WCTV Podcasting

Ever wonder what that "thing" that you scan at restaurants that shows you their menu does and how it brings you that information? That's called a QR code! On this episode, Lisa and Brad explore the world of QR codes, NFT, which is a form of digital commerce and Acorns, an investment platform that levels up change from your purchases and invests them for you!

Local author Jane Healey shares her novel, The Secret Stealers, in her third Book Stew appearance.

If you're curious about the technology behind the current vaccines for COVID-19 or wondering why some of the vaccines need to be stored at sub-zero temperatures, then this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide with Lisa Kapala and Brad McKenna is just for you! Lisa and Brad explain a little bit about mRNA, the driving force behind many of the available vaccines and just what this little instruction molecule does to fend off COVID-19. The also discuss the algorithm behind websites that help you make an appointment for your vaccine.

On this episode of Where's Wilmington, meet Wilmington High School Senior, Miriam Nelson, who was recently appointed to the Wilmington Economic Development Committee. Miriam is one of Wilmington's bright stars and will be attending Harvard University in the fall as an economics major. Miriam has also been part of the Model UN, the Interact club and Wilmington's very own WOW organization. Find out about what's next for this young lady and what she is bringing to our community! Kudos to you Miriam--we're in your corner!

Hear ye' ! Hear ye! The editor of the Wilmington Town Crier, Ryan LaRoche is the guest on this episode of Where's Wilmington. Have you ever wondered how Wilmington's Town Crier gets published and what that involves? Listen in as Lisa Kapala talks with Editor, Ryan LaRoche about what a typical day as a newsman is for him and how he keeps us all informed. Ryan also explains how the paper is created, from articles submitted by local authors, to the finished product arriving at your home. He also shares his prediction for the future of the newspaper as we know i

Eileen welcomes back author Naima Coster, sharing her new novel What’s Mine and Ours

George Hooper has been with the Town of Wilmington's Public Buildings Department for over 20 years. On this episode of Where's Wilmington, Hooper shares what a "typical" day looks like as the Superintendent of Public Buildings, especially now that COVID is a part of our daily lives.

Guest Marcia Butler shares her new novel Oslo, Maine

Elieen's guest, Lessa Cross-Smith, loves novels that take place over a single weekend.

Join Lisa Kapala and Brad McKenna for Bridging The Digital Divide. In this episode they share their wish list of Technology gear they would love to have if money were not a concern. Brad talks about wanting a self-driving car and Lisa would like a lot of fun gadgets like a temporary tattoo printing machine and more. Tune in for this fun episode and learn about some cool stuff that's available in our ever changing world.