WCTV Podcasting

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!

*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 NBAer, Martin just missed on making The League after an injury-plagued senior year. He then began a journey of growth, exploration, reinvention and rebounding, which included nearly two decades as a professional overseas before returning stateside to begin coaching the next generation of players. In this series, Martin and Perkins will discuss the intersection of life and hoops.

In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee talks about the recent full moon in Scorpio and the eclipse and how to navigate the shift in energy that it will cause.

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 and modifications that are being utilized to help us all navigate the world we live in more comfortably.

*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 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 NBAer, Martin just missed on making The League after an injury-plagued senior year. He then began a journey of growth, exploration, reinvention and rebounding, which included nearly two decades as a professional overseas before returning stateside to begin coaching the next generation of players. In this series, Martin and Perkins will discuss the intersection of life and hoops.

In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee has a special guest, Heather Kent. Heather is a registered psychotherapist and trauma recovery specialist with an expertise in PTSD.

In episode 72 of Namaste with Renee, Renee invites you to join her in Manifest May, a daily challenge to help you gain clarity on what you want in life, your desires, and what may be holding you back.

Charlotte and Erin discuss memorable moms from literature in celebration of Mother's Day.

Eileen talks with author Connie Mayo about her historical fiction "The Sharp Edge of Mercy"

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!