Should access to a lawyer be a guaranteed right in certain civil cases? Plus, tracking ospreys in Maryland, a review of Chesapeake Shakespeare Company's "As You Like It", and bluegrass band Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen.

A state task force is looking at whether poor Marylanders should have free access to a lawyer in civil cases affecting basic rights like shelter, safety or health. We ask the executive director of the Maryland Access to Justice Commission how it might work and how much it could cost.

Then, the Chesapeake Bay Foundation has been tracking the journey of ospreys from South America back to Chesapeake Bay. One of the leaders of the project tells Nathan Sterner what scientists are learning about the ospreys from those tracking devices. 

Plus, J. Wynn Rousuck reviews Chesapeake Shakespeare Company's open-air production of "As You Like It."

And, they’ve won awards and played all over the globe.  This morning, Bluegrass masters Frank Solivan and Dirty Kitchen play in our studio.