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“How Beliefs Change” is the second in our special three-part program series on beliefs. In the first program we discussed what beliefs are, how they are…

This summer, July 20, 2019 will mark the 50th anniversary of the day Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to land on the moon while…

Wilson’s guest on Delmarva Today this week is Arthur Magida to discuss his Pulitzer Prize nominated book in the biography/memoir category Code Name…

What happens when a society embraces ideological beliefs or models of the world that share little or no sense of reality? Does a dystopian world…

The first half-hour of today's program is an interview by phone with author Thomas Hollyday. Tommy has a series of seven mystery novels called The River…

In small towns throughout the Delmarva Peninsula, teams like the Crisfield Crabbers, Snow Hill Tigers, Slaughter Neck Giants, and Delmar Railroaders…

In the first half, we celebrate the memory of Dr. Ernie Bond at this year's Children's and Young Adult Literature Festival, April 22, 2017.In the second…

We do not hear the stories of others and the narratives that make up their lives. The stories of the lives of minority youth who often face the juvenile…

The youngest Nobel Peace Prize winner is a woman from Pakistan named Malala Yousafzai. When she was 15, the Taliban targeted her for her work in…

This is the third in Delmarva Today: Writer’s Edition’s three part series on truth. In the first the nature of truth was discussed and what it might mean…