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This week Brian talks about the CNBC debate and why it was instructive of so much more than just the bias of the media.

On the All Hallows Eve Eve edition of the RedMaryland NewsHour for 10/30/15

Korea & Maryland strengthen ties

Kevin Plank of Under Armour breaks ground on the Sagamore Spirit Distillery

Baltimore City Police start a body-cam program and reveal a drug bust

News on a soaring blimp, and test scores that fall flat

Oh, and did Vincent Price laugh at a Marylander?

It’s an all new episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.

On tonight's show:

The new PARCC assessments are out and it doesn't paint a rosy picture for Martin O'Malley's legacy.The Governor's Redistricting Reform Commission is moving toward a formal recommendation to the Governor; are they making the right decision?In case you missed it, Maryland's Chapter of the National Organization of Women has come out against free speech. We'll discuss.And there's already speculation about Governor Larry Hogan as a Presidential candidate. And yes, it's premature.

All that and more is why you can’t afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio on the Red Maryland Network…….and don't forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On tonight's show:

 As we have been telling you for years, don't believe that Comptroller Peter Franchot is anything other than another liberal democrat.  Here is some proof in the Comptroller's own words.An extended pro-life update as I share this article from Wired magazine and arm you with some more facts to counter the pro-suicide arguments being made. Some cycling news that adds a poignant reminder to the dangers of public policy encouraging more bikes on roads crowded with cars.Since people judge you by the words you use, why not expand your vocabulary with a little help from the Dude.

Brian talks more about the resignation of Don Quinn (read our posts from Tuesday and Wednesday here), about his newfound "progressive" leanings, the problems he's had with character issues, and why he makes the perfect new Democrat.

Also, he explores why the process for Central Committee elections may need to be changed.

Great Scott! It's the RedMaryland NewsHour for October 23rd, 2015

Where we're going we still need roads, and a way to travel on them.

This week Governor Larry Hogan was thanked for his investment in Rt. 404, and he revealed a plan to improve transit in and around Baltimore with better bus service. We may not have flying cars, but we do have flying planes. The Board of Public Works talked about this form of travel, as it encouraged airlines to bring hubs to BWI airport. The future of the Republican Party hasn't been written yet, but it will be written by Young Republicans, we talk to some of them.

All this, plus a news update. Sorry I didn't have time to build the podcast to scale or to paint it, but you can join us as we get Mr. Fusion to feed the 1.21 gigawatts into the Flux Capacitor.

(What, me a Back to the Future nerd? That's heavy.)

On tonight's show:

 You know times are bad for Maryland Democrats when even Josh Kurtz and the gang at "Center Maryland" have to admit the overwhelming popularity of Governor Hogan.  We take a little schadenfruede in the first segment.  Yet another court ruling finding that some Maryland taxpayers are illegally overtaxed.  If you have not heard this story, we will share the details. Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh, after proposing a compromise on medical marijuana in the county, discussed the dangers of "Pot Cities".  We'll discuss.And Greg recounts his trip to the heart of Texas for the #flohrweddin

The Red Maryland Network Presents one of the most reqeusted replays of Red Maryland Radio.  From August 2013, hosts Greg Kline and Brian Griffiths engage in an extended, and often heated, discussion of social media.

Railing against cross-posters, facebook warriors and generally wondering why Linkedin is even a thing, this is a hilarious romp covering the love/hate relationship we all have with social media.

Please enjoy from 2013 as Red Maryland Presents "Social Media".

This week Brian talks about the MSEA Convention. Did you know that your tax dollars are helping to pay for teachers to organize for the Democratic Party? Learn more on this week's show.

On the @RedMaryland NewsHour:

Redistricting Reform Testimony from @BrianGriffiths

@GailHBates @SethforDelegate

Del. Michael Malone Del. Bob Flanagan

Heather Olsen Anne Rutherford & more.

Plus we talk with a Redistricting Reform Commission co-chair.

We also go to a breakfast meeting of the BWI Partnership, where we talk with the Executive Director of the organization, Greg Pecoraro.

We speak to the head of the Maryland Dept. of Commerce, Mike Gill, and hear his speech before the group.

All this, plus a news update