We do not hear the stories of others and the narratives that make up their lives. The stories of the lives of minority youth who often face the juvenile justice system in Wicomico County can now be heard.
It's the product of BARS: Stories of the System, a Youth Perspective and the Fenix Youth Project.
A public screening of the digital stories created in the BARS Stories of the System, From A Youth Perspective project will take place at the
It has been fifty years since the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. We hear from local leaders on their remembrances of that day and their thoughts on the future.
In the second half, poet Gerry LaFemina is on Salisbury University's campus as part of Salisbury's Poetry Week celebrations. He'll talk about his work and his latest collection, The Story of Ash.
Guests: Eddy Boyd, retired Professor at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Why do people leave home to serve and fight in the wars of other countries? Are they courageous heroes or courageous fools? This is the question raised by Dr. Herb Howe in his scholarly paper on Swedish pilot Carl von Rosen. “Did Count von Rosen “Do the Right Thing” in Biafra?”
Join us this Friday March 30th at Noon for a performance by Apollo's Fire of George Fredric Handel's oratorio "Israel in Egypt". From plagues and pyramids to the crossing of the Red Sea, this gripping story comes to life with reverence and triumph.
