WCTV Podcasting

Leesa Cross-Smith returns to Book Stew with her best seller "Half-Blown Rose"

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Northeastern assistant coach and former player Joel Smith joined the L.I.T. podcast to talk about his journey from the Texas heat to the frigid winters of Boston. Smith spoke on his playing career, the heartbreak of coming so close to the NCAA Tournament that he could taste it, embarking on a profession playing career, before transitioning to coaching.

This week on "Namaste with Renee" Renee has a conversation with guest Kim Van de Sande, Sacred Architect, Cosmic Channel, Master Healer and Teacher. Ascend and amplify your ability with the speed of light in less than 30 minutes by receiving her light language in this episode.

*Discusses adult themes*

Mike St. John's career has been a rollercoaster, to say the least, defined by work ethic, overcoming adversity, and reinventing himself time and time again. A baseball star in high school who looked destined for the Majors, a devastating arm injury ended what looked like a professional career in the making. After being robbed of his first love, St. John dedicated himself to basketball far later than most players, but willed and worked his way to a Division I scholarship. After four years as a starter at La Salle, St. John embarked on a professional basketball career that spanned more than a decade and took him to more than 20 countries. Still in his prime, St. John once again had his sports career ended by heartbreaking medical news: a life-threatening heart condition. After returning to his hometown to pick up the pieces, St. John picked himself back up and dedicated himself to helping the next generation of young players as a coach.

Grab your canvas, brush, and colors and become the deliberate creator of your future career, vibration, and relationship to all that is in this new episode of Namaste with Renee! In this episode, Renee helps you tap into your creative power and activate your heart's desires while also visualizing your amazing future.

On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide Lisa and Brad talk about all things "E" content. What is "E" content you ask? Well tune in and find out! Want to read something at the beach but you don't want to bring a physical copy? Brad explains how you can do this and how you can borrow content from the Wilmington Library as well as other libraries that Wilmington is affiliated with and even borrow a device to play them on! Lisa and Brad also talk about the history of content from reel to reel to Laser discs and DVD's and more.

Antonio Bivins joined the L.I.T. Podcast to talk about his road-less travelled basketball Odyssey, which took him from un-recruited Miami high school hooper to then Division II UMass Lowell and finally, a single semester as a Division I athlete. Now closing in on a decade as a professional athlete, Bivins talked about his miraculous return to the court only five months after a complete Achilles Tendon rupture, the turbulent waters of professional ball, nearly walking away from the game, and self-doubt being his biggest obstacle.

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Calling All Coaches, Healers, and Influencers! Episode 82 of Namaste with Renee holds an essential key that you need to unlock success in your communities! Listen now!

On this episode of Wilmington Writes, we meet Ruthie Baker who recently won the Wilmington Memorial Library poetry contest in the Adult category. Ruthie shares how her love of the written word was encouraged in her by her parents from a very young age. She also shares her thoughts about the link between reading and becoming a better writer. Ruthie is a recent graduate of Emery college and plans to further her education by obtaining her Masters at the University of Massachusetts. Ruthie will be continuing her studies in film and photography along with writing whenever the mood strikes. She shares her winning poem, The Trifecta, with us on this episode.

Happy #WellnessWednesday! Todays episode of Namaste with Renee is a quick one but necessary. Renee reminds us all to pause and find the source within yourself.