Archives: Episodes

East Oliver Street is a story of the transformation of a former industrial building and surrounding community into an artists community located within the Station North Arts and Entertainment District.

After decades of overall decline, McElderry Park is one of just 15 neighborhoods nationwide to receive a grant as part of the Obama Administration’s Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative.

This neighborhood in the southwest quadrant of Baltimore is also known as Washington Village and residents still today have strong opinions about its name.

Host DJAngelBaby drops in on some of the stars of Baltimore’s underground music scene, introducing us to Mighty Mark, Abdu Ali and Confetti The First.

The Highlandtown area of East Baltimore, once home to waves of German and Eastern European immigrants, is now being shaped by immigrants from Central and South America.

Otterbein is a a picturesque community of historic homes, brick sidewalks and street lamps grew out of the Dollar House sale that the city launched after it failed to construct a highway interchange over the Inner Harbor.

Ashburton is known as “the suburb in the city” and is home to many prominent Baltimoreans.

With its longstanding history as a working class community, Remington is undergoing inevitable change with new residents and younger residents, but is intent on preserving its character while embracing the changes that will reshape its future.

Music, food and a strong Greek cultural presence have defined Baltimore's Greektown neighborhood since the 1930s. Although it has maintained a strong Greek population, the face of Greektown is changing to reflect a variety of other cultures.

Best known as the home of Pimlico Race track, Park Heights has struggled with a deteriorating housing stock and economic uncertainty. However, its recent plans for a community renaissance have residents hopeful for a revitalized Park Heights.