WCTV Podcasting

Jazz music by the Wilmington Middle School Jazz Band under the direction of Anita DiLullo. Guaranteed to have you snapping your fingers and tapping your toes! Recorded live, May 16, 2019 at Wilmington Public Library. Bernie Lyon made an audio recording of the show to share.

Terri interviews Kristen Woulfe, an assisted living counselor who helps seniors and their families navigate the process of seeking and transitioning into assisted living.

What's new with Relay for Life this year? Find out! Lisa talks with Joe Martinello, Event Lead and his two children, Olivia and Joe who also participate in the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.

Join Dr. Leslee Quick for her first episode of Quick Health Concepts. This Podcast focuses on topics in health & wellness, to help you stay well-informed to lead a more natural, healthier lifestyle. Today's episode is the first in a two-part series on cannabis and the body's endocanninoid system.

Mark interviews author Edith Maxwell who has written over 20 novels in the Murder Mystery Genre available on Amazon.com and has been nominated for the Agatha Award. You can find out more about her at the website http://edithmaxwell.com and she is available on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.

Episode two of TaP, Teens and Parents, is all about parents and teens bonding. What is it? How do you do it? And why make time for it? Listen in to find out and tell us how do you bond in today's digital world?

On this episode of Member's Spotlight we talk with our newest Podcast team--Erica and Connor Marchant of TaP-Teens and Parents Podcast. Listen in as they share why they decided to come and visit WCTV and what made them decide to become Podcasters!

Tune in for the second episode of the Podcast Minding your Business with host Amy LaMarche! Amy talks with local business owner, Dave Mulik, of CMS plumbing & Heating about how to hire a good plumber. Amy's other guest, John Benchoff, helps to clarify what what questions to ask, especially in an emergency!

Eileen hosts returning author Marcia Butler, introducing her new novel "Pickle's Progress."

In this episode, Bridging the Digital Divide goes "LIVE" from the Buzzell Senior Center! Lisa and Brad talk with Senior Citizens and Youngsters to gauge just how well we're all bridging the gap between the technology have's and have-not's. Members of the audience share their experiences with learning about technology and how we all navigate in our digital world.