Archives: Episodes

Baltimore celebrated its 291st birthday in July 2020 and only CharmTV attended the multiple parties held across the city. Join Gabbie Aka to celebrate this milestone with city residents and dignitaries.

For Briani Claggett, yoga came as a healing necessity. Little did she know she’d fall in love with the gracefulness of the movements and the depths that it would bring to her self-awareness. Warning: relaxing episode ahead.

When Jennifer Nolley had her kids, she wanted a safe and fun activity that would occupy them. Art was the natural resolve and thus came Tiny Easel, an art box for kids complete with crayons, watercolors and — you guessed it — a tiny easel.

Baltimore RnB Artist Eze Jackson shares his story of hard work, collaboration and a deep love for the city in which he was raised. These days, his music is charged with a message of love and positivity for others and himself.

Know someone who is missing a little taste of Baltimore? DJ Angel Baby has just the cure when she discovers Baltimore In A Box, a one-of-a-kind gift shop that offers everything Baltimore.

Recognized as the premier children's museum in the Mid-Atlantic, Port Discovery provides a playground for learning and DJ Angel Baby soaks it all in during her visit.

DJ Angel Baby scales the highest heights in Hampden when she stops by Earth Treks, an indoor climbing and fitness facility for all ages.

Located in the George Peabody Library, In The Stacks brings amazing performances to an amazing place. Denis Sgouros explores this unique space which showcases musicians, artists and other creative people for unique projects and collaborations.

Recently renovated, Enoch Pratt Free Library is more than just books. Get an inside look at this state-of-the-art facility courtesy of President and CEO Heidi Daniel as this restoration opens the doors to unlimited possibilities for its users.

As cities look to the future, they are acknowledging the importance of recreation, green spaces and areas of social engagement as components of a happy, healthy urban environment. In Baltimore, that effort is spearheaded by Reginald Moore.