WCTV Podcasting

When you have fallen from the grace of patience, know you are not alone! It is not so easy to be patient with ourselves and others, especially as we age, and life brings a variety of new challenges. Join Erin and Lauren as they dive into patience, how to make small shifts in your daily life, and share tips on how to take a breath, and move forward with clarity and ease.

Too much information is not only overwhelming, but it can oftentimes be debilitating and hinder the process of moving forward. Join Erin and Lauren as they simplify the experience of gaining the pertinent information needed to make the best decision for your unique situation.

Life is messy! We all bring our previous experiences and relationships into our current situation. “Perception is reality” and our perceptions vary greatly from one another. Join us as we share the reality of family dynamics through real life examples and offer simple solutions for families facing similar challenging dynamics.

Older adults are making major life decisions, sometimes with limited information, creating indecisiveness or confusion. Join Erin DiCarlo and Joe Scott as they touch upon the various funding options available to pay for senior living.

Moving is one of the top three most stressful life events. The older we become the more challenges we often face. From logistics to emotions and family dynamics, we address them all in this episode! Change Can Be Difficult. Moving Doesn’t Have to Be.

Are your kids hovering over you, taking away your independence? Or are you an adult child who feels they need to be constantly overseeing your aging parent? Join Erin and Lauren as they take a deep dive into this common scenario experienced by many families. No one is to blame! Learn the small shifts you can make to ensure everyone’s safety and improve your relationship.

Namaste With Renee - Ep. 92 - "The Untapped Gold Mine To Coaching That Virtually No One Knows About" by WCTV

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee shares one of her favorite things to do to help her clients get clarity on what they want to do within the world.

*Discusses adult themes* Chris Bruff talks about his journey as the son of immigrants growing up in the Hartford area, to earning a division 1 basketball scholarship at the University of Maine, to navigating his way through his career as an elementary school teacher.

Everyone needs friends right? Well, on this episode of Where's Wilmington Lisa Kapala sits down with Tina Stewart - Wilmington Memorial Library Director, Terry McDermott - Friends member at large, and Christine Hauray - Vice-President of the Friends as they talk all about "The Friends of the Wilmington Memorial Library" and how they have been supporting our Library for 25 years. On this celebrator...

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee has special guest and dear friend Rachel Hardy. Renee and Rachel help you unhook hidden blocks from stress and trauma and breakthrough your anxiety. Listen now!

On this episode, Lisa sits down with writer, Christine Hauray. Christine is part of the Wilmington Friends of the Library as well as a lifelong reader and writer. Listen in as she shares part of her riveting short story, "Henry and Ellen and Rita" which takes us on a journey about love, family and who we end up with and why! Christine also shares how important she feels it is to branch out and rea...

In episode #89 featured Dorothy Siminovitch as her and Renee talked about how they both have the gift of energy that changes one’s life and remind you how to easily tap into your divine medicine!

Librarians Erin Driscoll and Danielle Masterson offer historical fiction reading recommendations.

Book Stew - Ep. 105: Peter Bogyo by WCTV

On this episode of Where's Wilmington Lisa talks with retired Police Officer and history buff Paul Chalifour as well as Sergeant Matt Stavro about the upcoming 150th anniversary of the establishment of Wilmington's police force. Paul shares what it was like when he was joined the force in the late 80's as well the work he is doing to compile a visual and written history for the police department t...

In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee teaches you how to create a great day by cutting out the distractions in your life. Listen to learn what you can cut out of your day that will pull you away from what you want rather than aligning you towards them.

Happy Wellness Wednesday! In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee gives you three tools to unlock a magical day ahead! If you want a day filled with creating a day full of success, good feelings, and good vibrations (which I think we all do) listen now on Soundcloud, Spotify Podcasts, Apple Podcasts and watch the video on Renee's Youtube channel!

On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide, Lisa and Brad introduce you to Eric Berube, Associate for Marketing and Technology at the Wilmington Library. Eric shares his experiences with the Library, first as a page and then transitioning after college, to the position he has now. Lisa, Brad and Eric talk about how marketing and technology have evolved and how Eric, as a recent college graduat...

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee invited back coach, speaker, and truth teacher Eleni to talk about relationships. Not just our romantic relationships, although those are discussed, all the other kinds of relationships we can have, especially ones with ourselves. Listen now!

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee talks about overcoming her fear so she could reach freedom and how being vulnerable changed the trajectory of her life. Listen now!

On this entertaining and informative episode of Where's Wilmington meet "The Voice of Wildcat TV!", Jim Boyle! Jim talks about how he got started with WCTV many years ago and shares some history of WCTV sports. He also shares why being a volunteer is so important to him and shares how he keeps everything straight while doing "color" for Wilmington sports. Jim also speaks about how YOU can get invo...

*Discusses adult themes* A basketball and football star and strong student at a suburban high school, Greg Moulton seemed like he had it all as a senior at Arlington High School. Less than a year later, it was gone -- destroyed by the spiral of drug addiction and deceit. Over the next several years, Moulton lost it all, resulting in his mother's eviction, being cut off by his family, homeless on t...

Librarians Erin Driscoll and Danielle Masterson offer book recommendations in honor of Friendship Day on August 7.

Leesa Cross-Smith returns to Book Stew with her best seller "Half-Blown Rose"