Podcasts about Maryland, United States

A fan on Bird's Eye View - Baltimore Orioles Unofficial Fan Podcast wants a struggling pitcher to come good and cannot make himself believe it: "I want it in my soul. I want it in my bones. I just don't believe it." That is most of what the listening about Maryland is, fans arguing with their own teams: the Orioles, the Ravens and the Terrapins of College Park. The Baltimore shows are the larger part of what plays on this page and are really Baltimore's listening; the Baltimore page carries them on their own. The rest of the state adds a Frederick County election, a Baltimore radio show on Black history and policy, and true crime from the beltway sniper on.

What Maryland is

Maryland is a Mid-Atlantic state wrapped around the Chesapeake Bay, with Baltimore as its largest city, Annapolis as its capital and suburbs that run into Washington, D.C. The University of Maryland is in College Park, which is why the state's college sports talk is Terps talk, and several shows on this page treat D.C., Maryland and Virginia as one place they call the DMV.

The Orioles, from the training room to the archive

The Warehouse Podcast - a Baltimore Orioles podcast keeps the medical file: Zach Eflin seeking a second opinion on his right elbow, Kyle Bradish's fastball dropping from 97.3 to 92.0 mph inside one start, and, as the relief corps holds, the claim that this is "the deepest bullpen in baseball." Bird's Eye View argues the same season from the seats, Scott Magnus sure that Brian Baker is "going to throw meatballs" whatever the new changeup, and Section 336 - Baltimore Orioles Talk, two familiar fans after a game, argues who should manage. Locked On Orioles - Daily Podcast On The Baltimore Orioles is the transactions desk, with reported interest in Lucas Giolito and a possible pivot to Zac Gallen, and On The Verge | An Orioles Prospect Podcast follows the farm system down to the Dominican Summer League.

Glenn Clark Radio is Baltimore sports radio built from live conversation, and the clip that best shows its taste for detours asks whether the Belmont would ever move its date for a horse that had already won the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness. Baltimore Orioles Baseball Podcasts from BaltimoreBaseball.com is the archive, its Bird Tapes clips catching Ripken calling the victory lap on the night he took the record from Gehrig "the best human moment of my career" and Earl Weaver calling the 1988 club "the worst team I have ever put on the field."

The Ravens, by the draft board

Filmstudy - Baltimore Ravens Talk runs position-by-position draft countdowns and reads measurables like a scout: a prospect with a huge frame, seven top-30 visits and 30 flags across 2,971 college snaps, and the note that Baltimore enters the draft with the fewest players under contract in the NFL. Locked On Ravens - Daily Podcast On The Baltimore Ravens works the money: one February clip has Tyler Linderbaum commanding $17-18 million a year if he reaches free agency, another from later that month puts the open-market number at $22-23 million. 410 Sports Talk is the same conversation with the hosts thinking out loud and checking the chat.

College Park

After the Orioles, the Terps are the largest beat on this page. Testudo Talk Podcast is a panel doing game analysis in real time, and its basketball clips are grave: the 75-64 Big Ten Tournament loss to Iowa that made 21 losses the most in a season since 1941, and a panelist's verdict that with Pharrell Payne hurt the ceiling was maybe the NIT and the rest was "a lipstick in a pig situation." The football titles carry the same scoreboard, a 38-14 win over UConn and a demoralizing 35-26 loss to Virginia Tech.

Hear The Turtle is built around the Maryland Basketball Radio Show: Brenda Frese on how Maryland erased a 19-point deficit, Gary Williams and Byron Mouton on the 2002 title, when the mindset was "we're going to win the whole darn thing." The Terptalk Podcast is where recruiting lives, with Quincy Wilson committing to Maryland over USC, Texas A&M and UCLA and Babla Oladutun, a 6'10 commit, reclassifying from 2027 to 2026. Maryland Baseball Network Podcast is a duo working the college season between highlight packages, from Ryan Costello on why Matt Swope reset his swing after LSU changed it to Devin Russell staying back on a fastball for a Sunday walk-off grand slam.

Frederick's ballot, Baltimore's airwaves, the sniper's trail

Mid Maryland Live is local radio politics with Frederick County candidates in the chair. Diane Fouché says the county has "a complete lack of leadership"; Michael O'Connor says residents' perception of crime matters even while Frederick's reported crime declines; and Congresswoman April McLain-Delaney, arguing that a Washington County ICE site should not open because "people are not packages", sets off an exchange about dreamers and asylum that another voice cuts short: "We're a land of legal immigrants. We're not a land of illegal immigrants." Call Tyrone Show, on WOLB 1010 AM in Baltimore, is the other political show and is not about elections: Kwanzaa's seven principles, a count of more than 60 destroyed Black towns, and host Tyrone Bost tying stable housing and job training to fewer street crimes in Baltimore's abandoned neighborhoods.

Monster: DC Sniper reinvestigates the beltway sniper attacks, and its clips include Mildred recalling John telling her, "You have become my enemy. And as my enemy, I will kill you."; the Tango Team breaching the Blue Caprice to find Malvo and Muhammad inside; and Paul LaRuffa questioned in court by the man he believed had helped try to kill him. The Land of the Unsolved does the same for Baltimore's open homicide cases and ranges from a coffee-shop conversation that turned a Baltimore patrolman into the suspect in Maryland's 695-killer case to Taya Graham reading This Dream Called Death. Legal Rights Radio (LRR) covers criminal defense, a lawyer recalling Howard County clients on a third DUI who wanted the best deal and none of his advice.

The DMV (Washington, DC | Maryland | Virginia) Business Show interviews the people building organizations across the three jurisdictions, among them Tom Albero of Alliance Material Handling, which grew from $29 million to a little over $300 million as a 100% employee-owned company, and WAMU: Metro Connection, whose episodes date from 2015, gets out on the water with Captain Rachel Dean, a waterman on the Chesapeake Bay who also teaches high school English: "once it's in your blood, it's in your blood."

Where to start

• For the Orioles: The Warehouse Podcast for the injury ledger, Bird's Eye View for the argument, Baltimore Orioles Baseball Podcasts from BaltimoreBaseball.com for the history.
• For the Ravens and the Terps: Filmstudy - Baltimore Ravens Talk for the draft board, Testudo Talk Podcast for the instant reactions, Hear The Turtle for Gary Williams and Brenda Frese in their own voices.
• For Maryland outside sports: Mid Maryland Live for the Frederick County ballot, The Land of the Unsolved or Monster: DC Sniper for the crime.

The Maryland feed on this page plays clips from these shows.