WBCA Podcasts

Host Rachel Miselman discusses the current state of Boston from the Administration at large, Anti-Semitism, and more.

Host Larry Higginbottom expresses his views on sanctuary cities, the shocking costs of sanctuary cities, how Boston doesn't track immigrant status or the money spent, the effect on Boston tax payers, how these policies undermine citizenship, the irresponsible waste of tax payers' money, & more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reacts to the winners of the 2025 Academy Awards and the 2025 Golden Raspberry Awards.

Deborah Shariff and co-host Linda Solomon talk about how you can shift your mindset and claim your own financial destiny. They also compare the work and values of two billionaires across time, Mansa Musa and Peter Thiel. Deborah and Linda talk about upcoming consumer boycotts against Amazon and Walmart, as well as the benefits of entrepreneurship.

Host Rochelle Jones analyzes Romans 4:17 & Hebrews 11:3 in light of avoiding a negative mindset, praying positively & learning to see the good in all situations, flipping the script from negative to positive, Mark 11:22-24 & Proverbs 18:21, the consequences of one's words & negative thoughts, & more.

On the first half, Madison Park High School's Coach Harvey is interviewed about his coaching journey, the positive culture of Madison Park, his philosophy & leadership, & what separates a good player from a great one. On the second half, educator and substitute teacher Mr. Mclean is interviewed about his journey as an educator, his experiences across Madison Park, how music and creativity...

A brunch at City Hall celebrate Black Veterans and their contributions to the United States. Local 7 Iron Workers and community organizations donate essential school supplies to teachers, students, and families. The City of Boston and Boston Age Strong host a series of property tax assistance clinics to help residents over 60 learn what savings they are eligible for. Young Bostonians celebrate Chi...

Willie P. speaks to author Bill Fleming, who co-wrote the new book Troubled Waters. He shares stories from his time as an MBTA transit police officer, from a flood on the Green Line to the chaos surrounding a Grateful Dead concert at The Garden. Plus, he'll tell you the only person who played for the Bruins, the Celtics, and the Red Sox.

Host Haywood Fennell invites guest Sky Darling to the show to discuss her veteran parents, veterans' needs, the Ms. Marian Anderson & Friends Project, The Beantown Bounce, Sky's multitude of projects, how she got into film & theatre, building her own magazine, & more.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some chicken picante and potato cakes! Ep.# 287 PSA Free!

On this Inaugural episode the Unfamiliars Dorian Parker,Kobe Christie, Derrick Rodgers, and Shaniel Hernandez recount their Friendship talk & about their passions & current goals.

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews guest Elizabeth Oliver) about her duties as President of Georgetown University's Right to Life, how she got involved in the Pro-Life movement, pregnancy center & childcare help for students, her group's involvement with Students for Life, the Cardinal O'Connor Conference on Life, Jack Ames' group Defend Life & other groups that participate in the conferenc...

Lilly Marcelin, shares how the power of community and her early work advocating for women led to the founding of the Resilient Sisterhood Project - an organization that is leading the charge when it comes to reproductive justice education and advocacy, and the specific challenges faced by Black women.  

Larry Higginbottom shares his view that African Americans have gotten all they can from politics, policies, and civil rights, and that they should focus on acquiring high-income skills. He argues that true freedom requires economic independence.

On this episode of Ancestor Chat,  Susan Kim seeks to learn more about her grandfather who emigrated from Galicia to the U.S. prior to WWII. Hear how she solved the mysteries of why he was known by two different surnames, listed multiple countries of origin on official records, and whether family lore that all of his relatives perished in the Holocaust, was true. Susan’s research included online r...

Host Sharon Hinton invites guest Joel Mackall of ReIdren back to the show to discuss the history of slavery in Boston & the west, history leading up to Crispus Attucks & the Boston Massacre, slave-based vs. slavery-based societies, global slave shipping, racism throughout the ages, misleading education, & much more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews the Academy Award nominees for Best Documentary Short Subject, and reveals his Academy Award winner predictions.

Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon talk about the state of the country, and raise concerns about threats to democracy. In particular, they discuss the influence Peter Thiel has over Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Deborah and Linda also talk about the term "Dark Enlightenment" and tech oligarchy. 

Host Rochelle Jones and Sister Queen discuss her events the Women of the Bible Series & Women's Self-Love Workshop, examples from the biblical story of Achsah, working for God as opposed to worshipping God, obedience to God through worship, teaching and talking to your children about the Lord, & more.

Guest Jacqueline Simpson, Superintendent New York State School For The Blind!

Host Haywood Fennell talks about the need to advocate for veterans's rights in this time of government upheaval. He also discusses the upcoming presentation of the Miss Marian Anderson and Friends Project on March 15th at the Strand Theater. He shares his view that veterans need better services in Boston, and especially Roxbury.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some delicious oatmeal raisin cookies! Ep.# 286 PSA Free!

Host David Halper interviews James "Jimmy" Hills about his popular vlog "Java with Jimmy", his background in Boston, how he started his vlog during the Covid-19 shutdown & its evolution to this day, speaking to local politicians on his show, how the Boston political & societal landscapes are changing, & the importance & effectiveness of community media. On the second half, David in...

Host Rachel Miselman discusses the unsustainable path society & politics are on, permeating levels of disrespect & indifference in society, bike lanes in Boston, cleanliness in Boston, people pouring into the city, Methadone Mile, & more.

Host Larry Higginbottom talks about how music can influence what we feel and think, and how popular rap today often promotes negative messages through negative lyrics.