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06/01/2026

Tuesdays on Shore Stories — pets, books, music, parenting, libraries, and summer opportunities for all ages.

As pets grow older, their needs change. On Shore Pets, Dr. Heather Meyers explains how regular veterinary care can help aging companions stay comfortable, healthy, and active.

Academy Art Museum Executive Director Charlotte Potter Kasic highlights summer programs for young artists and explains why families should register before spaces fill up.

On Book Clubbing, Rick Brockett talks with Chesapeake Forum's Lynn Randall about her popular book club and the connections that grow from sharing great books.

Jazz pianist Joe Alterman joins us ahead of Friday's Jazz on the Stage performance at OCC, discussing improvisation,
collaboration, and what keeps jazz fresh night after night.

On Small Talk, host Sam Basham Loza speaks with parenting coach Emily Ray about practical ways to improve communication and reduce family frustration.

Friends of the Library President Frank Carolo previews upcoming events, programs, and opportunities waiting for readers throughout the region.

Listen on WFHW 90.3 at 9 AM and 8 PM, WHCP 91.7 at 6 PM, or stream at WHCP.org and the NPR App.



Joe Alterman:

06/01/2026

Johnny Paycheck's career was marked by as much turmoil as triumph, as he struggled with substance abuse, alcohol abuse, spent time in prison, and was involved in multiple legal issues including a conviction for assault and a high-profile misconduct case. Despite these setbacks, Paycheck's legacy endures through his raw and uncompromising music.
On the next Rockin' Randall Classic Country Call-In Request Show, Johnny Paycheck will be in the spotlight, as our featured artist of the day. I hope you can join me Saturday morning from 6-9 for Classic Country by request and the very best of
Johnny Paycheck on 91.7 WHCP-Radio Chesapeake.
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06/01/2026

06/01/2026

Here's what's scheduled on Mid-Shore Midday for today, Monday, June 1st:

A recap of Radio Chesapeake’s wins at Saturday night’s Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters awards in Ocean City

An Actual Factual Medicine Medical Minute with Radio Chesapeake Health Contributor Dr. Kerry Forrestal discussing Vit K "Denialism" for newborns

Lynn Stewart says IRONMAN Eagleman 70.3 2026 organizers will need over a thousand volunteers leading up the the June 14 event.

CWDI May meeting report with Zack Taylor

Jim Brady welcomes Brian Ruthier who extends an invitation to the Chesapeake Bay Motoring Festival coming to the Kent Island yacht club on Saturday

Zack Taylor reports from the pits at Gerry Boyle Park where speedboats of all classes recently held their annual races.

Heather Cox Richardson's Letters from an American

Karen Cartwright has our community calendar, and we'll check your weather forecast.

Mid-Shore Midday airs Monday through Friday at 12n on 91.7 WHCP & 1p on 90.3 WFHW

06/01/2026

Good Morning! Here are the Mid-Shore features coming up today, Monday, June 1st, from 5-9am during NPR Morning Edition with Shane Walker on Radio Chesapeake's News Talk 90.3 WFHW - Award-Winning News Talk for Maryland's Mid-Shore:

5:22a- On The Grands Club, Katherine Bernard welcomes Ken Scheifler for a thoughtful conversation about aging, purpose, and making the most of life's next chapters.

5:45a- Heather Cox Richardson's Letters from an American

6:22a- Amy Haines built one of Easton's favorite restaurants, but her story extends far beyond food. The Shore Stories June Woman of Note talks about art, community, and finding the courage to stand in the middle of difficult conversations.

6:45a- A recap of Radio Chesapeake’s wins at Saturday night’s Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters awards in Ocean City

7:22a- Amanda Tilghman gets a preview of the upcoming Toadfish Adventures with Bryan Gomes of Horn Point Laboratory

7:45a- Medical Minute with Dr. Kerry Forrestal discussing Vit K "Denialism" for newborns

8:22a- In another edition of Cambridge Inside-Out, Jim Brady talks with Peter Erhartic, a real estate specialist who helped create a riverside development in Providence RI. Some of the same issues Cambridge Harbor faces were tackled successfully on the development known as the 195 District.

8:45a- A recap of Radio Chesapeake’s wins at Saturday night’s Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters awards in Ocean City

Listen at 90.3 and www.wfhw.org

05/31/2026

Monday on Shore Stories — inspiring women, dedicated teachers, community volunteers, financial wisdom, and a conversation about living with purpose.

Amy Haines built one of Easton's favorite restaurants Out of the Frix's Fire , but her story extends far beyond food. The Shore Stories June Woman of Note talks about art, community, and finding the courage to stand in the middle of difficult conversations.

On The Grands Club, Kathy Bernard welcomes Ken Scheifler for a thoughtful conversation about aging, purpose, and making the most of life's next chapters.

Every June, more than 1,000 volunteers help make Eagleman happen. News Director Jim Brady explains how local residents can become part of one of Cambridge's biggest events.

Jeremy Hillyard and Jolyn Thompson share their experiences earning National Board Certification and why the process ultimately makes them stronger teachers for their students.

When markets get rocky, emotions often take over. Financial advisor Brett Sause explains what drives volatility and how investors can avoid making costly decisions out of fear.

Listen on WFHW 90.3 at 9 AM and 8 PM, WHCP 91.7 at 6 PM, or stream at WHCP.org and the NPR App.

05/31/2026

Our Spring Membership Drive was a tremendous success, and it's all because of you!

Thank you to everyone who donated, renewed your membership, became a first-time supporter, shared our message, or simply tuned in and listened. Your generosity and enthusiasm remind us just how special this community is.

Every contribution helps Radio Chesapeake continue bringing local music, news, stories, and conversations to the airwaves. Your support keeps independent community radio strong and ensures that we can continue serving the Mid-Shore with programming that informs, entertains, and connects us.

We're deeply grateful for the trust you place in us and proud to have such dedicated listeners standing behind our mission.
From all of us at Radio Chesapeake, thank you, we are so grateful!

The winners of the concert tickets will be announced later today!

05/31/2026

Congratulations to our news director, Jim Brady, and our very own Actual Factual Medicine host Dr.Kerry Forrestal for first place in outstanding editorial/commentary, outstanding news series, and best investigative reporting, and second place for best specialty reporting at Chesapeake AP Broadcasters Awards! Very proud of our news team and so grateful to have amazing news/talk programming📡🎉 This is what it’s all about!

05/30/2026

Some of the most important stories don’t make national headlines - but they matter deeply here at home.

Today is the last day of our Spring Membership Drive, and we're celebrating the role this station plays in keeping local voices and experiences alive across the Chesapeake region. While larger media outlets often overlook the Mid-Shore, we make space for the people, histories, and moments that define our community.

Our programs are built on exactly that idea - sharing real stories from real people right here, stories that might otherwise go unheard but deserve to be remembered and told.

This kind of storytelling only happens because of listeners like you.

Help preserve local voices, uplift your neighbors, and ensure these stories continue to be shared for generations to come.
Make your donation at radiochesapeake.org