WCTV Podcasting

Jack and Jim talk the Grammy's, EPL, Baseball, NBA, make their Super Bowl picks and finish with a seven wonders draft of this weekends Super Bowl Players.

This is a story of passion, talent, and just how far a mother's love will take someone. Brando Martinez, known as @iibrandoii on social media, is one of the best sports videographers on the planet. Period. That he's been able to excel at his artwork despite only having one arm and one partial hand makes it all the more impressive. Brando recently sat down with the LIT crew to talk about his journey, from surviving a horrific tragedy as a baby in Guatemala, to immigrating to the United State with his mother so he could receive the best medical care, to discovering his love for videography and everything that goes into his craft.

Host Eileen invites author Shannon Sanders on to the show to discuss her debut short story collection Company: Stories.

Jim and Jack discuss the AFC and NFC championship games, Jack lets everyone know he picked the Chiefs in Week 1. The Lions are coaching decisions (bad) and a quick look at Klopp leaving Liverpool.

Jack and Jim have a heated discussion on the NFL division round, Field Goal kickers, Caitlin Clark, the sorry state of the Red Sox, and a draft of the top teams in the NBA.

In this episode, we interview RMLD’s Director of IT, John Pelletier who sheds light on how RMLD defends itself from cyber attacks and the cyber security threats in today’s increasingly connected world.

Jack and Jim discuss the 5 NFL games on WildCard Weekend, predict the divisional round winners, rant on about John Henry and the Sox.

Cory Shinohara's journey to being a Division I gymnast at the University of North Carolina has been anything but a straight line. Born in Japan to a Japanese father and Chinese mother, Shinohara grew up in small-town Wilmington, Mass., hardly a hot bed of high level gymnastics. Over her career, Shinohara has been able to travel to Japan to participate in training with the Japanese National Team, overcome three separate devastating injuries, and never gotten burnt out with the sport. She credits her parents, who always reminded her to have a life outside of gymnastics, for her continued passion and dedication to the sport.

Jim and Jack discuss the CFP championship, NFL Wildcard weekend, NBA 2 minute report and somehow Jack gets a Premier League update in.

UMass Lowell Track and Field sprinter Jeandre Abel sat down with the LIT crew recently to talk about his journey from small-town Wilmington to Division I athletics. Jeandre spoke about what it was like to grow up black in a predominately white suburb; his experiences walking on to a Division I team; and what it was like to be cast in the high school musical his senior year.