That Delaware Podcast

The Rosaio Team
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That Delaware Podcast brings you the real stories of the Rosaio Real Estate Team as they discuss life, community, and what makes Northern Delaware special. Tune in to get to know the team on a personal level, as they chat about more than just real estate

  1. 6d ago

    More Than Speech: Inside Delaware's Growing Speech Therapy Community

    Send us Fan Mail This week on That Delaware Podcast, we're joined by Kelsey Ward, founder of More Than Speech, a private speech-language pathology practice serving families across Delaware. In this episode, we talk about how Kelsey knew at just 11 years old that she wanted to work in communication and special needs support, why she left the school system to open her own bilingual practice, and what makes her family-centered approach to therapy so different. We also get into how assistive technology has transformed the field, from bulky devices costing thousands of dollars to AAC apps now built into everyday iPads, and how that shift has opened up access for families in a way that wasn't possible even a decade ago. Kelsey shares some of the most meaningful moments from her career, why parents should always trust their gut and advocate for their kids, and how her partnership with Delaware Inclusive Fitness led to the creation of MOTIF, a nonprofit built to support the whole family, not just the child. This is one of those episodes that goes beyond business and gets into something that truly matters for families across our state. If you're a parent, a caregiver, or someone who works with kids with developmental needs, this episode is for you. In This Episode How Kelsey knew at 11 she wanted to work in communicationWhy she left the school system to open her own practiceWhat speech-language pathology actually covers, beyond articulationBuilding a bilingual practice for English and Spanish speaking familiesWhy parents are welcomed into every therapy sessionNavigating insurance, referrals, and advocating for an evaluationHow AAC and assistive technology have transformed the fieldSigns parents should watch for and when to trust their gutA powerful story about communication, connection, and loveMOTIF, the nonprofit combining speech therapy and adaptive fitnessWhy community over competition drives Delaware's therapy providersAdvice for parents considering an evaluation for their childConnect With Kelsey & More Than Speech Website morethanspeechllc.com Connect With That Delaware Podcast Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast Real Estate Team @rosaioteam_realestate

  2. Aug 24

    The Weekly Newspaper & Punk Rock Flea Market: Old New Castle's Creative Scene

    Send us Fan Mail This week on That Delaware Podcast, we're still on location at The Sycamore Wine Bar in Old New Castle, sitting down with Amanda, editor of The Weekly newspaper, to talk local journalism, community, and the underground arts scene taking root in this historic town. Amanda shares how The Weekly remains one of the few independently owned, print-first community newspapers left in the state after Delaware lost its last independent newspaper printer earlier this year. We get into why print still matters, from the permanence of local archives to keeping older generations and former residents connected to home, and how younger readers are gravitating back toward slower, more intentional media. Amanda also opens up about her winding path from photography school to marketing to landing at the paper, and how the New Castle community rallied around her family during a job loss and a home sale all at once. We also dig into the Underground Arts Alliance, a new nonprofit Amanda co-founded to support local artists and musicians, and the Punk Rock Flea Market she helped bring to Old Town Hall, which drew nearly a thousand Instagram followers within 48 hours of launching. We talk about why Delaware's creative infrastructure, from DCAD to local music venues, has been disappearing, and why spaces like this matter more than ever for young artists. If you love local journalism, supporting the arts, or hearing how a small town builds community from the ground up, this episode is for you. In This Episode Meet Amanda, editor of The Weekly newspaperWhy print journalism still matters in a digital worldDelaware losing its last independent newspaper printerThe permanence and value of physical newspaper archivesAmanda's path from photography to marketing to journalismHow the New Castle community rallied around her familyWhat it means to be a "villager" in a small townThe Underground Arts Alliance and its missionThe Punk Rock Flea Market at Old Town HallThe decline of Delaware's art schools and music venuesBalancing social media with real, in-person communityCarrying multitudes: being professional and being yourselfConnect With Amanda & The Weekly Instagram @newcastleprfm Website undergroundartsalliance.org Connect With That Delaware Podcast Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast Real Estate Team @rosaioteam_realestate Thanks for tuning in to another episode of That Delaware Podcast. We'll see you next time.

  3. Aug 17

    Delaware’s Best Hidden Food Gems with Naomi Eats

    Send us Fan Mail This week on That Delaware Podcast, we’re sitting down with Naomi Townsend, the creator behind Naomi Eats. Naomi is a Delaware based food blogger who highlights restaurants, coffee shops, farms, bakeries, breweries, and hidden gems across Delaware and the surrounding areas. In this episode, we talk about how her love of food started, why she began sharing restaurant content online, and how food blogging has become more than just taking pictures of meals. We also get into the importance of supporting small local businesses, why some of the best food spots are the places you might drive past without noticing, and how Delaware’s food scene is full of family owned restaurants, farmers markets, coffee shops, pizza spots, Puerto Rican food, barbecue, bagels, tapas, and so much more. If you love finding new places to eat, supporting local businesses, or just talking about good food, this episode is for you. In This Episode • How Naomi got started with food blogging. • Growing up in a foodie family. • Why food content helps people discover local restaurants. • Hidden gems around Delaware. • Supporting small businesses, farmers markets, and local farms. • Ramsey’s Farm, local meats, fresh produce, and goat yoga. • Rise and Grind in Elkton. • Nick’s Pizza and the Delaware pizza scene. • Dark Star Barbecue and Wilmington Brew Works. • Ole Tapas and why small family owned restaurants matter. • Puerto Rican food in Delaware. • Carmen’s Kitchen, Merengue House, and My Sister’s Fault. • Local bagels, breweries, coffee shops, and food bucket list ideas. • Why Delaware’s food scene is really about community. Connect With Naomi Instagram @naom.eats Connect With That Delaware Podcast Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast Real Estate Team @rosaioteam_realestate Thanks for tuning in to another episode of That Delaware Podcast. We’ll see you next time.

  4. Aug 3

    Inside The Sycamore Wine Bar: Old New Castle's Hidden Speakeasy

    Send us Fan Mail Got it — here's the corrected version with "Old New Castle" throughout. Title: Inside The Sycamore Wine Bar: Old New Castle's Hidden Speakeasy Description: This week on That Delaware Podcast, we're on location at The Sycamore Wine Bar in Old New Castle, sitting down with co-owner Tricia to talk wine, community, and what makes this hidden gem so special. Tricia walks us through The Sycamore's unique speakeasy-style setup, tucked two flights down behind brick and stone in a building over 200 years old. We get into how their tap-card pour system works, why their wines are hand-selected from small, family-run vineyards across Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Israel, Greece, and Turkey, and what it's like meeting Gregory, the highest-level trained sommelier in the state of Delaware. We also talk about Wine Go, their monthly wine-themed bingo night, and why The Sycamore has become a go-to spot for date nights, proposals, and girls' nights out. Beyond the wine, this episode is really about Old New Castle itself. Tricia shares her journey from running a preschool to becoming a serial entrepreneur, what it means to be part of such a tight-knit business community, and why fall is the best time to visit. We also get into local favorites like The Mercury, Jessup's, Azteca, and the Kalmar Nyckel, plus upcoming events at The Sycamore including live music, a touring improv show, and wine education nights. If you love wine, hidden local gems, or hearing the story behind a small business built with heart, this episode is for you. In This Episode How The Sycamore Wine Bar got startedThe speakeasy-style setup and pour-card systemMeeting Gregory, Delaware's top sommelierHow wines are hand-selected from small family vineyardsWine Go, Old New Castle's monthly wine bingo nightWhy The Sycamore has no dress code and no pretensionProposals, engagements, and date nights at The SycamoreTricia's background in early childhood educationThe tight-knit business community of Old New CastleLocal favorites: The Mercury, Jessup's, Azteca, and moreThe Kalmar Nyckel and life on the Delaware RiverUpcoming events, live music, and wine tastingsConnect With The Sycamore Wine Bar Instagram @thesycamorewinebar Connect With That Delaware Podcast Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast Real Estate Team @rosaioteam_realestate Thanks for tuning in to another episode of That Delaware Podcast. We'll see you next time.

  5. Jul 6

    The Heart Behind One of Delaware’s Favorite Local Farms, Ramsey’s Farm

    Send us Fan Mail This week on That Delaware Podcast, we’re sitting down with the one and only Farmer Carl from Ramsey’s Farm. Ramsey’s Farm has been part of Delaware since 1860, and Carl is the sixth generation to farm the same land. In this episode, he shares what it was like growing up on the farm, why he chose to come back, and how Ramsey’s has grown into one of the most loved local spots for families, events, berry picking, fall fun, goat yoga, farm to table dinners, and more. We also talk about the reality of farming, the unpredictable weather, the work that goes into growing local produce, and why the experience of visiting the farm matters just as much as what you take home. If you love Delaware, local farms, farmers markets, fresh strawberries, fall hayrides, or just hearing from people who genuinely love what they do, this is such a good episode. In This Episode • Farmer Carl’s connection to Ramsey’s Farm. • What it means to be the sixth generation farming the same land. • Why Carl chose farm life over a career off the farm. • How Ramsey’s Farm became more than just a farm. • Strawberry picking, blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, pumpkins, and future apple picking. • Why local produce tastes so different from grocery store produce. • The reality of farming through unpredictable Delaware weather. • How the April freeze impacted local farms this year. • Ramsey’s Farm events, including goat yoga, birthday parties, hayrides, bonfires, and fall activities. • The return of Ramsey’s farm to table dinners. • Why Ramsey’s Farm feels like a hidden slice of Delaware right off 202. • The farm stand, local meat, jams, produce, and fresh farm products. Connect With Ramsey’s Farm Instagram @ramseys.farm Connect With That Delaware Podcast Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast Real Estate Team @rosaioteam_realestate Thanks for tuning in to another episode of That Delaware Podcast. We’ll see you next time. Ramseys.farm

  6. Jun 15

    Spring Market, Sports Mom Life & The Reality of Doing It All

    Send us Fan Mail The girls are back together for a catch-up episode, and there’s a lot to talk about. From surviving “May-cember” and navigating kids’ sports schedules to juggling family life during the busiest time of year in real estate, this episode is an honest conversation about what life looks like behind the scenes. They also dive into what they’re seeing in the Delaware real estate market right now, including multiple offers, inspections, seller concessions, buyer expectations, and why every house seems to have its own set of rules this spring. If you’re a parent trying to do it all, a buyer or seller navigating today’s market, or just someone who enjoys real conversations about life in Delaware, this episode is for you. In This Episode • What “May-cember” really feels like for busy parents • The reality of balancing kids’ sports with work and family life • Mom guilt, activities, and making the most of childhood • Why some families are choosing sports while others are choosing different paths • What the spring real estate market looks like right now • Why today’s market feels more unpredictable than previous years • Multiple offers, inspections, and seller concessions explained • The importance of trusting your realtor’s advice • Common mistakes buyers make when writing offers • What agents are dealing with behind the scenes during transactions • Why communication and professionalism matter in real estate Connect With The Rosaio Team Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast Real Estate Team @rosaioteam_realestate Thinking about buying or selling in Delaware? Reach out to The Rosaio Team. We’d love to help. Thanks for tuning in to another episode of That Delaware Podcast. We’ll see you next time.

  7. Jun 1

    Inside Delaware’s Legal World with the Women of Kimmel Carter

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of That Delaware Podcast, we sit down with the women behind Kimmel Carter’s popular She Squire social media pages to talk about personal injury law, motherhood, Delaware life, and what really happens behind the scenes after an accident. Attorneys Emily Racis, Linda Malkin, Jen Donnelly, and Amanda Dobies share their journeys into law, how they found their home at Kimmel Carter, and why building a supportive workplace culture matters. We also dive into some of the biggest misconceptions people have about insurance, personal injury claims, lawsuits, and what attorneys actually do every day. Along the way, we talk about social media, work-life balance, advocating for yourself, and why Delaware’s legal community is more connected than most people realize. In this episode • How the women of Kimmel Carter found their way into law • What makes Kimmel Carter’s culture different from many law firms • The story behind She Squire and their social media success • Why personal injury law is about helping people through some of the hardest moments of their lives • Common misconceptions about lawsuits and personal injury claims • What Delaware residents should know about their insurance coverage • Why reading what you sign actually matters • The similarities between law and real estate negotiations • Balancing motherhood, careers, and professional growth • The importance of advocating for yourself in life and business If you’ve ever wondered how personal injury law really works, what attorneys wish more people knew, or how four Delaware attorneys built a supportive and successful legal team, this episode is for you. Follow us on Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast @rosaioteam_realestate Follow our guests @she_squire Visit our website https://www.therosaioteam.com 🎧 Also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

  8. May 18

    From Reluctant Start to Black Belt How Elevated Jiu Jitsu Became a Community

    Send us Fan Mail 📄 Podcast + YouTube Description In this episode of That Delaware Podcast, we sit down with Renee from Elevated Jiu Jitsu to talk about building a business, raising a family, and creating a community centered around growth, discipline, and connection. Renee shares how a chance meeting at a Preston and Steve event led to her marriage and eventually the creation of Elevated Jiu Jitsu in Trolley Square. From leaving a teaching career to opening a studio just blocks from home, she walks us through the journey of building something meaningful alongside her husband. We also dive into what makes their studio so different, from character development and leadership training to creating an inclusive environment for kids and adults of all personalities and abilities. Plus, we talk about homeschooling, motherhood, and the reality of balancing it all while staying aligned with your values. In this episode • The unexpected story of how Renee met her husband and found martial arts • Opening Elevated Jiu Jitsu in Trolley Square and growing the business • Why jiu jitsu is about more than physical training • Character development, discipline, and building confidence in kids • Creating an inclusive space for all personalities and learning styles • What it takes to step outside your comfort zone as an adult • Homeschooling and building a life aligned with your values • The difference between traditional and modern approaches to learning and growth • Life in Wilmington and why the Trolley Square community stands out 🎧 Listen in for a conversation about growth, resilience, and building a life and business that truly reflect who you are. Follow us on Instagram @thatdelawarepodcast @rosaioteam_realestate Visit our website https://www.therosaioteam.com 🎧 Also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify

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That Delaware Podcast brings you the real stories of the Rosaio Real Estate Team as they discuss life, community, and what makes Northern Delaware special. Tune in to get to know the team on a personal level, as they chat about more than just real estate

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  • Creator
    The Rosaio Team
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    47
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 That Delaware Podcast
  • Show Website
    That Delaware Podcast

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