William Lee Mooney and Steve Zinner
The Mainstreet Podcast
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We'd like to thank all our listeners, guests, and those of you who supported either financially or by sharing episodes of Mainstreet with your friends. Most of all, thank you for listening! Steve and I have enjoyed our conversations with the p
Crisfield native Scott Ward stops by Mainstreet to talk about growing up in a small town on Maryland's Eastern Shore, the brotherhood of firefighters, and his enduring love for baseball. Support the showPlease consider supporting The Mainstree
We begin 2024 with a conversation with local author, speaker, and workshop facilitator Lindsey Pope, who reveals, among other things, what special features about Havre de Grace begin with the letters "X" and "Z." Find out more about Lindsey her
Social media algorithms thrive on anger, angst, and panic. Throw in a conspiracy theory here or there and it's hardly surprising that most of us feel anxious about our finances. For some much-needed perspective, n this episode of Mainstreet,
Local stand-up comedian and show producer Ryan Lina stops by Mainstreet to talk about all things comedy, including the growing comedy scene right here in Harford County. Find out moreComedy Night at the Abingdon Grill On social mediaXFacebook
Shipwrecks, priates, and beekeepers are subjects seldom mentioned in the same breath. As we soon found out in our conversation with Dr. Langley, however, attempting to label her skills and areas of expertise is an expedition that leads to unex
Local small business owners Nikki and Trey Wooton return to Mainstreet to update us on what's new at We Rock the Spectrum Forest Hill, including We Rock on Wheels. Learn more about We Rock the Spectrum. Call them at 410-891-4600 or check them
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and SARC (The Sexual Assault/Spouse Abuse Resource Center) is partnering with local businesses and organizations to increase awareness through a series of events and promotions. SARC's Alison Imhoff
Is there a crisis in male leadership in our communities? If you believe that's the case, Fallston's Jeff Biedronski, our guest on this episode of Mainstreet, might have some good news. Jeff stops by Mainstreet to talk about F3, the nationwi
"DAMN THE VALLEY" was a phrase regulary uttered by the men that spent any amount of tme in the Arghandab River Valley during the deployment of 2 Fury to Afghanistan in 2009-2010." The above blurb comes from a press release for a new book, "Damn
After a brief end-of-summer hiatus, we're back with a new episode featuring Mountain Christian Lead Pastor Ben Cachiaras. We can now say that we've had a rabbi, priest, and a pastor on Mainstreet. That's a set-up just waiting for a punchline.
You know the name, have heard the ads, and have seen the trucks. Now learn the story behind Von Paris Moving and Storage, one of Maryland's oldest and most successful companies. President and CEO John Von Paris stops by Mainstreet to share the
You know the name, have heard the ads, and have seen the trucks. Now learn the story behind Von Paris Moving and Storage, one of Maryland's oldest and most successful companies. President and CEO John Von Paris stops by Mainstreet to share the
Mainstreet welcomes Debbie Umbarger to fill us in on her duties as board member and fundraising director for Rally Against Parkinson's, the local non-profit that celebrated its fifth anniversary in March of this year. This long-time Harford Co
Mainstreet is pleased to welcome back Brad Cox, author, podcaster, songwriter, and musician to discuss his latest book, These Things I've Said: A Book of Poetry, Musings, and Lyrics, available on Amazon, select local booksellers, and at bradwi
Growing up in East Baltimore, Monkton resident Larry Dukes wanted nothing more than to be a professional athlete or sports play-by-play broadcaster. Seeing violent collisions from field level during a stint as an intern for the Baltimore Colts
Yes, we're the Mainstreet podcast but that doesn't mean we ignore what's happening on nearby Bond Street, Bel Air's other "Main Street." And one thing that's happening on Bond Street is the opening of U Brand Yourself, owned and operated by Be
The year was 1962. Steve Murfin was a sports-crazed kid growing up in Hagerstown, Maryland. Long before 24/7 news cycles and blanket sports coverage on the Internet, Steve gained his encyclopedic knowledge of local teams by devouring box scor
How many people can say they played centerfield at Camden Yards and conducted at Carnegie Hall? Our guest this week can. Oh, and he's also an architect. We'll talk to Bill Bratten about all these things, and so much more, on this episode of M
Author Richard Chizmar stops by Mainstreet to talk about his celebrated career as a prolific essayist and writer of horror and mysery short stories, novels, and screenplays. He is the founder of Cemetery Dance Publications and editor/publishe
To his legions of local fans, Dennis Schocket is one the hardest working performers in the thriving Harford County music scene. At any number of local venues, you can catch Dennis performing solo, with special guests such as Rob Fahey, or with
We are pleased to welcome back to Mainstreet one of our favorite guests, Forest Hill's very own "Queen of Pie," Sandy Kempton, from the Kempton Cottage Bakery. Sandy talks about some new creations from her magical oven and muses about the pos
Tony Lombardi stops by Mainstreet to chat about his decision to leave his highly-successful career in sales at Boeing Capital for what initially was, in his own words, "a hobby." That hobby ultimately became a new career as managing partner an
Growing up near Baltimore, long-time radio voice of the Washington Wizards Dave Johnson developed a love of sports and broadcasting by listening to, among others, local play-by-play legends Chuck Thompson and Bill O'Donnell. After graduating
Former Baltimore Colt cheerleader Leslee Yoder stops by Mainstreet to chat about her years cheering on our once-beloved hometown team. It's hard to believe that nearly 40 years have passed since the Mayflower moving vans whisked away the team
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