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Jim and Jack start off with the Jim Harbaugh University of Michigan cheating scandal, look at the College Football landscape, get their weekly call from Kevin O'Donnell, look at the mediocrity of the NFL, get JTrevs pro football update, finish with the NBA and thoughts on its in season tournament.

Chris Grecco joins Jim and Jack to talk about coaching and all things College Basketball. Who are the Blue Bloods in College Football and Basketball, the most memorable game seen live, Chris talks about coaches who he has worked with, each makes their CBB champions pick, and finally Jack watches the ManU Champions league game live with instant analysis and reactions.

With Jim away Jack embarks on a journey to lead the show on his own. He starts with a quick review of a low rated World Series, and then goes on to talk about a new look Boston Red Sox Organization. Big news out of the Women’s Soccer world is addressed as a polarizing star is set to play her final game. Our CFB expert Kevin O’Donnell provides us with various takes this week and afterwards we get calls from co host Jim Boyle, and former WCTV podcasting legend Tom Trevisani. Finally we get to Jtrevs NFL of the week takes, and wrap up the show with some quick college basketball picks for opening night.

Northeastern sixth-year senior Christ Doherty sat down with the LIT crew on the eve of his final season of college ball. Doherty talked about witnessing addiction growing up in a single parent home, the impact of his grandfather and mother on his life, his journey to high-major Notre Dame before deciding to return to his home state as a Husky. He also touched upon his personal growth, relationship with his coaches, and goals for his last hurrah of college hoops.

Eileen shares One Blood, a debut novel by Denene Millner, who runs an award-winning imprint from Simon and Schuster.

Jim and Jack start the show with Flavor Flav singing the national anthem and roll into the show with that as a backdrop. A trip around the sports world begins with World Series talk, both take the Rangers to win. College Football with insights from Kevin followed by NFL notes and JTrevs best and worst of the week in the NFL. They also take on the best NBA players who have not won a NBA Championship with help from listener Brian Kane.

What a long, strange, wild trip it has been for Dane DiLiegro, but one summed up simply in the words "Work Harder" which he has tattooed on his wrist. Unable to make the sixth, seventh and eighth grade teams in Lexington, Mass., and without a single college scholarship offer after graduating high school, DiLiegro would work his way to a Division I scholarship at the University of New Hampshire. At UNH, DiLiegro outworked everyone to become one of the greatest rebounders in school history before embarking on a nearly decade-long career at some of the highest levels of professional hoops. Now, for his second act (no pun intended), DiLiegro has worked his way into a bonafide actor, recently starring in the hit thriller Prey among many other credits. DiLiegro sat down on this episode of LIT to talk about his journey.

Jim and Jack talk about one of the best months for sports, something happening in every sport. They start with the baseball playoff, with Jack staying with the Astros and Jim with the Rangers. On to College Football with a call from Kevin O'Donnell to discuss the weekend that was. Next up the NFL with a review of the games and the Justin Trevisani recap. A quick mention of their NBA champions picks then on to a draft of the best NBA teams of all time.

Current Insights host and RMLD General Manager Greg Phipps is joined by RMLD Integrated Resource Analyst and resident data guru Kevin D’Silva. Greg and Kevin discuss the important role of data analytics at the RMLD and data enhances operations, improves energy efficiency, and helps ensure a reliable power supply.

Jim and Jack discuss the Baseball final 4, hear from Kevin on CFB, both pick PSU(+4) over Ohio State, get the Justin Trevisani NFL Update and pick the top 5 NFL teams so far this year, with help from Wilmington HS students put together the top 10 NBA players for 2023, and finish the show drafting current play by play and color announcers. And no Jack did not pick WCTV's Jim Boyle.

Jim and Jack talk Patriots, where do Coach Belichick stand and will Kraft remove him from his GM duties. We hear from Kevin O'Donnell as he talks Arsenal and College Football, Justin Trevisani gives us his NFL Recap. WHS Golf gets a shout out for breaking their 62 match losing streak, we then talk Baseball Playoffs and finally pick our 2023 All MLB all star teams.

Jim and Jack take on the USA's poor performance at the Ryder Cup, make predictions for the Wildcard Round of the MLB playoffs, get a message from Kevin O'Donnell with his comments, talk College and NFL. Justin Trevisani adds his NFL thoughts via email, and finally we draft NFL teams most likely to win the Super Bowl.

According to Brandeis men's basketball head coach Jean Bain, everything he went through in life -- immigrating to the US as an eight year old without a word of English to his vocabulary, a childhood of hard knocks, and a cancer diagnosis in high school -- made him everything he became: A Division I athlete, men's basketball coach, and molder of future generations of hoopers. Hear his incredible story that began in Haiti, before taking him to Cambridge, Mass., Medford, Mass., Maine, Northeastern University and now the great, wide world.

On our premiere episode of Current Insights, host Greg Phipps is joined by RMLD’s Integrated Resources Director Bill Bullock who sheds light on the different types of energy sources that power RMLD and how the utility’s power supply affects reliability and cost. Bill and Greg also discuss the 2021 Massachusetts Climate Bill and how RMLD is transitioning to a higher percentage of renewable energy sources.

Author JoeAnn Hart returns to Book Stew with her prize-winning short story collection, High Wire Act and Other Tales of Survival.

With Jim back from his trip to Scotland and Wales the guys discuss the Red Sox firing Chaim Bloom, the NFL after the 1st month, a wild and wacky College Football Weekend, and the biggest story in sports Taylor Swift. The show closes with a draft of this year's college football teams, which will be evaluated at the end of the year.

Justin Trevisani is our guest as we talk all things NFL Week 1, make our Super Bowl predictions, listen to Justin tell us about his experience working for the NFL Colts. We also touch on some college football, the Ryder Cup, and how Jack now loves tennis following this years' US Open. We conclude with our 7 wonders segment as we draft all time NFL quarterbacks.

It's opening day for Wilmington High Football. What better day to record the first episode of Technical Difficulties, a podcast hosted by WHS football stars Michael Lawler, Ali Aboukal and Christian Febbo, along with Wildcats superfan Nolan Joyce. In episode 1, the boys discuss their opening day feelings; test their knowledge against that of a fifth-grader; and discuss what keeps them up at night, all while trying to keep Febbo to less than 7,000 swears in an hour.

Bobby Sommers is a high-flying junior guard for the Amherst College men's basketball team. Bobby Media is arguably the best sports videographer in New England. They happen to be one and the same person. In Episode 20 of LIT, Sommers AKA Bobby Media sat down to talk about his dual passions, and his journey from hooper to cinematographer and how he juggles both.

Bobby Sommers is a high-flying junior guard for the Amherst College men's basketball team. Bobby Media is arguably the best sports videographer in New England. They happen to be one and the same person. In Episode 20 of LIT, Sommers AKA Bobby Media sat down to talk about his dual passions, and his journey from hooper to cinematographer and how he juggles both.