Maryland Capital with Jayne Miller

Jayne Miller interviews the people who make Maryland work.

Maryland Capital with Jayne Miller is a news podcast hosted by Jayne Miller, with 62 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jayne Miller hosts Maryland Capital with Jayne Miller, a news show with 62 episodes published.

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  Episode #17

  Harborplace: What's Next

  Sep 3, 202625 minS2

  After years of sitting increasingly vacant, the two pavilions at Harborplace are set to be demolished later this year. It will clear the way for the planned redevelopment of the site by MCB Real Estate. But questions remain about financing, the need for more apartments in Baltimore, and the state of downtownBaltimore. Plus, where will the hundreds of millions of dollars in public investment come from to redesign downtown streetsand stabilize the infrastructure. And private investors still ask –what about The Wire? My conversation is with someone whoknows the plan and the questions – Melody Simmons who covers real estate and investment for the Baltimore Business Journal.

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  From GTTF To a Second Chance

  Aug 20, 202626 min

  Donald "Donny" Stepp was defendant in the Baltimore Police Gun Trace Task Force scandal that surfaced 9 years ago. He was a bail bondsman who helped GTTF ringleader Wayne Jenkins sell stolen drugs. He now works to connect people to substance abuse treatment. His is a story of managing life's challenges and taking advantage of a second chance.

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  Episode #16

  Whose Story Is It

  Aug 6, 202622 minS2

  Ever wonder why authors use a pen name? Where they get their material? My latest podcast is a conversation with Maryland based author Dylan Allen (a pen name). She has written 18 romance-suspense novels.She started writing them to have characters that looked like her. (She’s not white). Dylan is a West African immigrant. And immigration influences her writing. Her latest book released this summer is “To Catch A Sinner” which she writes under the name Lucy Wilson-Tagoe. Who gets to tell the story. The sinner who lived it orthe saint who steals it.

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  Episode #15

  Summer Reading

  Jul 23, 202623 minS2

  More than 700,000 new titles will be published this yearby traditional publishers. And what better time to read a book than in the summer. Sara Goodman Confino is a Maryland author whose new bookis titled “Off the Record.” It is set in the 1960’s during the Cold War when the main character– a young female reporter-- hada very difficult time breaking into the male dominated profession of journalism. Sara is a former high school teacher who taught Englishand journalism in Montgomery County. The state of journalism is also part of our conversation.

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  Episode #14

  Mediation to Settle Sex Abuse Claims

  Jul 9, 202624 minS2

  It's been nearly three years since the Archdiocese of Baltimore filed for bankruptcy. This was as the Child Victim's Act went into effect which lifted the statute of limitations on sex abuse claims against the church. Currently, the Archdiocese and thecommittee of sex abuse survivors are meeting weekly this summer to resolve competing plans to settle the bankruptcy on behalf of more than 900 people who have filed claims. The gap is wide. The committeeproposes $740 mil. The Archdiocese proposes approximately $246 mil. $44 mil of which is from the Archdiocese, the rest from insurance. The bankruptcy judge has set adeadline of early August for a potential resolution. My conversation is with attorney Jonathan Schochor, anattorney who represents sex abuse survivors who have sued the church. And he representsa member of the survivors committee.

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