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The Ivy Bookshop on Falls Road is proudly underwriting WBJC’s new author interview series devoted to the world of books — from diverse genres and major book awards to standout local authors — celebrating everything to do with reading and literature. The interviews air on WBJC the first Friday of each month at 5:15 p.m. during my air shift, and the first Saturday of each month at 10 a.m. during Kati’s air shift, bringing listeners fresh conversations with today’s most compelling writers.This edition features acclaimed mystery writer Sujata Massey, known for her intricate plots and richly drawn characters.Photograph by Bill Hughes.

Former CNN anchor looks back on 9/11 25 years later

Explore how the French Revolution's elected government dismantled popular democracy in Last Revolutionaries by Johns Hopkins historian Laura Mason.

Celebrate Juneteenth with award-winning poet Brian Donnell James as he reflects on freedom, culture, and his evocative poem, "Sweet Tones, Somber Tones."

Baltimore writer Eric D. Goodman discusses his new novel from Apprentice House Press—a unique blend of romantic comedy and buddy novel. Check it out!

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month! Meet Emanual Figueroa, Puerto Rican co-owner of Snug Books, as he shares his love for culture and community through reading

Honor Black History Month by discovering abolitionist William Still. Towson University historian Andrew K. Diemer discusses his biography, Vigilance.

In honor of World Food Day, poet Hiram Larew, founder of Poetry X Hunger, joins BookNotes to discuss the vital intersection of art, advocacy, and hunger relief.

Metropolitan Opera Chorus bass Richard Pearson shares his passion for classical music and his love for the great outdoors.