On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Jamie Simon and Matt Freedman of Foundation for Jewish Camp about how the summer camping market has changed and led to reshaped and reimagined opportunities for youth, teens and young adults.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with LifeBridge Health senior vice president Amy Shlossman about her role as president of Sinai Hospital and Grace Medical Center in Baltimore, the state of health care, what they're doing to address costs and patient care, and her vision for the future.

Marc Terrill talks with Paul Lurie, CEO of the JCC of Greater Baltimore, and Rabbi Benyamin Moss, regional director of NCSY's Atlantic Seaboard chapter, about engaging with young people and helping Jewish teens navigate their Jewish identity in an ever-changing world.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Pikesville Armory Foundation Executive Director David Ginsburg about the planned reimagining of that historic site as a hub for arts and community engagement and a premier go-to destination.

On this episode of "Marc My Word," Marc Terrill talks with Dr. Zipora "Tzippy" Schorr about her tenure at Beth Tfiloh Dahan Community School and her almost five decades of leadership in the Jewish Day School movement and the challenges and opportunities on the Day School landscape.

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.