Voted Delaware' s Top Podcast By The Delaware Press Association For 2025
Delaware Press Association Award Winner
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From humble beginnings in Lewes - The Podcast has grown to amplify underrepresented communities from all over Delaware. These episodes are both digital audio as well as visual programs that you can live stream or download from the internet, at your convienience. We are similar to a radio/tv show but available on-demand. You can listen/view anytime you like in your car, on your smart phone, computer, or desktop.
Most podcasts focus on a specific topic—like investigative news, storytelling, education, health care, interviews, weather, sports, or comedy. We offer all venues, keeping Delaware community stories local and relevant. We actively bring in one or more people to guide the discussions of original content material. Episodes average around 30 minutes.
Voted The Best Podcast In Delaware By The Delaware Press Asociation In 2025:
Blue Coast Talk, in Lewes - The Podcast, was founded and is owned by Jack Bucchioni. Since its inception, Jack has played an active role as the face of the podcast, hosting episodes and driving its "Delaware explained" editorial vision. With a passion for community engagement and original content storytelling, the owner has built Blue Coast Talk into a trusted Delaware media outlet. Company leadership reflects a commitment to fostering dialogue around the issues and opportunities that shape local Sussex County and statewide Delaware.
The podcast’s consistent focus on local perspectives has cemented its role as a vital part of the area's community leadership.
