The Friends of the Georgetown Public Library helped sponsor Festival of Words but also supports much more! Stay tuned to see how they support much more!

This is a series of podcasts that showcase sponsors of the Festival of Words 2025. The Delaware Humanities is a center of many human interactions and experience. Outside of the Festival of Words, the DE impacts us on a daily basis. This podcast shines a light on the ways the DE Humanities represents each one of us!

Adriana Camacho- Church!
In a time where mental health and diversity needs a space for literacy, we are lucky and excited to have Adriana Camacho-Church, Delaware resident and from Columbia, as our bilingual guest author at Festival of Words.
https://sites.google.com/view/festivalofwords2025?usp=sharing
We apologize ahead for the rough time/ recording quality we had with the podcast, as this was a day we had a MAJOR run of people in and out of the library and no quiet room space to record and yet, we decided it was worth it to go for it.
https://riverside.fm/shared/exported-clip/7d850ccc964094921709
We urge you to not miss Ms. Adriana Camacho-Church at Festival of Words 2025 - you will NOT want to miss this mix of culture, identify, creativity, and beauty woven through her books of Spanish and English a HUGE treasure for our Festival of Words this year!
Ebony, WHS student, went the distance in asking in Spanish and English the wonderful mysteries behind Ms. Camacho-Church's writing.

Woodbridge High School's Walter P.J. Gilefski Media Center has a chance to sit down with authors Lora Chilton and Leonard Pitts to discuss their latest historical novels. This experience was courtesy of Biblion Bookstore, The History Festival in Lewes, and Delaware Humanities.

The Nanticoke River Watershed Conservancy sat down with a quick catch up with Q & A with 2024's experience with her summer work study!

While in some places inaudible (no fault of the panelists) the power of this day on the was indescribable. Some many young women were looking for answers for starting their business startup, to be inspired of where they go for their future, and having individuals to inspire and motivate them.

We are thankful for the time these panelists gave to these young ladies and are aware of the need of how many young women need to know their power and worth. Always a great thing to realize on Mother's Day.

Woodbridge High's Student Government officers sit down with School Board Candidate John Campbell to talk about his vision and goals as a school board candidate.

*During this interview, questions asked by SGA candidates were hard to hear due to activity within the library space we were in. During those hard to hear questions, they were valuable enough to be included. You will hear in this cases the moderator, Mr. Brake. ask the question that could not be heard initially so the audience is aware of the question being considered. We apologize for these inserts but wanted to ensure the questions posed by students were considered as part of this podcast process.

This is the second of three podcasts done by the Student Government officers at Woodbridge High with school board candidate Brian Swain. Stay tuned for our third podcast coming up before the May 14th school board elections!

As we approach the Woodbridge School District's School Board elections, who better to find out more about the candidates than the Woodbridge High Student Government officers? We are lucky enough to sit down with candidate Kristie Thomas and officers to interview this first of three candidates. Enjoy!

Woodbridge High School's Podcast team delves into what is Doodley Art and why it matters at Woodbridge High School.