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Jim and Jack Boyle talk about the NBA and NHL playoffs and other relevant sports and life related topics in the 37th installment of It All Boyles Down to This

Wilmington High athletes and friends since middle school Michael Lawler and Ali Aboukal joint the LIT podcast to talk about nearing the end of their high school journeys on and off the field. The duo talked about their shared love of sports, camaraderie on the football and lacrosse fields, and what it's like to survive in a small town. They also talked about their differing paths and obstacles they faced. Aboukal. who does the grunt work in the trenches in football and lacrosse, saw both of his parents deported post 9/11 and was raised as a brown kid in a white town by his older siblings. Lawler was a star athlete in football and basketball, and a bonafide DI recruit in lacrosse before a horrific series of injuries his junior year nearly ended his career and sent him into a very dark place. They both talked about finishing strong, looking back, and wanting to savor every last moment. This one is definitely a tear jerker.

In this episode of Through Fire and Oak, join hosts Erica and Sean as they talk about their dreams, nightmares, working together both in and out of the restaurant, and always persevering through countless mistakes and mishaps.

Viridian. Sori. Morein. Three figures, three stories. One world, which is not quite big enough for all of them. And you, dear listener, who must bear witness to each of their tales, and learn from them. As their fates collide, they shape the history of the world. Welcome to the world of Virine Foli, dear listener.

In this episode, Eileen speaks with author Janice Deal, about her linked story collection: Strange Attractors: The Ephrem Stories.

We have an interview with Mika Bucks? A time-traveling cop/detective. We find out more about the future and all of the incredible things that come with it.

On this episode of On The Mat, tune in to listen to Carl Beatrice talk about his high school career at Wilmington High. Carl also talks about his career at Salem State University at which he played baseball at. Braedon and Jacob ask questions about how the current Wilmington High baseball season is going. About what have been the main keys of success for the team early on in the season after getting off to a hot 5-1 start. Moving forward what the team needs to do to keep their hot streak going.

In episode one of on the mat, hosts Braedon Almas and Jacob Doherty talked about the past wrestling season at Wilmington High, including the difference between being a first year and a veteran wrestler. They also gave their predictions for next years team, and the upcoming baseball season. Check out what Braedon said was one of his biggest regrets!

Jack and Jim discuss the Celtics, Bruins, Scottie Scheffler and welcome NFL Draft Expert Justin Trevisani to discuss all things NFL Draft.

In the inaugural episode of Through Fire and Oak, learn all about host Erica and Sean's first year in business, how they started Code 1 Barbecue and built it from a tiny bark-yard venture into a full-blown brick and mortar restaurant.

Jack and Jim discuss the Masters, Celtics playoff opponents, WNBA draft, Jim's Marathon experience(no he didn't run), and retiring announcers.

Jim and Jack tackle the NCAA Final Four, Opening day for the Red Sox, a little Celtics, and the Masters Golf Tournament.

Guest Jonathan Mandledove talks about his long, winding and at times complicated relationship with the game of basketball and why it means everything to him today. The 7-footer was a member of a top 5 recruiting class at UConn, suiting up alongside six future NBA players. But his career didn’t work out the way he dreamed, as he left Storrs, Conn. after three seasons of playing without a degree or NBA contract. Over the next decade he’d fall back in love with the sport as a coach, return to campus to get his degree and join the college coaching ranks, where he currently serves as as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s teams at Franklin Pierce. This is truly an incredible conversation.

Jim welcomes Jack back and the discussion revolves around the NCAA Final Four, why the women's games have been better, the great start to the Red Sox season, finally they welcome back Kevin O'Donnell to the show.

Apr 1, 2024 Lost in Translation continued it's road trip at Bentley University, sitting down with Women's Basketball Head Coach C. White. White talked about her journey from growing up a basketball junkie in a small town in Massachusetts and falling in love with Bentley University basketball, before making her dreams a reality and starring for four years on the court for the Falcons for four years as a point guard. White talked about the transition to the other side of the bench, where she spent 18 years as an assistant for her alma mater, before moving into the head coaching roll for the past four years, including three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances. White talked about building relationships with players, her passion for the game, and why she has no desire to ever leave Bentley.

On this episode of Book Stew, our host Eileen MacDougall talks with Rachel Swarns, the author of The 272: The Families Who Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the American Catholic Church.

In this podcast episode, Noel Chambers, Director, Energy Efficiency & Electrification at Energy New England, discusses the importance of home energy audits, their benefits for homeowners, and how to sign up for a free audit. The conversation covers misconceptions, prioritizing energy-saving improvements, and the potential cost savings associated with implementing recommendations.

Jim and Jack discuss Temple's late season run, the NCAA Basketball Tourney, The Celtics, some good golf talk, and the Dynasty documentary.

Lost in Translation continued its road trip at Bentley University, sitting down with women's basketball forward Kylie DuCharme. DuCharme talked about growing up in small-town Wilmington, and how defense, rebounding and desire helped her earn a college basketball scholarship. She also spoke about biding her time on the bench, working hard, and sticking it out during her first two years of college before exploding as a junior.

The Lost in Translation road trip continues, as the LIT crew sat down with Bentley University captain Ella Thompson. The graduate student andstar talked about her journey from Indiana to Waltham, Mass., what motivates her heading into her third and final NCAA Tournament, her relationships with coaches and teammates, and potential plans for post college.