HeyJaredT.J. Smith
T.J. Smith is a familiar voice to the WBAL audience, serving as spokesperson for the Baltimore City Police Department from 2015 to 2018.
- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
- 32
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- Aug 27, 2026
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- Jul 3, 2026
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August 27th, 2026: What Happens Next After the Redistricting Ballot Ruling (opens the original)
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Join the conversation with TJ Smith. Maryland’s redistricting fight took center stage as the hosts unpacked a judge’s ruling blocking a referendum question from moving forward, at least for now. Delegate Jason Buckle joined the conversation to explain
August 26th, 2026: Rotunda Chaos, Traffic Fixes, and Maryland's Redistricting Ruling (opens the original)
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Join the conversation with TJ Smith. The episode opens with a discussion of the chaotic youth gathering at the Rotunda on the first day of school and the larger question of how communities, schools, parents, and businesses should respond. The conversation
August 21st, 2026: Speed cameras, court ordered care, and school testing debates in Baltimore (opens the original)
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Join the conversation with TJ Smith. This episode moves from traffic enforcement to public safety to education policy, offering a close look at Montgomery County’s new speed-on-green camera program. The discussion explores whether cameras change driver
August 20th, 2026: Why Baltimore Crime Is Falling and What Comes Next (opens the original)
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Join the conversation with TJ Smith. Baltimore and Maryland are seeing a major decline in violent crime, with the state’s violent crime rate down 18% and the city on pace for fewer murders than in previous years. In this episode, the discussion explores
August 19th, 2026: When Paperwork, Public Safety, and Fairness Collide (opens the original)
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Join the conversation with TJ Smith. This episode opens with a detailed discussion about the ICE detention of a University of Maryland pharmacy professor and the broader debate over immigration enforcement, bond decisions, and whether limited detention sp
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