Hey listeners, it's Lindsay Smith-Rogers with some exciting news and an ask for you. Public Health

On Call is coming up on a thousand episodes, and we want to hear from you. To mark this milestone,

Josh Sharfstein, Stephanie Desmond, and I are answering your questions about the show.

Have you ever wanted to know how we pick topics or how we prepare for interviews?

Now's your opportunity to ask your question and hear your voice on the podcast.

Send us your question as a voice memo to public health question at jh.hu.edu by October 31st.

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Thank you so much and we are so excited to hear from you.

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Hey listeners, it's Lindsay Smith-Rogers. Today, an update on Baltimore for future podcast episodes.

Hey listeners, it's Lindsay Smith-Rogers.

Today, an update on Baltimore's quest for a cleaner harbor.

Last year on the podcast, we did a deep dive on the nearly 15-year-long effort to make Baltimore's harbor healthier for both ecology and recreation.

But over the summer and into the fall, a series of events like fish kills and what's known locally as pistachio tide felt like major setbacks. In today's

episode, I speak with Baltimore Banner reporter Adam Willis, who has been following the Healthy

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