WCTV Podcasting

Jack and Jim discuss Wimbledon, Euro and Copa Soccer finals, Baseball at the break, ESPN's top 100 of the 21st century, and the British Open.

Jack and Jim welcome JTrev and Kevin to discuss the Euro's, the Celtics, the Sox, and what qualities a coach needs to be successful.

Courtney Redcross fell in love with basketball from the moment she learned how to dribble, but the sport didn't always love her back. Redcross admits she didn't get the "normal" adolescent experience because of hoops: She landed her first Division I scholarship offer before her first day of high school and had to pass on things like hanging out with friends due to being on the AAU grind since sixth grade. And after committing to play at Northeastern, Redcross would miss almost her entire college career due to a mountain of injuries -- multiple concussions, surgeries, and a broken back her senior year. But according to Redcross, who now works for the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, she still loves the game and would do it all over again.

Host Eileen MacDougall welcomes Jean Trounstine to the show to talk all about her collection of short-stories Motherlove, community outreach, and her process for writing both fiction and non-fiction.

Jack and Jim discuss the Celtics Parade, Stanley Cup Game 7, Euro Soccer Championships, and a few other irrelevant things.

Jim and Jack celebrate the Celtics winning the NBA Championship, all the trials and tribulations of the run to the 18th banner in Celtics history.

Join hosts Erica and Sean as they discuss their eventful time at the Lexington Battle Green BBQ Festival, what they think about bad reviews, and an exciting article they were featured in.

In the inaugural episode of The Wilmington Spotlight - a show shining a light on the people and events that make Wilmington truly special, while teaching residents how to make it in town - host Austin Styffe sits down with Wilmington Fourth of July Committee Chair Patrick Giroux. They talk about everything that goes into the upcoming Fun on the Fourth festivities, explaining what goes into the planning for the event, which begins a year in advance. They talk about the amazing contributions of different people and businesses around town to pull off such a celebration, highlight long standing traditions and also spotlight some changes to this year's format.

To say the odds were stacked against Christian Febbo's dreams of playing Division I college football may be the understatement of the century. Ninety-nine percent of high school football players never play Division I football. For Febbo, who only picked up the sport as a high school junior at Wilmington High School. a tiny public school in Massachusetts, and who didn't earn a starting spot until his senior year, the odds were even more extreme. But Febbo simply refused to let his dream die, working hard from sun up until sun down, long after his season had ended, even when his phone wasn't ringing and their were no recruiters in sight. Febbo battled the elements, self doubt, and depression, toiling alone throughout the winter. And in the end, the impossible dream became Febbo's reality when he signed to play football for for Stonehill College.

Jack and Jim preview the NBA Finals hours before tipoff, talk Celtics critics, Danny Hurley rumors, French Open Tennis, and Cricket upset.