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Sam Bermas-Dawes
Verified
Producer, WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)
Atlanta
Beats
Biography
Reporter and writer passionate about capturing unique stories in words and audio. I graduated American University with a degree in Journalism in 2015, where I worked at my student newspaper. I interned with Governing Magazine before joining the newsroom at WTOP-FM in Washington, D.C. I decided to take my next steps in North Carolina, where wrote for Chapel Hill Magazine, Durham Magazine, Indy Week and WCHL. I now work as a producer at Georgia Public Broadcasting, the Peach State's statewide public radio newsroom.
Conventions , Film , TV , Live Events , Video Games
Sports, Romance
Content
By Tom Hall Verified, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes Verified| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified Today on Midday, an interfaith dialogue about Jesus Christ, a Jewish Rabbi and teacher who is revered as a prophet in Islam, and who is the central figure in Christianity. Islam, Judaism and Christianity are known as the three Abrahamic religions, because they recognize Abraham as a central figure in the development of each of these three, monotheistic traditions.
What passed and what didn't in 2025's Maryland General Assembly? And how did lawmakers navigate a glaring deficit?
By Tom Hall Verified, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes Verified| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified Last Monday, legislators in Annapolis celebrated Sine Die, the last day of the General Assembly session. A $3.3 billion-dollar budget deficit loomed large over the Session this year, with unknown federal funding cuts a complicating factor as the legislature debated ways to balance the budget. Pamela Wood, politics and government reporter for The Baltimore Banner, joins Midday to discuss how lawmakers worked there way out of a unenviable fiscal situation. Plus, Frederick County's Del.
By Tom Hall Verified, Teria Rogers, Sam Bermas-Dawes Verified| WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified Today on Midday, an interfaith dialogue about Jesus Christ, a Jewish Rabbi and teacher who is revered as a prophet in Islam, and who is the central figure in Christianity. Islam, Judaism and Christianity are known as the three Abrahamic religions, because they recognize Abraham as a central figure in the development of each of these three, monotheistic traditions.
Company Info
WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)