Archives: Episodes

Once the estate of Johns Hopkins, Clifton Mansion is the centerpiece of historic Clifton Park. Renovated to restore it to its original glory, the location is a destination for history buffs and those looking to host events in this architectural marvel.

Gabbie meets Marvin McDowell who heads Umar Boxing which provides Baltimore youth with a balance of learning the sport while also working on skills for school work.

The third oldest zoo in the country, the Maryland Zoo is one of Baltimore's oldest hidden gems. Join DJ Angel Baby as she discovers new one-on-one experiences like penguins feeding and giraffe training. Whether you’re a kid or kid at heart, it’s all happening at the zoo!

Gabbie meets Lewis Sharpe, the driving force behind the Duncan Street Miracle Garden, a community garden serving the Broadway East community with fresh vegetables and fruits.

DJ AngelBaby discovers one of the Charm City's most charming places, the Rawlings Conservatory. Opened in 1888, this historic building is one of Baltimore's structural masterpieces. Pack a lunch and enjoy all the beauty in full bloom.

Gabbie gets pointers on the process of filling potholes from the DOT's Kendall Abu-Hakim and announces the Mayor's Capture The Pothole Contest where you could win a day of filling potholes with the Mayor.

John Tyler's music has been featured on 92Q, the No. 1 black radio station in Baltimore and he's worked with Under Armor among other creatives. The 21-year-old shares his passion for music and bringing artists of various genres together.

Discovering the Charm City's best outdoor assets, Jade meets up with Ethan Abbott from the Rails and Trails Conservancy who knows the local parks like the back of his hand. Grab a water bottle and some sneakers and get ready to hit the trails.

Bill Henry has served Baltimore City in many capacities, including City Council member. Now, he is the city’s comptroller. But what exactly does being a comptroller mean? Find out in this episode as Gabbie gets to know the man behind the title.

To Joey Jett, skateboarding is like life: you will fall a lot but you have to get up and keep trying! He’s lived by that motto since he was seven years old. Watch him share his story with Gabbie and teach her a few skating tips.