Torrey Snow

Torrey reacts to a harrowing video of a man being assaulted in Baltimore City.  We discuss the role of Maryland Department of Juvenile services, and if Gov. Wes Moore should intervene. We also discuss how to create more jobs in Baltimore City.  The Biden-Harris administration talk about gun violence, and we measure the impact of their policies.

For this Table Talk, Andrew Parlock of Space Phoenix joins Torrey Snow to discuss the role the Baltimore can play in space logistics. We go in depth on the concept of space logistics and how it can make a difference in our economy.  We talk about some of the challenges with space logistics, and even explore some of the possibilities for Baltimore City. Tune in to learn how Space Phoenix plans to play a key role in the future of the space industry!

Torrey examines the recent polling data showing former Governor Larry Hogan trailing County Executive Angela Alsobrooks in the race for US Senate.  We discuss if there is time for the Hogan campaign to turn things around.  Vice President Kamala Harris does an interview on MSNBC and we discuss her efforts to appear relevant to the middle class.  We also discuss accountability measures for parents and guardians whose children violate the terms of their supervised release.

Torrey discusses the implications of a free grocery store in Baltimore City, along with the economic conditions in the city.  The US Naval Academy defends race-conscious admissions in Federal Court. Torrey also talked to WBAL's own Valerie Preactor to talk about the Baltimore Orioles clinching their way into the Playoff's.

Torrey discusses the impact of revelations that Angela Alsobrooks claimed tax benefits she did not qualify for.  We discuss if it will have an impact on the race or not.  Three Mile Island may start the nuclear reactor again, provoking a discussion about efforts to expand nuclear power generation in the United States.  Finally, we react to the judgment passed on a 12-year-old involved in an assault. We also talked to WBAL's own Tony Thornton on Sunday's Baltimore Raven's game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Some members of Gen Z express regret that social media platforms were ever invented.  Torrey discusses how to navigate social media and what we can do to improve relationship building.  US Secret Service officials offer insights on the disastrous fallout from a failed assassination attempt on Trump. We also discuss the implications of Israel's posture shift on civilian casualties in the wake of a major operation involving Hezbollah pagers.

Torrey reacts to Federal officials announcing a $100 Million lawsuit against the operators of the Dali.  We discuss the need for greater regulations and how much would be appropriate for the operator to pay.  We also discuss exploding pagers in Lebanon and the potential impact on cyber warfare.

In this episode, we dive deep into the contentious debate surrounding Question F, a ballot measure intended to transform several acres of Inner Harbor public park into a commercial mixed-use development. The discussion kicks off with a judge's recent ruling that the measure is unconstitutional due to its confusing language, sparking a heated debate among advocates and critics alike.

After a 2nd assassination attempt on Donald Trump, Torrey reviews the facts that we have, and we discuss the impact to democracy in the United States. Plus, we discuss the merits of making ballot questions understandable to the public.

Torrey reacts to MD Gov. Wes Moore signaling his willingness to consider tax increases in the face of budgetary pressure.  We discuss the BCF Trump Bus that is making rounds in Baltimore City, and how Republicans can improve their outreach to black voters.