WCTV Podcasting

Book Stew - Ep. 105: Peter Bogyo by WCTV

On this episode of Where's Wilmington Lisa talks with retired Police Officer and history buff Paul Chalifour as well as Sergeant Matt Stavro about the upcoming 150th anniversary of the establishment of Wilmington's police force. Paul shares what it was like when he was joined the force in the late 80's as well the work he is doing to compile a visual and written history for the police department that Matt then shares on social media and on the Police Department website. Matt explains how he got his start in the police department and why he decided to join the force as well as how social media can play an important role in making connections with the community. Also discussed are the upcoming events surrounding the 150th celebration and a special badge and patch that were designed to commemorate this milestone.

In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee teaches you how to create a great day by cutting out the distractions in your life. Listen to learn what you can cut out of your day that will pull you away from what you want rather than aligning you towards them.

Happy Wellness Wednesday! In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee gives you three tools to unlock a magical day ahead! If you want a day filled with creating a day full of success, good feelings, and good vibrations (which I think we all do) listen now on Soundcloud, Spotify Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and watch the video on Renee's Youtube channel!

On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide, Lisa and Brad introduce you to Eric Berube, Associate for Marketing and Technology at the Wilmington Library. Eric shares his experiences with the Library, first as a page and then transitioning after college, to the position he has now. Lisa, Brad and Eric talk about how marketing and technology have evolved and how Eric, as a recent college graduate views the advancements in technology he has observed. Also discussed are the differences in "photo shop" and the latest in self-publishing tools, "canva". This episode is a great look at how different generations view technology and how the Wilmington Library and libraries as a whole have evolved and kept up with the times from a technology and out-reach standpoint.

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee invited back coach, speaker, and truth teacher Eleni to talk about relationships. Not just our romantic relationships, although those are discussed, all the other kinds of relationships we can have, especially ones with ourselves. Listen now!

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee talks about overcoming her fear so she could reach freedom and how being vulnerable changed the trajectory of her life. Listen now!

On this entertaining and informative episode of Where's Wilmington meet "The Voice of Wildcat TV!", Jim Boyle! Jim talks about how he got started with WCTV many years ago and shares some history of WCTV sports. He also shares why being a volunteer is so important to him and shares how he keeps everything straight while doing "color" for Wilmington sports. Jim also speaks about how YOU can get involved with WCTV and what that means to our community and our talented athletes.

*Discusses adult themes*

A basketball and football star and strong student at a suburban high school, Greg Moulton seemed like he had it all as a senior at Arlington High School. Less than a year later, it was gone -- destroyed by the spiral of drug addiction and deceit. Over the next several years, Moulton lost it all, resulting in his mother's eviction, being cut off by his family, homeless on the streets of Boston, and eventually incarcerated. For several years, Moulton lived the cycle of addiction, before finally breaking it. Now eight years sober, Moulton is a father of two, working full-time to help those battling addiction overcome it. Moulton stopped by the L.I.T. podcast to talk about surviving his journey through hell to find happiness on the other side.

Librarians Erin Driscoll and Danielle Masterson offer book recommendations in honor of Friendship Day on August 7.