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First, Artemis II is expected to splash down tonight after being the first crewed mission around the Moon since the end of the Apollo program in 1972. Aerospace engineer Samantha Kenyon gives us a science lesson. Closer to home, Maryland Congresswoman April Delaney is on a mission to make senior living more affordable. She joins us after presenting a $1 million check to the Taney Avenue Senior Center in Frederick.

Plus, is DC dating a dud? We're joined by Maria Comstock, an influencer who rose to prominence with her 'gentle parenting DC men' series.

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First, we preview the National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade, one of DC’s signature spring events. Festival President and CEO Diana Mayhew joins the show to talk about what families can expect, from marching bands and dancers to live performances and the excitement of finale weekend across the city.

Then, we turn overseas, where reporter Doug Barnard shares what he witnessed near the Iran-Turkey border. From people fleeing conflict to others returning home, he offers a closer look at how ordinary Iranians are navigating uncertainty—and what they want Americans to understand.

Plus, a quick check of the forecast, with warmer temperatures, dry skies, and a picture-perfect spring weekend ahead.

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First, the Prince George’s County Council takes up a series of controversial measures aimed at ICE and CBP, including proposals tied to county employment, enforcement on county property, and new reporting around detentions. District 2 Council Member Wanika Fisher joins the show to explain what passed, what happens next, and why she says the legislation is about protecting residents’ rights.

Then, we turn to the growing battle over book bans. Organizers stop by to talk about a pop-up bookstore and public forum coming to Capitol Hill—an event designed to push back against censorship, spark conversation, and celebrate the freedom to read.

Plus, a quick look at the forecast, with chilly overnight temperatures, freeze warnings across parts of the region, and warmer days ahead.

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We start in Southwest D.C., where multiple teen arrests are fueling renewed debate over curfews and how to keep communities safe. Residents weigh in as city leaders continue searching for solutions.

Then, a moment that’s out of this world: Artemis II pushes farther into space, now more than 250,000 miles from Earth. We take a look at the mission, the stunning views, and what it means for the future of human exploration.

And back here on Earth, the countdown is on for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. An American University professor breaks down the massive economic, political, and cultural impact the global event will have on the D.C. region and beyond.

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We begin with breaking news: a U.S. fighter jet shot down over Iran, raising concerns about further escalation in the region. What we know so far, including rescue efforts for the crew and what this could mean for U.S. involvement moving forward.

Then, we turn to a critical issue here at home—violence in Washington, D.C. Community leaders are stepping up with a major event, “Stop the Killing,” aimed at reaching young people, addressing mental health, and creating real opportunities to break cycles of violence. From mentorship to job training, it’s a grassroots effort focused on change.

Plus, a quick look at the weekend forecast, with warm temperatures, sunshine, and a chance of rain on Easter Sunday.

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We begin with a major political shakeup: reports that U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi is out, as frustration grows within the administration. What led to the move—and what comes next?

Then, we shift gears to something personal and powerful: your health. Dr. Ian Smith joins the show to talk about his new podcast, Black Health Unfiltered, tackling health disparities, misinformation, and the importance of being proactive when it comes to your well-being. From prevention to advocacy, it’s a conversation that could change how you think about your health.

Plus, we lighten things up with a look at comedy in Arlington this weekend, and check in on DC’s cool, cloudy weather turnaround—with warmer days just ahead.

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We start with a look at DC’s rollercoaster weather, with near-record heat, spring storms, and a picture-perfect weekend ahead just in time for Easter and Nationals baseball.

Then, the big story: Artemis II. We’re joined by aerospace engineer and astronaut Aisha Bowe, who shares what it’s really like to launch into space and why this mission marks a powerful, unifying moment for the future of human exploration. From hitting thousands of miles per hour in minutes to inspiring the next generation in STEM, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Finally, we head to the U.S. Supreme Court, where justices heard arguments on birthright citizenship in a historic session attended by a sitting president. Legal expert Katie Barlow breaks down what happened inside the courtroom—and why the outcome could be significant.

It’s all happening right here on The DC Wrap.

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