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Jim and Jack discuss the AFC and NFC championship games, Jack lets everyone know he picked the Chiefs in Week 1. The Lions are coaching decisions (bad) and a quick look at Klopp leaving Liverpool.

Jack and Jim have a heated discussion on the NFL division round, Field Goal kickers, Caitlin Clark, the sorry state of the Red Sox, and a draft of the top teams in the NBA.

In this episode, we interview RMLD’s Director of IT, John Pelletier who sheds light on how RMLD defends itself from cyber attacks and the cyber security threats in today’s increasingly connected world.

Jack and Jim discuss the 5 NFL games on WildCard Weekend, predict the divisional round winners, rant on about John Henry and the Sox.

Cory Shinohara's journey to being a Division I gymnast at the University of North Carolina has been anything but a straight line. Born in Japan to a Japanese father and Chinese mother, Shinohara grew up in small-town Wilmington, Mass., hardly a hot bed of high level gymnastics. Over her career, Shinohara has been able to travel to Japan to participate in training with the Japanese National Team, overcome three separate devastating injuries, and never gotten burnt out with the sport. She credits her parents, who always reminded her to have a life outside of gymnastics, for her continued passion and dedication to the sport.

Jim and Jack discuss the CFP championship, NFL Wildcard weekend, NBA 2 minute report and somehow Jack gets a Premier League update in.

UMass Lowell Track and Field sprinter Jeandre Abel sat down with the LIT crew recently to talk about his journey from small-town Wilmington to Division I athletics. Jeandre spoke about what it was like to grow up black in a predominately white suburb; his experiences walking on to a Division I team; and what it was like to be cast in the high school musical his senior year.

In this episode, we sit down with RMLD’s Integrated Resources Specialist Ryan Winn. We discuss RMLD’s business and commercial customers and the rebates and incentives available to them. We also discuss commercial solar and EV charger infrastructure.

Join Jim and Jack Boyle for their 20th episode of it All Boyles Down To This where they discuss sports, life, and everything in between.

Eileen's childhood friend, scientist Paul Kalb, shares his memoir, The Mystery Boy and Other Stories.

Join Jim and Jack for another episode of It All Boyles Down to This as they talk the latest in sports and life.

Professional football player and Wilmington, Mass. native Tyler Roberts sat down the the LIT crew for Episode 25. Robert's talked about his road less travelled journey, turning down prep school offers to play his whole high school career for a small-town public school, before landing a Division I scholarship and NFL training camp invite. Now suiting up for the XLF, Roberts spoke of how he overcame multiple catastrophic injuries to continue to pursue an NFL career by living by the motto "How you do anything is how you do everything."

Inside the Role of an Electrical Engineer at RMLD – In this episode, we get insights from Johnny Duong, a systems engineer at RMLD. We discuss the greatest challenges Johnny faces in his role, the considerations and challenges when planning service upgrades contribute to improved system performance and safety, how RMLD is adapting to support EV infrastructure, and more.

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Jim and Jack start off talking College Football playoff and what the committee did to FSU, Kevin gives his take on the championship games, JTrev chimes in on the best and worst of the NFL week. NBA in season tourney and the Celtics, a Philly Big 5 lesson, and conclude with discussion of the 23/24 Wilmington HS boys basketball team.

In this episode, we sit down with Vaughan Bryan, a systems engineer for RMLD. We discuss the role technology plays in modernizing RMLD’s electrical system, strategies and practices for minimizing outages and ensuring a prompt response time, the role of transformers in the electrical distribution system and more.

Eileen greets YA author Lamar Giles for his sixth appearance and is thrilled by Lamar's new Hollywood connection

Jim and Jack tackle the Premier League and the greatest soccer goal Jack has ever seen, the weekend of Thanksgiving day football, JTrev on the NFL and Kevin on College, the NBA in season Tournament, a little College hoops, and finally MLB is discussed.

Alvin Abreu's journey is the stuff of movies. Born to Dominican immigrants in inner-city Lynn, Abreu didn't speak English until he started grade school. He lost his father to cancer, then watched his mother battle the disease, and became a father himself all before graduation high school. With a passiom for basketball but no college offers, the deck seemed stacked against him. Undeterred, Abreu worked his way to a Division I scholarship at the University of New Hampshire, where he earned two degrees while becoming one of the greatest players in school history, all while remaining a devoted, full time father. Now the head coach at Lynn English high school, Abreu sat down to talk about his long and winding road, and why he's giving back to his hometown.

Special Thanksgiving: edition Jim and Jack are joined by their traveling compadres Chris Grecco, Kevin O'Donnell, and Justin Trevasani. They talk about a wide range of topics from the baseball hall of fame, JTrev's mock draft, and ending with a draft of college basketball players from the 2010s.