Bailouts and Bankruptcies: Delmarvans Get Anxious (2008-09-19)
With the economic storm that has swept the financial sector, Delmarvans are watching anxiously at the outcome. Danny Irvin, associate professor of finance at the Perdue School of Business at Salisbury University talks about the financial crisis.
Maryland Budget Crunch Hits Salisbury University (2008-09-18)
Salisbury University has issued a hiring freeze as the new Maryland State Budget projects take a plunge.
Delmarva Red Cross Workers Descend on Texas after Hurricane Ike (2008-09-16)
Red Cross Volunteers up and down Delmarva are now in Texas aiding in recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike.
Delmarva: Storms and Global Warming (2008-09-12)
With the rising sea levels due to global warming, the 3rd annual conference of the American Institute of Architects on Sustainability looks at its on impact on the Delmarva coast ranging from storms to beach erosion
Last Day in St. Paul (2008-09-05)
Delaware Congressman Mike Castle and others respond to John McCain's acceptance speech.
Sen. McCain and the GOP (2008-09-05)
In St. Paul, moderates and social conservatives ponder John McCain's role in the party and the furture of the GOP.
Salisbury University's newest building (2008-09-04)
Salisbury University's latest addition to campus is the Teacher Education and Technology Center, which is expected the impact the ways children are taught in the future.
Reactions to Sarah Palin's Speech (2008-09-04)
Republican Delegates share their reactions to Ak. Gov. Sarah Palin's speech and what they hope to hear from John McCain.
Awaiting Sarah Palin's convention speech (2008-09-03)
Republican delegates, including DE Congressman Mike Castle, share their thoughts on VP pick Sarah Palin.
Delegate reactions to President Bush's convention speech (2008-09-03)
Delegates from Maryland and Delaware react to President Bush's speech and Rep. Gilchrest's endorsement of Frank Kratovil.
Michael Steele on African-Americans in the GOP (2008-09-02)
Former Maryland Lt. Gov. Michael Steele talks about African-Americans in the GOP and the candidacy of Barack Obama.
Republican Delegates and President Bush (2008-09-02)
President Bush's speech was postponed on the first night of the convention. Don Rush has reactions from Republican delegates.
Anti-War Protests in St. Paul (2008-09-01)
Various protest groups, including Veterans for Peace are in St. Paul to make their voices heard during the Republican Convention.
St. Paul Outlook (2008-09-01)
With Hurricane Gustav looming in the Gulf, Republican delegates react to an unusual Republican Convention opening day in St. Paul
Last Day in Denver (2008-08-29)
Md. Gov. O'Malley, Sen. Ben Cardin and others on the end of the Democratic Convention and the future prospects for the Democratic Party in November.
How important is the Vice President? (2008-08-28)
Essayist Dick Rosse reminds us of the importance of a candidate's choice in running mate.
Reactions to Hillary Clinton's Speech (2008-08-28)
Maryland Senators Cardin and Mikulski react to Hillary Clinton's speech at the Democratic Convention.
Sen. Carper on Obama and Biden (2008-08-28)
Don Rush speaks with Delaware Senator Tom Carper about the nominations of Senators Barack Obama and Joe Biden.
Denver Outlook (2008-08-26)
A look at the issues that might come up in the Democratic Convention.
Delaware delegates (2008-08-26)
With Joe Biden the VP pick, Delaware's small but vocal delegation find themselves in the spotlight.
Awaiting Hillary Clinton's Speech (2008-08-26)
Don Rush speaks with members of the Maryland and Delaware delegations, including Salisbury Mayor Barrie Tilghman and Gov. Martin O'Malley, in anticipation of Sen. Hillary Clinton's Tuesday evening speech.
Anti-War Protests in Denver (2008-08-25)
Don Rush interviews anti-war activists at the 2008 Democratic Convention in Denver.
A Local Joe Biden Connection (2008-08-25)
Joe Eschbach, husband of Salisbury University President Janet Dudley-Eshbach, is also Joe Biden's 1st Cousin.
Third Parties (2008-08-21)
With the presidential election looking like a close race, Democrats and Republicans are expected to be mindful of third party candidates that could spoil their chances. Public Radio Delmarva's Dick Rosse takes a look back at the some key third party candidacies.
Conflict in Maryland (2008-08-18)
Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and State Comptroller Peter Franchot have found themselves fighting over issues ranging from Board Of Public Works meetings to this November's slots ballot.
The Olympics and Politics (2008-08-07)
President Bush's criticism of China's human rights record on the eve of the Olympics in Beijing is just part of a rich history of politics mixing with the games. Public Radio Delmarva's essayist Dick Rosse reflects on Olympics past.
Artist Billy Pappas on his art (2008-08-06)
Baltimore native Billy Pappas talks to PRD about his portrait of Marilyn Monroe and the eight years he took to complete it.
Remembering Spiro Agnew (2008-08-06)
Essayist Dick Rosse looks back on the career of Maryland's Spiro Agnew.
Buy Locally: Portrait of an Organic Farmer (2008-07-23)
The week of July 21, Maryland celebrates local agriculture with it's Buy Locally campaign. In this portrait of an organic farmer, Ted Wycall talks about his farm and the organic farming movement.
60 Year Anniversary of Berlin Air Lift (2008-07-03)
This year marks the 60th anniversary since US Aircraft took to the skies over Europe to supply the beleaguered city of Berlin in the face of a Soviet blockade.
Bethany Beach Farmers Market Kicks Off Summer (2008-07-01)
With the onset of summer, Farmers Markets in Delmarva are doing a booming business -- especially in Bethany Beach.
Food Bank Hits High Food Prices (2008-06-26)
With the rise in food prices, the Maryland Food Bank is seeing more people coming to their doors for help.
Off Shore Oil Drilling Along Delmarva Coast (2008-06-25)
With $4 a gallon gas, national public opinion polls find American sentiment is shifting toward favoring off shore drilling. However, the Governor of Maryland and Eastern Shore political leaders express strong concerns about the prospect.
One Maryland/One Book Program (2008-06-24)
The true story of a young African American student struggling in a Washington DC school is the first book to be read in the One Maryland/One Book program series at the state's libraries.
Living With The Ever Present Cell Phone (2008-06-19)
The cell phone seems to be everywhere, taking up time and social space. But Public Radio Delmarva's Penny Hartman contemplates how they have changed our lives during their short history.
Delaware Farmer's Markets Thrive (2008-06-11)
Despite the sharp rise in gas prices, the Farmer's Markets in the Delaware coastal cities seem to be booming. (June 11)
Schism on Salisbury City Council (2008-06-09)
With battles raging over tax increases and development, a deep schism has developed on the Salisbury City Council.
(June 9)
Delmarva Celebrates Classical Music (2008-06-06)
The Eastern Shore Chamber Music Festival comes to the Eastern Shore for the annual celebration.
RFK Assassination Anniversary (2008-06-05)
On the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy in the wake of his victory in the California presidential primary, the most dramatic moments produced an enduring piece of radio sound comparable to that of the Hindenburgh broadcast.
Gas Rise Hits Delmarvans (2008-05-30)
With a gallon of gas hitting the $4 mark, Delmarvans struggle to make ends meet. (May 30)
Birds In Art (2008-05-22)
Celebrating birds on Delmarva is something of a tradition with the decoy being turned into an art form. The Ward Museum is marking that tradition with the Birds In Art exhibition on loan from the the Yawkey Woodson Art Museum in Wausau, WI. Former Salisbury University professor Kent Kimmel who has been involved with the exhibit talks about some of the works and significance of the display with Public Radio Delmarva's Don Rush. The exhibit runs through June 1. (May 22)
A Delmarvan in Earthquake Stricken China (2008-05-21)
Twenty-two year old musician Dana Limpert of Delaware talked with Public Radio Delmarva about her experience in China in the aftermath of an earthquake that has left thousands dead. (May 21)
Children's Author Jack Gantos (2008-05-18)
Jack Gantos speaks with Christopher Ranck about his books and his library visits.
Remembering 68 Election (2008-05-14)
While Democrats may think their party is deeply divided in this presidential election year, Public Radio Delmarva's Dick Rosse says they should look back to the great electoral tumult of 1968.
Storm hits Delmarva (2008-05-14)
Life returns to normal just as tourists begin flocking to region after a May 12th surprise nor-easter hit Delmarva.
African Americans React to Rev. Wright (2008-05-07)
African American Community reacts to controversey surrounding the former pastor of Democratic presidential candidate Barak Obama. (Part 3)
African Americans React to Rev. Wright (2008-05-07)
On the Eastern Shore of Maryland, some in the African American Community are stunned and suspicious of controversy surrounding the former pastor of Democratic presidential candidate Barak Obama.
African Americans React to Rev. Wright (2008-05-07)
African American Community reacts to controversey surrounding the former pastor of Democratic presidential candidate Barak Obama. (Part 2)
I Like Ike (2008-04-30)
This year a military man and a more intellectual candidate could face each other in this fall's presidential race. But, Public Radio Delmarva's Dick Rosse says we have seen this before.
Students Find Their Voice (2008-04-24)
Students across Delmarva struggle to write meaningful essays for teachers each semester. Public Radio Delmarva's Diane Saienne Albanese, an 8th grade language arts teacher in Milton, writes that many of her students found their voice in her own personal loss.
Earth Day Celebration (2008-04-22)
As the Delmarva Penninsula marks Earth Day, Public Radio Delmarva's Mary Bargion talks with environmentalists about the impact of the movement on Delmarva. (April 18)
Maryland Financial Woes (2008-04-22)
With a sluggish economy, the state of Maryland may face further fiscal belt tightening. Public Radio Delmarva's Don Rush spoke with Maryland House Speaker Michael Busch about state's financial prospects during the Democrat's appearance on the campus of Salisbury University.
The History of Presidential Debates (2008-04-16)
There have been dozens of Presidential primary debates this year with at least two to three expected during the general election in the fall. However, it has not always been that way. Public Radio Delmarva's essayist Dick Rosse reports.
Financial Woes in Maryland (2008-04-07)
Don Rush speaks with MD Comptroller Peter Franchot about the state budgest crisis and the state of the housing market.
Smith Island Cakes (2008-04-07)
The Smith Island cake may be voted Maryland's official dessert. Mary Bargion visits a bakery that makes the famous cakes.
Ford: The Unlikely President (2008-04-01)
Just over 30 years ago Gerald Ford entered the White House, for an office he never sought. In Public Radio Delmarva's continuing series on presidential campaigns, Dick Rosse looks back on that unlikely journey.
Eddy: A Success in the Classroom (2008-03-28)
With teachers returning to the class after spring break, some find success stories where they least expect them.
Public Radio Delmarva's Essayist Diane Saienne Albanese.
Children's Books Market Explodes (2008-03-26)
The market for children's books has dramatically exploded over the last few decades. Public Radio Delmarva's Hannah Miller talks with Salisbury University Professor Ernie Bond about April children's book festival and the significance of children's books in the electronic age.
Iraq- 5 Year Anniversary (2008-03-21)
Don Rush speaks with Dr. John Bartkovich and Michael O'Loughlin on this 5th anniversary of the Iraq War.
Expanding Health Care Coverage in MD (2008-03-20)
Don Rush speaks with Vince DeMarco, president of Maryland Citizens' Health Initiative about a proposal to expand health care coverage in MD.
Obama Campaign: An Echo From 1960 (2008-03-19)
Public Radio Delmarva's Essayist Dick Rosse reflects on the similarities between the Obama campaign and that of John F. Kennedy in 1960
The Cold War and Cliburn (2008-03-13)
Essayist Dick Rosse reflects upon the Cold War and pianist Van Cliburn.
Clinton/Obama Ticket Suggests Sen. Carper (2008-03-10)
Senator Tom Carper (D-DE)says he favors a combined democratic presidential ticket of Senators Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama.
Old Time Radio (2008-02-14)
Essayist Dick Rosse looks back at the joys of old time Radio.
GOP In Turmoil Over Gilchrest (2008-02-09)
The fight for Maryland's first congressional district is coming down to the wire, with a heated contest on the republican side against incumbent Republican Wayne Gilchrest, while Democrats wait in anticipation of taking back the district. (February 7)
Delaware Towers (2008-01-30)
Dick Rosse comments on a relic of WWII-era Delaware.
Gilchrest's Toughest Race (2008-01-25)
Public Radio Delmarva's Don Rush talked with Congressman Gilchrest about the issues and the campaign.
Juan Williams and the Civil Rights Legacy (2007-09-19)
NPR Senior correspondent Juan Williams authored "Eyes on the Prize", a look at the civil rights movement from 1954 to 1965. During an appearance on the Salisbury University Campus, he reflected on the movement's legacy and challenges ahead in an interview with Public Radio Delmarva. (Sept 19)