Join host Aaron Dante and a panel of GBMC experts—Dr. Dominique Allen OB-GYN at Capital Women's Care, Dr. Joan Blomquist, Chair of Gynecology at GBMC HealthCare and Dr. Elissa Trieu, Gynecologist and Surgeon at GBMC HealthCare—as they explain perimenopause and menopause, common symptoms (hot flashes, irregular bleeding, sleep disruption, mood and cognitive changes), when to see a doctor, and how hormone therapy guidance has evolved since the WHI study.

The conversation covers individualized treatment choices (transdermal vs oral hormones, vaginal estrogen, nonhormonal options), minimally invasive technologies for fibroids and bleeding, health disparities in Maryland, and practical advice for patients and partners seeking reliable care and resources.

On "Feed the Feed," host Aaron Dante sits down with Baltimore food influencers Samantha (Baltimore Food Scene), Simone (Charm City Table), and Chris (Eat More, Be More) for a live panel at the Enoch Pratt Library discussing how they started, grew their platforms, and balance paid partnerships with authenticity.

The episode highlights local favorites (Koco’s, Frank’s, Peter’s Inn), hidden gems, behind‑the‑scenes content tips, food trends, and the role creators play in boosting Baltimore’s culinary reputation.

On this episode of No Pix After Dark, host Aaron Dante braves a Baltimore blizzard to sit down with Lena Waithe at Baltimore Center Stage to discuss the new play she wrote "trinity". They talk about the leap from big screen to stage, the emotional vulnerability of live theater, and why Baltimore was the right place to launch the production.

Waithe reflects on rehearsals, the play’s focus on shared humanity rather than identity labels, and how the city’s energy shaped the work. Trinity runs Feb 12–Mar 8, 2026, at Baltimore Center Stage — a conversation about risk, art, and community.