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Eileen welcomes back author Naima Coster, sharing her new novel What’s Mine and Ours

George Hooper has been with the Town of Wilmington's Public Buildings Department for over 20 years. On this episode of Where's Wilmington, Hooper shares what a "typical" day looks like as the Superintendent of Public Buildings, especially now that COVID is a part of our daily lives.

Guest Marcia Butler shares her new novel Oslo, Maine

Elieen's guest, Lessa Cross-Smith, loves novels that take place over a single weekend.

Join Lisa Kapala and Brad McKenna for Bridging The Digital Divide. In this episode they share their wish list of Technology gear they would love to have if money were not a concern. Brad talks about wanting a self-driving car and Lisa would like a lot of fun gadgets like a temporary tattoo printing machine and more. Tune in for this fun episode and learn about some cool stuff that's available in our ever changing world.

Deesha Philyaw, nominee for 2020 National Book Award for Fiction, discussing "The Secret Life of Church Ladies"

On this episode of Where’s Wilmington Lisa talks with Dr Wynne Huang, a Family Medicine practitioner from Woburn’s Caring for All practice. Huang shares tips for keeping your skin healthy, moisturized and protected while we continue to wear masks and face the Winter cold. Dr. Huang also tells us what to do about other skin and health issues like psoriasis and eczema and talks about when to toss old products we have in our medicine cabinets.

Diana Coleman shares "Women Going For It: Taking Risks After 50"

"When the Going Gets Tough..." with special guest Denise Reaves

Gloucester author, JoeAnn Hart discusses her true crime memoir.

Local Wilmington resident, Dr. Larry Paoletti of Harvard Medical School reads from his novel "The Last Hypothesis"

Namaste with Renee - Ep39- "Get Back to Using The Childlike Imagination" by WCTV

Welcome to Season 3 of Bridging the Digital Divide! Lisa and Brad kick off this season with a look at Virtual Learning and how to go about setting up a "virtual learning environment". They share with you everything from hardware, to tips for creating and stocking your workstation. While school may look and feel a little different, there are many ways that you can still make the experience pleasant and efficient. They also share some tips and tricks they've discovered in doing research for this episode.

David Eye gives host Eileen MacDougall and viewers a lesson in poetry appreciation

To "Distance Learn" or not to "Distance Learn"? that's the question! On this very special episode of Bridging the Digital Divide, meet Jenn, Lian and Emilia, 3 students who candidly discuss how Distance Learning was for them during the last school year and what they are concerned about for the coming school year. Jenn Tucci is a Shawsheen Tech graduate, attending New Haven College in the Fall. Emilia Spina is entering the 11th grade at Lowell Catholic and Lian Juergens will be entering the 10th grade at Wilmington High.

Curious about how the Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts work? Here's your chance to learn all about them. Frank West, Chaplain/Secretary of Troop & Pack #136 tells us all about how the Scouts organization works and how you can get involved. West also talks about the current "can" collection drive that the Scouts are doing to raise funds. Scouts will pick up your bottles and cans and return them for you as part of their fundraising efforts. How's that for a "win win"?

If you think Girl Scouts is all about cookies--think again! On this episode of Where's Wilmington, Joyce Hamly, Wilmington/Tewksbury Girl Scouts Service Unit Coordinator talks about the Girl Scouts and how they have evolved, changed and in some ways, have stayed true to their roots of service and community as well as what challenges they currently face.

Watches, Fitbits, Tracking devices--Oh My! Find out about how these devices work, what's new in "wearable" technology and what you need to know about data and privacy when you use these amazing technological advancements. Brad and Lisa even talk about how our furry friends are embracing technology, via wireless collars and more.

Eileen's guest, author and journalism professor Dan Kennedy, defines the difference between the NY Times and Buzzfeed, as they discuss other topics from Dan's book "The Return of the Moguls."

What Everybody Ought to Know About Music with featured guest DJ Shyne