Podcasts about Baltimore Convention Center

Once he found out that his 1990s Orioles reporter and the guy who runs the Baltimore Convention Center were great friends, Nestor knew he had a fun holiday idea for a baseball, hockey and holiday set up at Amicci's. Allen McCallum and Mac Campbell return – simultaneously – to share some Orioles offseason love, Ovechkin repect and holiday cheer from Little Italy. The post Allen McCallum and Mac Campbell share some Orioles offseason love and questions with Nestor at Amicci's first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

In this episode of The Truth in This Art, I talk with BRUSH Mural Fest co-founders Jaz Ehrenberg and Saba Hamidi, along with Mac Campbell, Executive Director of the Baltimore Convention Center. We discuss the BRUSH Mural Fest Celebration, taking place on September 14th, which highlights Baltimore's talented local artists. Jaz and Saba share the story behind BRUSH, their focus on uplifting emerging muralists through a hands-on mentorship program, and their commitment to creating community-driven public art. Mac explains the Convention Center's role in hosting the celebration and supporting the local arts. Together, we explore how public art can transform spaces and build a stronger creative community in Baltimore.  This program is supported in part by a grant from the Robert W. Deutsch Foundation.If you have a story about art, culture, or community in Baltimore, share it with us at rob@thetruthinthisart.com for a chance to be featured on "The Truth In This Art" podcast. This is a unique opportunity to contribute to the arts and culture podcast scene and showcase your insights on "The Truth In This Art" with Rob Lee.Follow The Truth In This Art on Twitter, Threads, IG, and Facebook @truthinthisart Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard.Episode illustration by Alley Kid Art.About "The Truth In This Art"Hosted by Rob Lee, "The Truth In This Art" podcast dives into the heart of creativity and its influence on the community. This arts and culture podcast from Baltimore highlights artists discussing their ideas, sharing insights, and telling impactful stories. Through these artist interviews, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the creative economy and artistic life in Baltimore. Support the show:Merch from Redbubble | Make a Donation  ★ Support this podcast ★

This is a very special episode of the Cryptid Creator Corner as I'm joined by my brother Bobby, the Cryptid Creator Corner's number one most dedicated fan, to talk about Baltimore Comic-Con. Bobby and I have been attending BCC for a few years now and we absolutely love it. It really caters to both comic creators and comic fans. This year it is September 20th through the 22nd at the Baltimore Convention Center. Bobby and I get together to talk about some of our favorite memories from past cons and talk about who we're looking forward to meeting this year.  Twitter: https://x.com/baltimorecomics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/baltimorecomics Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mac Campbell of Baltimore Convention Center tells Nestor about the significance of convention business for economic growth, highlighting the importance of attracting and hosting large-scale events to pack downtown in the years to come.

The radio show this week comes to you direct from Netroots Nation 2024 in the Baltimore Convention Center with leaders lifting up the importance of reproductive freedoms, including abortion access; sharing how the care infrastructure is essential to everyone, and businesses too; diving into going viral on IG with some tips that can't be missed; and covering the ways contraception is under attack and how to advocate to keep access open for all.   *Special guests include: Lizz Winstead, Abortion Access Front, @AbortionFront; Carol Joyner, Family Values at Work Action, @FamValuesAction; Sylvia Salazar, Tono.Latino, @contonolatino; and Laura Packard, Americans for Contraception, @AFContraception.

Some folks only attend the Maryland Crab Cake Tour when deviled eggs are involved. Our pal Bill Cole returns to join Mac Campbell of the Baltimore Convention Center in a wide-ranging discussion on the progress of downtown Baltimore and how to get the community to buy into the positive changes and leadership. The post Mac Campbell and Bill Cole debate deviled eggs and devil in details of future of Inner Harbor and downtown Baltimore with Nestor first appeared on Baltimore Positive WNST.

The nation's healthcare spotlight will shine on the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) during the organization's live AHIMA23 Conference, gaveling to order Oct. 8 through Oct. 10 at the Baltimore Convention Center.During the next live edition of Talk Ten Tuesdays, the legendary Rose Dunn, former AHIMA president and CEO, will be the broadcast's special guest. She will report on activities taking place there, as several thousand HIM and other healthcare professionals gather for the annual event. Dunn is the current chief operating officer for First Class Solutions, a frequent guest on Talk Ten Tuesdays, and a member of the ICD10monitor Editorial Board.Additionally, Dr. James S. Kennedy, founder of CDIMD, will serve as the broadcast's cohost, reporting from the conference floor.The weekly broadcast will also feature these outstanding segments and thought leaders:• Coding Report: Laurie Johnson, senior healthcare consultant with Revenue Cycle Solutions, LLC, will have the latest coding news.• SDoH Report: Dr. Juliet Ugarte Hopkins, immediate past president of the American College of Physician Advisors (ACPA), will substitute for Tiffany Ferguson to report the news that's happening at the intersection of coding and the social determinants of health (SDoH).• News Desk: Timothy Powell, CPA, will anchor the Talk Ten Tuesdays News Desk.• Point of View: The aforementioned Dr. James S. Kennedy, Talk Ten Tuesdays guest co-host, will report on a subject that has caught his attention.

Today, it's Midday on Babies, and Tom talks with two of the city's top pediatricians about ways to help your babies and young children thrive. Recently, there has been a spike in the number of infant deaths in both Baltimore City and Baltimore County, related, it's now believed, to how babies are sleeping. Last Thursday, Tom spoke with Dr. Letitia Dzirasa, the Baltimore City Health Commissioner (and board-certified pediatrician) about this alarming trend. She joined us on Zoom. (Because the conversation is recorded, we can't take any live questions or comments during this segment.) Then, Midday on Babies continues with Dr. Ashanti Woods, who joins Tom for a live conversation about baby and child care. Dr. Woods is a pediatrician with Mercy Family Care Physicians, at the Mercy Medical Center here in Baltimore.  Dr. Ashanti Woods joins us on Zoom… Put this event on your calendar: The Baltimore City Health Department will be sponsoring its 14th Annual B'More Healthy Expo this Saturday, March 25th, from 10am to 4pm at the Baltimore Convention Center.The B'More Healthy Expo will connect you with community resources to help you reach your health and wellness goals! Click the link for more info. And one other note related to babies and parenting... The Baltimore-born actor Lance Reddick, known for his roles in the John Wick films and on The Wire, died last week in Los Angeles at the age of 60. His family has asked fans to honor his memory with donations to MOMCares, a local non-profit that assists Black mothers with prenatal and postpartum care. Last Saturday, after just one day, the organization had raised $12,000, the most it had ever raised in one day since its founding in 2017. Click the link for more info, and if you'd like to help.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rob interviewed Gwynne Rukenbrod Smith and Sehar Peerzada for the American Craft Council, their work and what to expect from the American Craft Made Marketplace's return to Baltimore. Gwynne Rukenbrod SmithGwynne Rukenbrod Smith, a widely respected member of the national craft community, has been named senior director of programs and partnerships at the American Craft CouncilSehar PeerzadaPatricia Sehar Peerzada creates clothing influenced by traditional sources in Africa, Asia, Native America, and Europe. She often uses natural fibers which she hand prints using the ancient art of block printing which she learned studying traditional arts in Pakistan. Controlling the placement, intensity, and content of the prints in her limited edition separates and ensembles, makes each piece a wearable art treasure. Concentrating on the drape and fall of the fabric, Sehar flatters the figure of all types of women with her simple, unique shapes. Peerzada's work has been carried in Nordstrom, Toast and Strawberries, Origins, C'Est La Vie, Metamorphosis, Sankofa, Zawadi, and many other boutiques. Her lines, Urban Masala and Saharah, have been featured in magazines, books, and fashion blogs such as Ebony, Heart and Soul, the Washington Post, Dubai Times, Pakistani Glamour, Today's Black Woman, "Threads of Time: The Fabric of History," Essence Online, Guyana Fete BHF Network, CIAA Africa, and many more. Her work has been worn by Sweet Honey In The Rock, Aretha Franklin, T'Keyah Crystal Kemah, Danny Glover, and others. Sehar is a local artist participating in the The American Craft Council (ACC) emerging artist program. American Craft Made Marketplace Returns to BaltimoreAmerican Craft Council to bring 350 contemporary craft artists together March 3-5, 2023 The American Craft Council (ACC), a national nonprofit dedicated to supporting craft and its artists, is bringing its in-person flagship event to the Baltimore Convention Center March 3-5, 2023. The three-day American Craft Made marketplace is a celebration of all things handmade featuring a juried selection of artists from across the country working in a variety of mediums, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, clothing, furniture, and basketry.  With 350 contemporary craft artists selected following an application and jury process, the 2023 event will allow collectors, supporters and enthusiasts of design, craft and art to discover and shop the best quality craft in the country. This year's marketplace will once again feature the Emerging Artist Program, an initiative that provides a pathway for early-career artists into ACC's established craft marketplaces. With lower-cost booths, extensive exhibitor support, and marketplace award opportunities, this program gives emerging artists an unparalleled opportunity to grow their clientele and careers. The event will also include ACC's School-to-Market program which bridges the gap between higher educational curriculum in craft and the marketplace by providing undergraduate and graduate students a public venue for a curated, collective exhibition of their work.  The Truth in This Art podcast's current season is sponsored by The Gutierrez Memorial Fund and The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation, both of which are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in Baltimore and beyond. The Gutierrez Memorial Fund focuses on supporting artists and art organizations that serve Maryland communities, while The Robert W. Deutsch Foundation invests in innovative individuals, projects, and ideas. We appreciate their support in making this season happen. ★ Support this podcast ★

Tom's next guest is Marc Nathan. He's the proprietor of Cards, Comics and Collectibles, a comic book store in Reistertown, and the founder of the Baltimore Comic-Con, a festival that celebrates all things comic book. For 23 years Comic-Con has attracted fans of comics from all over the world to the Baltimore Convention Center. This year's edition begins Friday and runs through Sunday. Click the links for more details. Marc Nathan join us on Zoom with a preview…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EP 154: Aaron interviewed CIAA Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams. . Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams is the first female to serve as Commissioner for the CIAA and first appointed African American Commissioner representing NCAA Division I, II and III. CIAA stands for Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The CIAA Men's and Women's Basketball Tournament will be coming to Baltimore Feb 21-26. Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams tells me about the great history of the conference and how excited fans, universities and student athletes are happy to come to Baltimore. She talked about the amazing culinary scene, the charm and culture that Baltimore has to offer.  Activities will be going on all week from the fan festival at the Baltimore Convention Center to watching the games at Royal Farms Arena. Commissioner Jacqie McWilliams drops alot of jewels and gems in this amazing interview. Thank you Visit Baltimore for partnering with NPixAfterDark Podcast Video by Sv_images  Thank you Visit Baltimore for partnering with NoPixAfterDarkPodcast on this episode.  ticket info below  https://theciaa.com/tournaments/?id=208&path=basketball_champ www.visitbaltimore.org www.nopixafterdark.com  

A third pharmaceutical giant, AstraZeneca, announced this morning that late-stage clinical trials of a COVID 19 vaccine in the UK and Brazil show more promising results. The London-based company joins the American companies Pfizer and Moderna in expressing confidence that an effective vaccine will be available soon. But in the meantime, the coronavirus continues to surge here in Maryland and across the country. The CDC is urging Americans NOT to travel and NOT to congregate with anyone outside their immediate households this Thanksgiving. People are also being encouraged to get tested for COVID, and although the state of Maryland has expanded the number of testing centers, people have had to endure long lines in recent days. At the Baltimore Convention Center, for example, they are testing three times the number of people every day that they were testing during the summer. Two weeks ago, the Maryland Department of Health launched MD COVID Alert, a smartphone-based notification system for people who have been exposed to the virus. So far, more than a million Marylanders have subscribed to the system. Later this hour, Tom talks with Dr. Katherine Feldman about MD COVID Alert. She’s the Maryland Health Department’s chief public health scientist and the director of its Contact Tracing Unit. But Tom's first guest is Dr. Crystal Watson. She’s a senior associate at the Center for Health Security at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Earlier this year, as the pandemic was first taking hold, Dr. Watson co-authored a report for the national association of US public health agencies that described what a comprehensive contact tracing program - directed nationally by the federal government - should look like. Nine months later, with a quarter-million Americans dead so far and more than 12 million more infected by COVID-19, is the federal contact tracing program up and running? Dr. Crystal Watson and Dr. Katherine Feldman join us today on Zoom… If you have questions about MD COVID Alert, please email them to: mdh.mdcovidalert@maryland.gov or call the Maryland Department of Health Call Center at 877-319-1525. The Call Center is open Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and is closed on the weekends.

Recorded on site at the 2020 United Soccer Coaches Convention in Baltimore, Alexis and Christian sit down to record part one of yet another epic crossover with Daryl and Taylor of Total Soccer Show! Episode Notes As is tradition, whenever TSS and Cooligans are in the same city, we have to record a crossover pod. This time it's in the Baltimore Convention Center for the United Soccer Coaches Convention. We answer various Twitter questions (only one of which is pizza related), with occasional breaks to mock each other's style, musical preferences, or general existence. This is part two. You'll find the first part in the Total Soccer Show podcast feed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recorded on site at the 2020 United Soccer Coaches Convention in Baltimore, Alexis and Christian sit down to record part one of yet another epic crossover with Daryl and Taylor of Total Soccer Show! Episode Notes As is tradition, whenever TSS and Cooligans are in the same city, we have to record a crossover pod. This time it's in the Baltimore Convention Center for the United Soccer Coaches Convention. We answer various Twitter questions (only one of which is pizza related), with occasional breaks to mock each other's style, musical preferences, or general existence. This is part two. You'll find the first part in the Total Soccer Show podcast feed.

Pro Soccer USA's Glenn Crooks interviews referee Allen Chapman, SBFC GM Alyse Lahue, NWSLPA Chief Executive Yael Averbuch and author Beau Dure from Podcast Row at the Baltimore Convention Center

Highlights of the FAA UAS Symposium held June 3-5, 2019 at the Baltimore Convention Center. Presented by the Federal Aviation Administration and AUVSI. Diana Cooper, PrecisionHawk SVP of Policy & Strategy, and Brendan Schulman, DJI VP of Policy and Legal Affairs. FAA UAS Symposium 2019 Over 1000 attendees from industry, the government, and academia gathered for three days of keynotes, breakout sessions, and “how to” sessions. We discuss some highlights of the Symposium, including industry/government collaboration, drone remote identification, education and outreach, urban air mobility, drone delivery, public agency use of drones, counter-UAV issues, UAS traffic management, and more. Mentioned Alliance for Drone Innovation Blue Ribbon Task Force on UAS Mitigation at Airports Flight Plan 2030 white paper on Urban Air Traffic Management from Embraer. Innovations in Flight Family Day and Aviation Display at the Smithsonian's National Air & Space Museum, Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, Saturday, June 15, 2019, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm.

The annual Motor Trend International Auto Show opens tomorrow at noon at the Baltimore Convention Center. More than 500 cars, not all makes and models, but lots of makes and models, from the ultra-expensive to the very practical. Some run on gas, some on electricity, some on a little of both.Last year, we visited the auto show with a young man who knows an awful lot about cars: Rory Cahill. His expertise and opinions on all things automotive have attracted the attention of a lot of folks.On two occasions, General Motors has shipped a car to Rory’s house and asked him to try it out for a week, and give them his unvarnished opinion. In the biz, he’s known as “an influencer.”So this year, we have invited Rory back to talk about the latest cars – which ones he likes, which ones he doesn’t like, and why.We aren’t going to be able to visit the auto show together this year, but Rory has kept up with the latest industry developments, and he joins me in the studio. Full disclosure: Rory is the son of one of our producers, Kathleen Cahill.There’s only one thing Rory doesn’t know about cars: how to drive them. Rory is 14 years old -- two years shy of getting his license.

Drone surveillance systems for your home, around your yacht, and at maritime ports. Also, Intel inspects bridges with drones, a drone down under flies over an Airport, and a former FAA Administrator finds a home with drones. The "Bee" drone surveillance system. Courtesy Sunflower Labs. UAV News Sunflower Labs is building a drone surveillance system for high-end homes Sunflower Labs is developing an outdoor home security system with three components: an autonomous drone with a camera called the “Bee,” sensors that also light up the area called “Sunflowers,” and a self-charging station for the done called the “Hive.” The Sunflowers identify people, cars, and animals and determine speed and direction of approach. The Bee flies autonomously to the scene, guided by the Sunflower sensors, and streams live video. When the Bee is done, it returns to the Hive which recharges the drone, protects it from the weather, and houses the system's computer. Port of Amsterdam trials GPS-based UAV monitoring system Martek Anti-Drone Systems is providing its M.A.D.S. (Marine Anti-Drone System) in a 4-week trial at the Port of Amsterdam. Port customers are looking at their own legitimate drone operations but there is also the opportunity for illegal drone operations. The Port wants to find out who is flying what, where, and why. Martek also markets its system to yacht owners. When a threat is detected, M.A.D.S. creates an electronic exclusion zone around the yacht. If a drone enters, the system blocks the drone's control/video communications signal, which initiates the drone's fail-safe mode to land or returns to its operator. Intel Collaborates with Two Departments of Transportation for UAS Bridge Inspections Intel's Falcon 8+ drone hardware and software were used for bridge inspections and the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge over the Ohio River connecting Ohio and Kentucky, and the Stone Arch Bridge in Minnesota, a pedestrian and bicycle bridge. The 8-lane Daniel Carter Beard Bridge would normally experience lane closures for the inspection. With inspection by drone, this was not required. Inspection hours at the Stone Arch Bridge was reduced by 28 percent, at a cost savings of about 40 percent. Video: Intel Commercial Drones Speed Up US Bridge Inspections. https://youtu.be/IqwXI67PSIE Hunt after drone flies near plane at Perth Airport A drone was spotted flying over Perth Airport, first by a pilot in a plane taking off and then by an airport worker. Air traffic control alerted all pilots and the Federal Police and the Civil Aviation Safety Authority were notified. Neither the drone nor the operator has been found. Mr. Michael Huerta, Former USA FAA Administrator, has Joined ParaZero's Advisory Board Huerta is now on the Advisory Board at ParaZero, the drone parachute system we talked about in Episode #262. Mentioned The UAV Digest will be attending the 4th Annual FAA Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Symposium, February 12-14, 2019 at the Baltimore Convention Center. The FAA, industry, academia and other government agencies will discuss the latest topics related to the growing use of UAS and its integration into the national airspace. Registration for the 2019 event is now open.

In this episode, we are joined by Wanda Draper, who is the Executive Director at Reginald F. Lewis Museum of Maryland African American History and Culture to discuss her experience on the board of a museum and how museums can influence innovation. Wanda has over 40 years of experience in both broadcast and print journalism and has previously worked as Director of Programming at NBC-affiliated WBALTV, Director of Public Information for the Governor of Maryland, and as a reporter for The Baltimore Sun. How Wanda uses her transferable communication skills from her time as a journalist to create a new communicative culture. Why museums can offer fresh and creative perspectives that can help spark innovation. How Wanda is helping to shape a new and different kind of museum experience. Key Takeaways and Learnings Inclusivity: how museums are helping to influence visitors of all generations and ethnicities to learn and connect. Lessons: why exhibitions and artworks offer a lesson to be learned. Growth: how museums today are offering unique and personal learning experiences. Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode Get in touch with Wanda via Reginald F. Lewis Museum's website Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance, website Visit Baltimore, website The Baltimore Convention Center, website Other mentions: Jacob Lawrence, Romare Bearden, NBC-affiliated WBALTV, The Baltimore Sun, Hearst Corporation Innovaton Ecosystem Episode 068 – Accidental CEO with David Novak

You'd think after Universal FanCon spectacularly crashed and burned, co-founders Robert Butler and Jamie Broadnax would keep a low profile and not say anything. Particularly since every time they speak on the issue, they make it worse. You'd probably think that because you have the intelligence to know that the more you speak the more you make yourself look bad. You probably also have an ounce of shame that's apparently completely absent from anyone involved with ScamCon. Late Monday afternoon, Vulture posted this piece The Story Behind FanCon's Controversial Collapse and it makes everyone involved look even worse.  First there's Butler inexplicably blaming a "lack of support" from the blerd community as the cause of the collapse and not the fact that he used 80% of the Kickstarter funds as a deposit for the Baltimore Convention Center. Then there's Jamie claiming she's the one who informed the hotels that they couldn't pay their $70,000 bill even though she previously claimed she had no idea how or why the hotels canceled reservations. It quickly becomes clear that Universal FanCon was all about rubbing elbows with celebrities and not building and serving the community. Listen as Kriss and Phenom break down the audacity of the claims in the article. http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/6568488  

You'd think after Universal FanCon spectacularly crashed and burned, co-founders Robert Butler and Jamie Broadnax would keep a low profile and not say anything. Particularly since every time they speak on the issue, they make it worse. You'd probably think that because you have the intelligence to know that the more you speak the more you make yourself look bad. You probably also have an ounce of shame that's apparently completely absent from anyone involved with ScamCon. Late Monday afternoon, Vulture posted this piece The Story Behind FanCon's Controversial Collapse and it makes everyone involved look even worse.  First there's Butler inexplicably blaming a "lack of support" from the blerd community as the cause of the collapse and not the fact that he used 80% of the Kickstarter funds as a deposit for the Baltimore Convention Center. Then there's Jamie claiming she's the one who informed the hotels that they couldn't pay their $70,000 bill even though she previously claimed she had no idea how or why the hotels canceled reservations. It quickly becomes clear that Universal FanCon was all about rubbing elbows with celebrities and not building and serving the community. Listen as Kriss and Phenom break down the audacity of the claims in the article. http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/6568488  

The Motor Trend International Auto Show opens today at the Baltimore Convention Center and runs through Sunday. There are more than 500 cars at the show, and we wondered: What’s hot and what’s not?Midday host Tom Hall stopped by the car show last night and wandered around with Rory Cahill. Rory knows a lot about cars, and his expertise has attracted the attention of a lot of folks. On two occasions, General Motors has shipped a car to Rory’s house in Baltimore and asked him to try it out for a week, and give them his unvarnished opinion. In the biz, he’s known as “an influencer.”So Rory seemed like a good guy to talk to when we wanted to find out which cars are the coolest cars at this year’s auto show. There’s only one thing Rory doesn’t know about cars: how to drive them. Rory is 13, three years shy of getting his license. Here’s a film about Rory that debuted at the MD Film Festival last year, plus a couple of his reviews from the 2016 New York Auto Show about the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and the Lexus LC 500. Special thanks to director and engineer Luke Spicknall, who helped turn our trip to the Baltimore Auto Show into today’s Midday.Later in the show, Tom welcomes award-winning automotive journalist Tom Voelk to Studio A. They chat about what’s new in the car industry and what you might want to consider if you’re in the market for new wheels, and they take your calls and comments. Since 2004, Voelk, who is based in Seattle, has been making ----Driven Car Review---- videos. For several years the Driven videos were on The New York Times website, and Voelk still writes about automobiles as a contributor for The Times.You can catch all of his “Driven Car Review” videos on his Youtube channel. His podcast, which is also called “Driven Car Reviews,” was the first podcast to win an Emmy Award. Voelk has a background in television and has won 20 Emmys in all. He is a contributor to the NBC News Channel, the Seattle Times and other media outlets.

NFMT 2017 is coming to the Baltimore Convention Center on March 7-9 this year! Mike Petrusky will be there and he talks with Director of Education and Conferencing, Amy Brown, about some of the many FM trends & topics that will be featured at this year's show including IoT, Smart Buildings, and Safety & Security. We discuss the connections that will be made at NFMT and Amy offers a few tips on how to make the most of your time in Baltimore, as you navigate nine different educational tracks, with over 120 different sessions from which to choose. We also get to know Amy a little bit personally as Mike asks about her favorite TV shows and books. Visit the NFMT 2017 Show Website: http://www.nfmt.com/baltimore/ Explore the NFMT 2017 Conference Schedule: http://www.nfmt.com/baltimore/education/sessions.aspx#sessions Register for NFMT 2017: https://www.compusystems.com/servlet/ar?evt_uid=466 Details about Mike's Session: http://www.nfmt.com/baltimore/education/sessiondetails/Collaborate-How-FMs-Can-Leverage-Industry-Connections-to-Deliver-Innovation-in-Their-Organization--3058 Sign up to Be an FM innovator!® at www.kayrellconnections.com  

9 am Eastern, Thursdays, "The Tufts Get Going!" host Rosanna Tufts: "B'More Healthy!" B'More stands for Baltimore, of course, and the B'More Healthy Expo is this weekend, March 19, in the Baltimore Convention Center! Stop by anytime between 10 and 5, to meet some of the best healthcare providers and alternative solutions in the area. Some of them are on hand for today's show! Find out more by going to www.bmorehealthyexpo.com.

In This awesome episode of Spiraken's Con Review, Xan tells you about his experiences and adventures attending Otakon 2015 at the Baltimore Convention Center in  Baltimore, MD from July 24th through 26th Xan chilling at the Con for more pictures, check out our flickr album for Otakon 2015      So xan talks about the most memorable and funniest events which happened at Otakon, so, sit back and enjoy the show  Music For Episode: Intro Music - Carry On by OraSkaBand ( Carry On ), Ending Music - This is Me by Draft King (This IS Me)  Our Website http://www.spiraken.com  Our Email Spiraken@gmail.com  My Email xan@spiraken.com  Our Twitter Spiraken  Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Our Amazon Store http://www.amazon.com/shops/spiraken  Random Question of the Week: Did you see any of our panels at Otakon?

In This awesome episode of Spiraken's Con Review, Xan tells you about his experiences and adventures attending the 21st OTAKONat the Baltimore Convention Center in  Baltimore, MD from August 8 through 10th The  Best Cosplay  Xan Saw at The Convention. Sonochee from Redline   for more pictures, check out our flickr album for otakon 2014    So besides talking about some of the great events happening at Otakon, Xan also talks about what motivates people to attend a con and why certain cons are better than others. We will also be releasing the kill la kill cast interview next week. Either way sit back and  enjoy the show Music For Episode: Intro Music - One by Altima ( Sword Art Online OST ), Ending Music -Forever Love by Yoshiki ( X/Japan Classics ) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Email Spiraken@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Our Twitter Spiraken Xboxlive Gamertag Xan SpirakenOur Amazon Store http://www.amazon.com/shops/spiraken Random Question of the Week: What was your favorite aspect of Otakon 2014?

Jeff is back at BronyCon, the largest convention celebrating the popular TV series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. On this first part of Jeff’s adventure of Friday at BronyCon, Jeff will see how the bronies are enjoying the event at its new location, the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD.

Jeff is back at BronyCon, the largest convention celebrating the popular TV series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. On this first part of Jeff’s adventure of Friday at BronyCon, Jeff will see how the bronies are enjoying the event at its new location, the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD.

Jeff is back at BronyCon, the largest convention celebrating the popular TV series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. On this first part of Jeff’s adventure of Friday at BronyCon, Jeff will see how the bronies are enjoying the event at its new location, the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD.

Jeff is back at BronyCon, the largest convention celebrating the popular TV series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. On this first part of Jeff’s adventure of Friday at BronyCon, Jeff will see how the bronies are enjoying the event at its new location, the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD.

Jeff is back at BronyCon, the largest convention celebrating the popular TV series, My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. On this first part of Jeff’s adventure of Friday at BronyCon, Jeff will see how the bronies are enjoying the event at its new location, the Baltimore Convention Center in Baltimore, MD.

  Publisher Aeria Games and developer X-Legend Entertainment descended on the Baltimore Convention Center to announce their latest MMORPG during Otakon, Baltimore’s annual celebration of all things anime, game and geek related. Titled Aura Kingdom, this free-to-play title features some stunning anime-inspired character designs and rich and colorful graphics that feature sprawling expanses of fantasy landscapes to explore. “Aura Kingdom is the highest quality game we’ve ever seen in its genre, and we’re very glad to be able to share it with the eager fans at this event,” said JT Nguyen, Chief Operating Officer, Aeria Games. “We have high expectations that this game will resonate well with our community and are excited to work with such talented developers once again.” One of the major focuses… Read More... The post Aeria Games Announces Aura Kingdom At Otakon 2013 appeared first on Hey Poor Player.

Fred and Louis are back at the Baltimore Convention Center for the annual Baltimore Comic Con.

Fred and Louis are back at the Baltimore Convention Center for the annual Baltimore Comic Con.

Fred and Louis are back at the Baltimore Convention Center for the annual Baltimore Comic Con.

Fred and Louis are back at the Baltimore Convention Center for the annual Baltimore Comic Con.

Fred and Louis are back at the Baltimore Convention Center for the annual Baltimore Comic Con.

Listen to The African History Network Show, Thursday, March 21st, 8pm-11pm EST with guests, Historian and Lecturer, Prof. James Small of "Hidden Colors 2" and Founder of the Natural Hair Care Expo 2013, Mailaka-Tamu Cooper. Visit www.NaturalHairCareExpo.com for more info about "The Baltimore Natural Hair Care Expo" on Sat. March 23rd and Sun. March 24th at The Baltimore Convention Center. Michael Imhotep host of The African History Network Show will do 2 workshops at the Expo on "The Media's Deliberate Destruction of The African-American Family".   Listen to the show at www.BlogTalkRadio.com/TheAfricanHistoryNetworkShow or www.TheAfricanHistoryNetworkShow or by phone, (914) 338-1375.

Episode #83 Recorded on November 4, 2012 at the O.co Coliseum, Oakland, California. Crusader Raider Keith Smith travels from London England to Oakland California every year to see his favorite american football team, the Oakland Raiders. This year, Crusader Raider chose the Buccaneers game as his home game for 2012. On his 6000 mile trip back to London, Keith will stop off in Baltimore to watch the Raiders play there this coming Sunday. Also in this video we have: Raider Greg chats with Peggy Holmes of the DC Metro Raiders Booster Club. Their booster club will be hosting several events this weekend in Baltimore. Here is the itinerary: Friday, November 9 - GREET THE RAIDERS WHEN THEY ARRIVE IN BALTIMORE.  Gather at Holiday Inn 9:30 PM, walk to Raider hotel 10:00 PM.  SHOW YOUR RAIDER LOVE!!! Saturday, November 10 - USO Party, 5:00-8:00 PM, $25 full buffet, discounted beverages, ALL ARE WELCOME. Pratt Street Alehouse, 206 West Pratt (across from Baltimore Convention Center).  SUPPORT THE TROOPS AND THEIR FAMILIES Sunday, November 11 - TAILGATE, Lot J, M&T Bank Stadium.  BYOL/BYOB. $25 - wings, burgers, hot dogs, bean, salads, soda, water, deserts.  Raffles, auctions, veterans ceremony. The DC Metro Raiders Booster Club is an officially recognized Oakland Raider Booster Club. Then, to finish this video episode, Crusader Raider takes over the microphone and chats with: - "Don't Even" of the hip-hop group The HazMat Boyz, also known as Dem Raider Boyz. - Raider Greg's daughter Blair - Superbowl XI winning Offensive Tackle John Vella - A long-time Raiders fan from Lathrop, California - Vice President of the Northwest Raiders Boosters "Raider Ken" - Juan Jorge, fellow tailgater and Raiders season ticket holder - Oscar "RaiderWilde" from Brisbane, Australia - "Little Al Davis" from Los Angeles, California Make sure you check out our weekly audio podcast, Raider Nation Podcast, hosted by Raider Greg. Available on iTunes or on our Raider Nation Podcast.com website Call our voicemail "Boneline" to get on the show. 1-800-620-7181

More than 300 volunteers have been working tirelessly for over two years for the 31st North American Bengali Conference. Banga Sammelan begins at Baltimore Convention Center on July 1 and continues through to July 3, 2011. BanglaPodcast was there in Rockville, MD to capture moments from a team meeting last month. This episode will provide you a behind the scenes tour of what it takes to pull off this huge prabasi event. Get a sneak peak into the facilities arrangement, exhibition, art and decoration, hotel and transportation etc.

It’s the big day at Otakon! We are going to explore the photo shoots and many cosplayers at the Charles Street Lobby of the Baltimore Convention Center, or as Otakon people call the location “the fountains.”

It’s the big day at Otakon! We are going to explore the photo shoots and many cosplayers at the Charles Street Lobby of the Baltimore Convention Center, or as Otakon people call the location “the fountains.”

It’s the big day at Otakon! We are going to explore the photo shoots and many cosplayers at the Charles Street Lobby of the Baltimore Convention Center, or as Otakon people call the location “the fountains.”

It’s the big day at Otakon! We are going to explore the photo shoots and many cosplayers at the Charles Street Lobby of the Baltimore Convention Center, or as Otakon people call the location “the fountains.”