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On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide Lisa and Brad talk about all things "E" content. What is "E" content you ask? Well tune in and find out! Want to read something at the beach but you don't want to bring a physical copy? Brad explains how you can do this and how you can borrow content from the Wilmington Library as well as other libraries that Wilmington is affiliated with and even borrow a device to play them on! Lisa and Brad also talk about the history of content from reel to reel to Laser discs and DVD's and more.

Antonio Bivins joined the L.I.T. Podcast to talk about his road-less travelled basketball Odyssey, which took him from un-recruited Miami high school hooper to then Division II UMass Lowell and finally, a single semester as a Division I athlete. Now closing in on a decade as a professional athlete, Bivins talked about his miraculous return to the court only five months after a complete Achilles Tendon rupture, the turbulent waters of professional ball, nearly walking away from the game, and self-doubt being his biggest obstacle. *Discusses adult themes*

Calling All Coaches, Healers, and Influencers! Episode 82 of Namaste with Renee holds an essential key that you need to unlock success in your communities! Listen now!

On this episode of Wilmington Writes, we meet Ruthie Baker who recently won the Wilmington Memorial Library poetry contest in the Adult category. Ruthie shares how her love of the written word was encouraged in her by her parents from a very young age. She also shares her thoughts about the link between reading and becoming a better writer. Ruthie is a recent graduate of Emery college and plans to further her education by obtaining her Masters at the University of Massachusetts. Ruthie will be continuing her studies in film and photography along with writing whenever the mood strikes. She shares her winning poem, The Trifecta, with us on this episode.

Happy #WellnessWednesday! Todays episode of Namaste with Renee is a quick one but necessary. Renee reminds us all to pause and find the source within yourself.

Librarians Erin Driscoll and Danielle Masterson offer book recommendations inspired by this year's summer reading theme.

*Discusses adult themes* Lincoln-Sudbury boy’s varsity basketball head coach Linda Martindale is a true basketball lifer. A former college star at Division II University of Alaska-Anchorage and at Division I University of Arizona, Martindale has spent the past two decades coaching at all different levels, including several successful stints as high school girls basketball coach, as well as college Division III women’s assistant coach, while also coaching middle school boys travel basketball. Along the way, she picked up a Massachusetts Division 3 Girls Basketball Coach of the Year Award. One of the few women to coach boys varsity high school basketball, Martindale joined the L.I.T. podcast to talk about her unique journey; her philosophy on mentoring and developing players; and her thoughts on evaluating talent, among other topics.

Guest, Linda Duggins, co-founder of The Harlem Book Fair

If you are interested in genealogy, ancestry, the history of Wilmington or you just want to have some fun finding out cool things about our town--this show is for you! On this episode of Where's Wilmington, historian extraordinaire and all around fun guy, Joe Jackson talks about his comprehensive and interactive map of Wilmington's history! Learn how Joe, who is originally from Tennessee and is a Wilmington transplant, tapped in to Wilmington's history and created a useful and interactive map of Wilmington and its rich history. Joe will explain how the map was created, what you can find there and how to interact with the maps interface. This map will also be available at the Wilmington Library for folks to access. This is an episode you won't want to miss!

Boston University men's basketball head coach, Joe Jones, drops serious knowledge on everything from his path in coaching, having to evolve with the times, what he looks for in players, how parents can hurt their kid's prospects and the added obstacles that black head coaches face.

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee talks about the power of connection through the higher self with Jennifer Matthews the Founder of Superconscious Success. Jennifer is also a spiritual coach and law of attraction practitioner and naturopath.

For Yann Kumin, football was life -- or, more accurately, for more than two decades it was a façade to escape the realities of life as a gay man in a testosterone-laden sport. But after nearly 20 years as a football coach, and surviving cancer, as well as racial injustice, brutality, and a worldwide pandemic, Kumin walked away from the sport, embraced his true self, and began the journey towards peace and the pursuit of happiness.

Welcome to the first episode of "Good Deeds"! This podcast features Wilmington residents and all the amazing "good deeds" they are doing in our community and beyond. In this episode, meet Allison Bolanos, who was nominated as a guest by Nancy Zimmer as our first "good deed-do-er". Allison talks about her involvement with TOPS soccer and her fundraising efforts to purchase "communication boards" for the town to help challenged individuals communicate better. Listen in as we hear about why this project is near and dear to Allison's heart and why she devotes her free time to this goal. At the end of the podcast, you'll also hear an inspirational quote that you can take away from the podcast as an extra bonus!

In this episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee has guest Megan Doyle. Megan is the author of "Come Home: Finding Comfort in Who You Are" as well as a certified yoga therapist who has helped veterans, entrepreneurs, and professionals find happiness within themselves.

In episode 78 of Namaste with Renee, Renee has special guest Amanda Monnier as they discuss energy healing, spirituality, and how generational trauma can unconsciously program the energy field.

*Discusses adult themes*

So you want to host an outdoor movie night, but you don't have an outdoor screen. You want to go camping but you don't have a tent. You want to view the night sky but you don't have a telescope. You want to dehydrate some banana chips as a snack but you don't have a food dehydrator. Fear not! The Wilmington Memorial Library has you covered with its "Library of Things"! On this episode of Bridging the Digital Divide, Lisa and Brad talk about all the nifty gadgets and "things" that you can borrow from the Library. We bet you'll be shocked and amazed by all the cool things you can try out! Listen in and find out what's available at the Library and how you go about reserving items that the Library offers! We bet you'll be amazed!

In today's episode of Namaste with Renee, Renee has special guest, Beverly Price who is the founder of Nastava Jewelry. Beverly is an Intuitive Jewelry Designer whose custom creations reflect the beauty of self-empowerment, self-expression, and beauty.

*Discusses adult themes* In episode 4, Bobby and Sam discuss the pros and cons of AAU culture.

*Discusses adult themes* In episode 3 Sam and Bobby discuss fatherhood, including the challenges of co-parenting, against the backdrop of the tragedy in Uvalde