Malarie Pinkard-Pierre is a journalist based in Baltimore, Maryland. She focuses on local news and events, covering topics such as arts and culture, politics, sports, and community issues. With a passion for storytelling, Malarie strives to provide her readers with informative and engaging articles that reflect the diverse and vibrant city of Baltimore.
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Malarie Pinkard-Pierre's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly entertainment, government & politics, and arts and culture in Baltimore and Maryland. She regularly features expert commentaries, government announcements, profile pieces as well as event coverage.
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By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Shannon Sneed, Candidate for Baltimore City Council President
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre
Ayesha Rascoe, author of "HBCU Made: A Celebration of the Black College Experience"
Midday goes live at WTMD with The Swingles, one of the most acclaimed virtuosic vocal ensembles in the world. They are currently touring the US and making a stop at Baltimore’s Keystone Korner. On today's show hear some of their amazing arrangements of folk, pop, jazz, musical theater tunes, and learn more about their musical history.
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Former Baltimore City State's Attorney and City Council President Nick Mosby
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Today is Midday at the Movies, our monthly focus on new films and film-industry trends. Today we are joined by one of our regular movie aficionados, Jed Dietz, founding director of the Maryland Film Festival.
By: Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Dr. Wen is one of America’s most trusted and knowledgeable public health experts. She joins us for another discussion in our long-running series about the latest health trends and news.
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre
A poster from the Baltimore Peace Movement, formerly known as Baltimore Ceasefire 365, encouraging residents of Baltimore to work for peace and help heal people whose lives have been shattered by violent crime. (image courtesy Baltimore Peace Movement)
By: Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre
Juan Dominguez is running for Congress in MD’s 3rd district.
By: Teria Rogers, Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Sam Bermas-Dawes, Tom Hall
In today's newswrap, Tom hears about congressional attempts to pass a bipartisan immigration bill. We also discuss the U.S. Supreme Court hearing arguments on whether Donald Trump can be disqualified from holding public office.
By: Malarie Pinkard-Pierre, Tom Hall, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes
Midday Theater Critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews "Crumbs from the Table of Joy" at the Everyman Theatre.
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