In this episode of Panorama, we sat down with Secretary of Juvenile Services Betsy Fox Tolentino to talk about the past, present, and future of juvenile justice in Maryland.

From the Public Defender's Office, to the Roca Institute, and now as the leader of Maryland's Department of Juvenile Services, Secretary Tolentino has worked in every aspect of the field of juvenile justice.

She brings that expertise as we discuss the impact of media coverage on her work, racial disparities in the justice system, and how she intends to create a culture that humanizes youth.

In this episode of Panorama, we sit down with Brittany Baker, the Maryland Director of the Chesapeake Climate Action Network, to talk about environmental justice and climate action.

Amid recent government actions at the state and federal level affecting Maryland's response to climate-related natural disasters and rising energy costs, we dive deep into how climate change affects everyday people.

In this episode of Panorama, we spoke to Dan Schwartz, a Democratic candidate for Congress in Maryland District 1.

He challenges eight-term incumbent Andy Harris and wants to create change in how his constituents are represented. From affordability to flood funding, Dan Schwartz shares what he's hearing from the people in Maryland's first district, and his plans for when he's in office.

Listen to his platform, policy, and motivations.

In this episode of Panorama, we spoke to Andy Ellis, a Green Party candidate for Maryland Governor. A lifelong Green Party member and advocate, his campaign is centered around changing the future of Maryland.

Ellis lays out concrete plans for an ambitious policy to combat climate change, crime, and economic hardship, but remains grounded in the reality that it will be an uphill battle.

Along with challenging incumbent Governor Wes Moore, Andy Ellis faces the same host of challenges that any third party candidate faces. Listen to his insights and motivations in this exclusive interview.

In this episode of Panorama, we spoke to John Myrick, a Republican candidate for Maryland Governor. A former combat veteran and a consultant for the federal government, his career has been centered around public service.

He categorizes himself as one, as well. He describes himself as a public servant, not a politician. Myrick hopes to unveil the Maryland state budget, bringing transparency and reducing waste.

John Myrick faces an uphill battle; there is a long list of Republican candidates he'll face in the primaries, and a strong incumbent: Governor Wes Moore.

Listen to his insights, campaign platform, and motivations.

In this episode of Panorama, we sit down with Maryland State Delegate Jheanelle Wilkins to discuss legislation, advocacy, and how actions at the federal level impact her decisions.

As an immigrant, Delegate Wilkins' motivations to advocate for equal rights and justice are deep-rooted and personal. We talk about what it means to go against moneyed interests and powerful voices to advocate for the marginalized.

Through the Panorama podcast, we highlight the stories and insights of experts shaping our communities through policy and advocacy.

In this episode of Panorama, we sit down with Mark Conway, Baltimore City Councilman, to discuss sustainability initiatives for Baltimore City.

Amid a changing political climate, Councilman Conway has continued to place sustainability and the environment at the top of his agenda.

Through the Panorama podcast, we highlight the stories and insights of experts shaping our communities through policy and advocacy.

In this episode of Panorama, we sit down with Jessica Fitzwater, the Fredrick County Executive, to discuss public service and governance at the county level.

Amid funding cuts, Fitzwater must navigate serving her community through education, immigration reform, incarceration reform, and investments in housing.

Through the Panorama podcast, we highlight the stories and insights of experts shaping our communities through policy and advocacy.