6-4-12: Tech Talk

Nathan Sterner talks with Baltimore Sun technology reporter Gus Sentementes.

4-6-12: Movie Mayhem!

Let’s all go to the movies!

2-7-12: Your Neighbor’s Taxes

Baltimore Sun reporters Jamie Smith Hopkins and Scott Calvert tell Sheilah about their investigation into disparities in Baltimore City property tax burdens.

2-3-12: Movie Mayhem, Oscar Style!

Mike Sragow and Jed Dietz bring us the scoop on the Oscars!

1-23-12: Lead Paint Poisoning Judgment Overturned

A Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruling just tossed a $2.6 million judgment against the Housing Authority of Baltimore City. It was one of several outstanding judgments in cases where children had been poisoned by lead paint in public housing. The ruling leaves several questions unanswered. Sheilah walks through them with University of Maryland law professor Brenda Blom and attorney Saul Kerpelman.

1-4-11: You Don’t Say

Veteran Baltimore Sun copy editor John McIntyre on language issues new and old: 2011’s Word of the Year, and grammar disputes from the first century B.C.

11-16-11: Starman

Retiring Baltimore Sun reporter Frank Roylance tells us some of his favorite stories from three decades of covering Maryland.

10-3-11: You Don’t Say

Veteran copy editor and Baltimore Sun night content production manager John McIntyre on everything from the history of the semicolon to the pleasures of bourbon.

9-28-11: The Baltimore $un

The paywall has arrived. If you’re going to read more than 15 articles at the Baltimore Sun’s website, you’re going to need to pull out your wallet starting October 10. We’ll talk to American Journalism Review editor Rem Rieder about the Sun’s new “digital subscription model.”

9-27-11: Tech Talk

Gus Sentementes of the Baltimore Sun talks tech with Nathan Sterner