WBCA Podcasts

Guests Kelsey Nicole Nelson & Jessica Bolandrina!

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Clayface", "You Can See Everything", "Other Mommy", and "Who is Martin Mull?" Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of October 26th - 30th, 2026.

Linda Solomon discusses the lack of media coverage for independent and third party candidates. She speaks to Ari Goode and Kelly Cobb-Lemire, field director for Andrea James's campaign for governor.

Vivian speaks to Elaine Hall-Corbin, producer of Artists of Color, about how she got started at BNN and why she does her show. Vivian also speaks to Studio Coordinator Dorian Parker about how his interest in music led him to Roxbury Community College's Media Arts program, and in turn got started at BNN.

Dragons, Demon Dogs, & Ghosts: The Dark Legends of Norwich Justin and Erik dive into the dark folklore of Norwich, England, exploring legendary dragons, Black Shuck, haunted streets, hidden tunnels, and the mysterious sleeping king beneath the city. Along the way, they ask where history ends, folklore begins, and whether some legends may have started with something people truly couldn’t explai...

From the Word to Us Archive, Kyla-Journey talks about tackling imposter syndrome and dismantling harmful stereotypes.

Host Safiya interviews guest Mystique Watson about her work in nursing, her non-profit "The Care Between", and her experiences with chronic illness.

Analyzing Romans 11 & purging one's consciousness of dead works, being snared & blinded by incorrect precepts, the ace card of repentance, scattering of the wisdom, & more  by using examples from life & scripture such as Hebrews, Leviticus, Romans, Matthew, & much more.

Kareem speaks to Cheryl Harding, strategic advisor at Everyday Boston. She discusses her project "Storytelling to Build Medical Trust," and talks about why BIPOC communities might mistrust medical professionals.

Host Tyree interviews local Hip-hop artists DroCasso and A Q about their upcoming release, recent performance, and more.

Sebra speaks with Chelsea Shenker the Vice President of Palliative and Serious Illness Care at The Good Shepherd Community Care in Newton. They discuss guides and pilot programs including hospice care, dementia, mental illness and how to support caregivers.

This weekend at SoWa, the Affordable Art Fair brings together over 400 artists in an effort to make art ownership more accessible. Massachusetts HealthConnector open enrollment begins. Politicians and voters rally against ballot question 3, which would establish "jungle" primaries in the state. Boston announces recipients of the Community Clean Air Grant Program. Plus, learn about upcoming events...

The Robe Guy talks about Celtics head coach Joseph Mazzulla and his frustrations with the Jaylen Brown trade and adjustment the team is currently facing.

Cuban Mic speaks to State Auditor Diana DiZoglio about her efforts to perform a state audit, and threats to overturn the vote that called for it. They discuss ballot question 1, "Public Records Requirements for Legislature and Governor’s Office Initiative" as well. Also, a sneak peak of an upcoming conversation with Mike Minogue.

Host Haywood interviews guest Joseph Feaster about the Feaster Family Foundation, his non-profit that supports mental health.

On the 1st half, Joe Heisler invites Boston Herald columnist Joe Battenfeld to the show to provide a preview of the November election. Then on the 2nd half, Founder & Executive Director of MassPotential, Mary Tamer joins the show to discuss BPS literacy scores & fallout & her advocacy campaign Next Chapter Boston.

Brendan interviews Lyric E. Gillett , a pro-life advocate that highlights the stories of people born alive after failed abortion attempts.

Boston Caribbean Fashion Week celebrates Caribbean-American designers. Local journalists, content creators, and professionals gather at the Roxbury Public Library for the Boston Media Producers Group's Calling All Media Forum. Wondermore connects students to acclaimed authors and illustrators—hear an interview with executive director Kim Westheimer. NeighborHealth raises awareness for breast cance...

Rachel Miselman expresses some of her issues with the MA Republican Party.

Larry Higginbottom shares his view that U.S. government social programs have done more harm than good. He describes the difference between "wealth creators" and "wealth takers," and argues that the Democratic party has turned the latter group into a permanent underclass.

Tiberius performs a live set at WBCA & BNN Studios in observance of Community Media Day & Free Speech Week!

Sharon Hinton invites Sister Dora Muhammad, Sister Anna Muhammad, & Troy Wigham to the show to discuss the process & benefits of growing & canning your own food, how to source & preserve seeds, avoiding pests in your garden & encouraging people to grow their own food, & much more!

Actress & Singer Tasha Scott, Radio Personality Kelly Mac, & Broadway Actress Niambi Ra!

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Street Fighter" (2026), "Misty Green", "Animals" (2026), and "You Had to Be There: How the Toronto Godspell Ignited the Comedy Revolution, Spread Love & Overalls, and Created a Community That Changed the World (in a Canadian Kind of Way)". Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of October 19th - 23rd...

Host Linda interviews guest Dr. Jason Shenkle on the topic of emotional wellness, mental health, and relationships. Discussion includes: boundaries, conflict, communication.