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Eileen welcomes YA author Lamar Giles back for his SEVENTH appearance and his new supernatural thriller Ruin Road.

Jim and Jack are back in the studio to talk college football, US Open Tennis, some baseball, NFL, and Anthony Edwards insane NBA comments.

Nick Minnerath is a walking, talking miracle. By the time he was a teenage, Minnerath had lost his direction, dreams, hope and himself to the throes of addiction. Ask Minnerath about his teen years, and he'll tell you he should probably be dead. Instead, Minnerath got clean and sober. After barely setting foot on the court in high school due to academics and injuries, Minnerath found his way to a JUCO and then Division I Scholarship, before embarking more than a decade of playing professional hoops at some of the game's highest levels. A doting father and fitness enthusiast, Minnerath has remained clean and sober for more than a decade. The Cape Cod native recently joined the LIT crew to talk about his improbable life and journey.

In the mid-season premiere of Through Fire and Oak, Erica and Sean sit down to talk about the balancing of running the business side of the restaurant, handling the cooking, and the types of people who come to order food or catering. On top of that, Sean reveals why he showed up to the podcast studio exhausted...you don't want to miss out on this new episode!

"Trees" is the word of the day on this new episode of RMLD Current Insights. Host Greg Phipps, and RMLD's operations assistant, Erin MacDonough discuss what RMLD does to ensure the upkeep of power lines and when it is time to make a call to get the trees on your property trimmed.

Jack and Jim discuss the Red Sox extending Alex Cora, all things Summer Olympics, the success of Simone Biles, and Jack ranting about Steve Kerr and Noah Lyles.

Lost in Translation hit the road and headed in to the city today, where they sat down with Paul Malvone, co-owner for the renowned Boston Burger Company. Malvone is nearing in on two decades of restaurant ownership, wiht four locations to his name. But it wasn't all easy street, and certainly not a straight line for Malvone, who grew up in Medford and now lives in Wilmington, Mass. With two young kids, Malvone made a huge career change from a federal job working for the Postal Service to opening up a restaurant, and the night before opening he and his partners called an audible, switching from an Italian concept to Burgers with flare. It's had its ups and downs, and covid had his spots on the brink, but Malvone, as always, continued to find a way to survive, reinvent his burgers, and keep a smile on his face. Malvone's son, Joey, who just finished up his high school career playing Hockey and Lacrosse also joined the pod.

In this episode of Current Insights, host, Greg Phipps, discusses the different kinds of energy sources RMLD has been looking into and which ones work better than others. Greg is joined by operations assistant, Lydia Lestage, to discuss the viability of these options and how the future looks with the possibility of carbon captured fuel cells becoming more prevalent and useful.

Another episode, another member of the RMLD family here to talk with host, Greg Phipps about the electricity industry. Assistant Director of Integrated Resources, Megan Wu is in the studio to talk about how exciting electricity is and steps RMLD is taking to incentivize and revolutionize electricity.

Austin Styffe sat down with Wilmington Real Estate expert Lori Penney of Team Blue to talk about the town of Wilmington. The duo discussed new builds and old homes, real estate tips for buyers and sellers, as well as plenty of town history.

Austin Styffe is back with his second episode of the Wilmington Spotlight. In this episode, Wilmington Recreation Director Brett Sawin brings us up to date on all the amazing programs and offerings going on at the Rec. Department this summer.

Jorge Arteaga, VP of Movement Building for Right To Be, shares his book I've Got You Back, instructions on safe bystander intervention.

This time, host Greg Phipps is joined by two special guests with double the insight to bring to the table. RMLD prides itself on being customer friendly and two of the excellent team of customer service specialists at RMLD are here to answer questions and explain what RMLD does to ensure customer safety and satisfaction.

Current Insights' first guest ever, Bill Bullock, the Director of Integrated Resources at RMLD is back. In this episode, our hosts and Bill discus RMLD's long term clean energy goals and the current steps RMLD is taking.

After a slight hiatus, RMLD Current Insights is back with another episode full of helpful tips about electrification, the environment, and more for customers and electricity enthusiasts alike. In this episode, our hosts sit down with Travis Estes, the COO Abode Energy management to demystify and clarify all things air-source heat pumps.

Jack and Jim discuss the ESPN Top 100 for the 21st Century, with Jack picking Messi #1 and Jim selecting Serena Williams at #1. We are looking for your impressions of the list and who would be your Top 10.

Dracut, Mass. native Darrel Yepdo sat down with the LIT crew to talk about his journey from the cracked concrete courts of his hometown, to starring for Saint Michael's University. Overlooked and unwanted by Division I schools a stones throw away, Yepdo used that to fuel his fire to excel in college. Yepdo credits patience, learning from the bench, and an incredible bond with family and his head coach for his success.

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.