starts here...
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From the Archives: 50 Years of Pride in 2019
June 2019: It's been half a century since the Stonewall Uprising kicked off Pride marches across the world. In this episode, LGBTQ + community members discuss how far the movement for equal rights has come, and how much further there is to go.
Joe Giordano
In this episode of Free to Bmore we chat with Joe Giordano, an award-winning photojournalist in Baltimore. His work has been featured in GQ, The Guardian, NPR, Architectural Digest, and Al Jazeera. His images capture some of our city's most poignant moments in recent history. Now he is passing his expertise to the new generation. Join us for an insightful conversation.
Justin Fenton
We start the new year talking to one of Baltimore's most well-known newspaper reporters. Justin Fenton is a Pulitzer Prize–nominated investigative reporter with The Baltimore Banner. He reflects on his career, uncovering some of the biggest stories in Baltimore, and the impact of local journalism.
Today with Dr. Kaye
From filmmaker, to professor, to one of Baltimore's leading voices in racial equity, Dr. Karsonya "Kaye" Wise Whitehead has had an impactful career. This episode of the Free to Bmore podcast, we talk to her about her impact on the local and national media landscape.
Senator Ben Cardin
With nearly six decades in public service, Senator Ben Cardin shares his insights, most meaningful accomplishments, and the impact he hopes to leave on Maryland. Listen in for an inspiring conversation with one of Maryland's most respected leaders.
No Pix After Dark
Aaron Dante is the voice behind the No Pix After Dark podcast, highlighting change makers in Baltimore City. This episode of the Free to Bmore podcast, we go behind the scenes to find how his popular podcast started, the impact it's had, and what's next for No Pix.