WCTV Podcasting

Wilmington florist, Designs by Don celebrates 30 years of business in our community this year. Find out how Megan Goddard and Kat Strazzere are fairing since recently taking over the business, previously owned by Megan's Step-Dad, Don Hill. Goddard and Strazzere share tips for women business owners and talk about their transition from employees to business owners as well as what it's like working with flowers.

Host Eileen MacDougall's BFF, artist Jane Keddy, shares her new graphic memoir, "Serial Monogamy."

Jeff Higgs is a local artist/writer from Wilmington who has published over

30 short stories in online magazines such as Contrary Magazine, Literary Stories and

Black Elephant and has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.

His stories typically focus on life from the perspective of a black American to

create a greater understanding between racial, ethnic, and religious groups in America.

His stories can be found through his Facebook page

at https://www.facebook.com/JL-Higgs-ArtistWriter-1433711619998262/

And he can be reached by email at [email protected].

Television and Technology go hand in hand. WCTV's Operations Manager, Adam Dusenberry talks with Lisa and Brad about how he got his start in television and how television technology has evolved. Adam also shares what's new at WCTV and how we are changing the way we program our content to better serve you! Listen in as he shares what's coming in the future and how those changes may affect the viewer.

Minding Your Business: Episode 1 by WCTV

Tune in for the first podcast episode of TaP - Teens and Parents! With hosts Erica and Connor Marchant. They discuss why they began this podcast journey together and what you can expect as the listener. Connor and Erica are excited to share their story and get back in the studio to chat about connecting beyond the digital world.

Christine Murray and Sheila Burke from the Wilmington Public Schools talk about what to expect at this year's Behavioral Health Fair, which is happening at WHS on March 28th.

Mike Burns has been part of WCTV since we were back in the old Swain School building. Now, as part of WCTV's Board of Directors, Mike shares with you why he believes in WCTV and what he would like town organizations and businesses to know about their town television station and what it has to offer. Mike also shares his experiences as host of several "live" WCTV productions over the years and why he challenges YOU to get involved with WCTV.

Wilmington High School students discuss with Lisa what the after-school club DECA is and how being members of this club helps them better prepare for the future.

Have you heard? 5G is coming! How will this change the future of technology and what does that mean for you? Find out more on this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide.