Marc My Word

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with nine-time Emmy Award winning writer, director and producer Matthew Weiner about his latest play "John Wilkes Booth: One Night Only!," his work on "Mad Men" and "The Sopranos," plus growing up in Baltimore, Hollywood dynamics and more. 

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Minnesota Vikings owner and Jewish activist Mark Wilf about how his family's legacy fuels his leadership with the Vikings and his unwavering commitment to Israel and the Jewish community. 

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with local CPA and tax expert Aaron Bloom about his passion for something that doesn't require a calculator or spreadsheets -- the gift of time and the power of volunteerism.  

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Oksana Nelina, coordinator of The Associated's Baltimore-Odesa Partnership, about her vantage point as a Jewish communal leader in Ukraine and her experience amid the ongoing war.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Dr. Bradley Schlaggar, president and CEO of Kennedy Krieger Institute, about the Institute's mission and the critical resource for families it provides. 

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Sigal Kanotopsky, attaché to Israeli President Isaac Herzog, about her early years in Ethiopia and journey to become one of Israel's most important social activists.

On this episode of “Marc My Word,” Marc Terrill talks with The Baltimore Banner CEO Bob Cohn about their growth in the market, breaking the Justin Tucker story and other thoughts on the Baltimore media scene.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with his successor, Andrew Cushnir, president and CEO of The Associated, about his early impressions of Baltimore and the future direction of the federation and its network of agencies.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks philanthropy with Rachel Garbow Monroe, president and CEO of the Baltimore-based Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with author and interfaith activist Mohammed Al Samawi, a Yemini refugee and Muslim who was taught to hate Jews before his life took a harrowing and unpredictable turn.