(WEAA) Dr. Kaye does a weekend wrap-up. Scientists are now saying one mask is not enough to protect against the coronavirus. Maryland enters Phase 1C of the vaccination distribution plan but a local councilman is concerned about racial disparities. The violence in Baltimore City continues to increase. The Biden administration is speeding up efforts to add Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.

(WEAA) Dr. Kaye speaks with Major Elise Dent, Morgan State graduate and acting Vice President of Army National Guard Association of Maryland who shares her experience during the presidential inauguration. Dr. Kaye also speaks with Cheryl Bost, President of Maryland State Education Association , to discuss the on-going push to reopen schools.

(WEAA) President Joe Biden is leading a deeply divided country. Can he repair the damage that was done under Donald Trump’s presidency?

Dr. Kaye gets emotional covering the historic 59th Presidential Inauguration. Special guests include Professor Leonard Pitts, Jr., Award-winning Journalist Randall Pinkston and Political Contributor Dr. Jason Johnson.

Dr. Kaye interviews U.S. Army Brigadier General Janeen Birckhead, a HBCU graduate who is taking command of a temporary, multi-state force of National Guard members who are providing support for the historic presidential inauguration.

A conversation with Dr. Clayborne Carson, Ph.D., Professor of History at Stanford University, and Director of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Research and Education Institute, on Dr. King's legacy.

(WEAA) On Thursday, Baltimore City Public Schools announced they will expand in-person learning options starting February 16. Baltimore Teachers Union President Diamonté Brown joined Dr. Kaye to share her reaction to the decision.

The House voted on Wednesday to impeach President Trump over the violent siege of the U.S. Capitol. He is the only president to be impeached twice.

Dr. Kaye discusses the state of race relations and the impact of COVID-19 on the Black community.