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WCTV Podcasting

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Bridging the Digital Divide S3 Ep14: Library of Things

So you want to host an outdoor movie night, but you don't have an outdoor screen. You want to go camping but you don't have a tent. You want to view the night sky but you don't have a telescope. You want to dehydrate some banana chips as a snack but you don't have a food dehydrator. Fear not! The Wilmington Memorial Library has you covered with its "Library of Things"! On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide, Lisa and Brad talk about all the nifty gadgets and "things" that you can borrow ...

Jun 09, 2022•30 min

Lost in Translation - Ep: 3 - "Fatherhood"

*Discusses adult themes* In episode 3 Sam and Bobby discuss fatherhood, including the challenges of co-parenting, against the backdrop of the tragedy in Uvalde

Jun 03, 2022•55 min

Wilmington Writes - Episode 8: Riley Maibor

On this episode of Wilmington Writes, Riley Maibor shares a poem entitled: "A Thousand Nights". Riley recently entered this poem in the Wilmington Memorial Library Poetry Contest and it won Honorable Mention! Riley is also working on a book that we hope to feature on this podcast once it is completed! Congratulations to Riley and all the winners of the Wilmington Memorial Library Poetry Contest!

Jun 02, 2022•7 min

Where's Wilmington? - Ep 167: Ball in the House

During the Pandemic we all had to do things differently and even reinvent ourselves at times. But what was it like for those in the music industry? With no place to play and no one to entertain how did musicians survive? On this episode of Where's Wilmington we explore just that with our guests Acapella group, Ball in the House. Group members talk about what it was like for them during the pandemic and how they are regrouping now that many of the restrictions have been lifted. They share their c...

May 24, 2022•38 min

Wilmington Writes - Episode 7: Bob Bryant

On this episode of Wilmington Writes, Bob Bryant shares a poem called, "Woodstock Revisited". Bob explains how writing is in his blood, as his father was also a poet. Listen in and hear this fascinating story of how and why Bob writes and what motivates him! If it's true that everyone has a story to tell, then this is part of Bob's legacy right here for you to be part of!

May 24, 2022•17 min

Lost in Translation - Ep: 2 - "The Next Chapter"

*This show includes adult themes* Basketball has been an all-consuming passion for Bobby Martin for the better part of his life. Born and raised during the height of mob rule and the heroin and crack epidemics in Atlantic City, Basketball was Martin’s ticket to the great wide world. A high school All-American, he was a centerpiece of the top recruiting class in the nation when he signed with the University of Pittsburgh, where he played in the late 80s and early 90s. Once viewed as a sure-fire N...

May 19, 2022•1 hr 1 min

Bridging the Digital Divide S3 Ep13: Adapting to Technology with Rachel Kuberry

Have you wondered how teachers are adapting and making technology work for "unique learners" and what that means for all of us? Well wonder no more! On this episode Brad McKenna, Wilmington's Technology Librarian and Lisa Kapala of WCTV, talk to Lexington Public School's Assistive Technology Specialist, Rachel Kuberry about how technology is adapting to meet our ever changing needs and the needs of students. Rachel hosts a podcast called: "Exceptional Special Ed" and shares some of the changes a...

May 18, 2022•33 min

Lost in Translation - Ep: 1 - "Ball Is Life"

*This show includes adult themes* “Ball is life.” It’s a common phrase in basketball circles to encapsulate the all-consuming relationship between basketball players and their sport. But what does it really mean? Basketball has been an all-consuming passion for Bobby Martin for the better part of his life. Born and raised during the height of mob rule and the heroin and crack epidemics in Atlantic City, Basketball was Martin’s ticket to the great wide world. A high school All-American, he was a ...

May 17, 2022•1 hr 15 min

Namaste With Renee - Ep 71 - "Become Toxic Person Proof featuring Sarah K Ramsey"

On today's Namaste with Renee, Renee has a special guest, Sara K Ramsey. Sara is a professional problem solver and relationship expert who helps bring sound strategies and next-level success to your business and personal life. Sara will help bring you life-changing clarity to the process of effective decision making - so if that's something you struggle with, this is the episode for you!

Apr 27, 2022•38 min

Where's Wilmington? - Ep 166: Kathi O'Donoghue

If you've got some free time this Summer, an extra bedroom in your home and you'd like to experience other cultures first hand, this show is for you! Listen in as Lisa Kapala talks to Kathi O'Donoghue, Regional Manager of Influent Language Immersion. Kathi shares how you can help students from other countries by being a host family. She talks about the process, how to get involved, what countries you'd be able to host students from, and more! If you're a teacher this might be just the ticket you...

Apr 25, 2022•22 min

Namaste With Renee - Ep 70 - "Creating Body Congruence featuring Natalie Woodman"

In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee has a special guest, Natalie Woodman. Natalie is a medical intuitive, psychic surgeon, trauma aware master Akashic consultant, embodiment coach, body alchemist, and mentor. She helps high achieving "fempreneurs" maintain momentum and embody expansion without illness or burnout and SO MUCH MORE! You don't want to miss this!

Apr 20, 2022•33 min

Where's Wilmington? - Ep 165: Cienna Lyon

WCTV's Lisa Kapala sits down with the current curator of the Wilmington Museum at the Harnden Tavern, Cienna Lyon. Lyon talks about her recent appointment as curator, her journey to becoming a curator and also shares some interesting Wilmington artifacts with viewers. Cienna plans to expand the wonderful events already held at the museum and is working to encourage more town involvement with the museum. She is developing new programs and as always, is seeking donations of Wilmington artifacts fr...

Apr 01, 2022•20 min

Bridging the Digital Divide S3 Ep12: Hearing Loss and Technology

On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide, Lisa and Brad talk about hearing loss and technology. Brad shares his personal struggle with hearing loss and how he navigates the world. Lisa and Brad also talk about technological advancements that are available to help with hearing loss.

Apr 01, 2022•43 min

Quick Health Concepts Ep11 - Weight and Lifestyle

The first of a multi-part series, Dr. Leslee interviews Dr. Wynne Huang, Primary Care Physician and owner of Caring For All Primary Care and Medispa, as she discusses lifestyle changes that can help those that struggle with unhealthy weight.

Mar 31, 2022•34 min
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