WBCA Podcasts

After a 4 year Hiatus we return to empower not only the youth but bring knowledge which is power to those fighting in our city, state, and nation. On this episode we talk about organizations and places where you can empower yourself with African American History, Tax reform information, and important media that spells out the erasure going on before our very eyes.

Safiya Sanyika invites Flash Lato & Shanara Mosley to the show to perform and discuss the pros & cons of being an artist in New England.

This week's topic is "No Love No Kingdom," highlighting how love is crucial in a life guided by scripture. Elder Nathaniel speaks about getting our spirits under control, with readings including Amos 5:15, Sirach 21:11, and Luke 13:22, Psalm 41:8, 1 Samuel 18:9, and more.

Rochelle Jones discusses contending for the faith & receiving what is yours by using examples from scripture such as Jude 1:3, Mark 11:24, John 8:32, Romans 8:38-39, & more.

Kareem discusses the health and safety concerns that improperly discarded needles impose on our community, including the health effects of accidental needle sticks. Also discussed: solutions and community resources.

The misconceptions behind the effects of aging are explored. Sebra comments on the impact aging members of the community have in society and how members continue to contribute through a multitude of ways. Health topics are addressed as overall wellness is redefined. 

Duane Steele interviews Ken Meyer about his illustrious broadcasting career!

The South End Brunch Club celebrates the life of founder Mel King at the Piano Gallery. Hear an interview with Regina Marshall, CEO of Advocates Group. Learn about the health services they provide, and discover mental resources available in Boston. Embrace Boston honors Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by honoring advocates across the city. Immigration Attorney Robin Nice answers...

In this premiere episode of Robe Life, find out what the Robe Guy has in store for you. "Robe Life," when you're sitting around in your bathrobe, is a time for relaxation, reflection, and comedy. Today, Robe Guy muses about his recent home improvement projects.

Willie P. speaks to realtor Elizabeth Dawan-Abdullah about how you can take advantage of real estate "opportunity zones," the tax difference between capital gains and income, doing your due diligence before closing on a property, the difference between a realtor and a real estate agent, and more.

Cuban Mic chops it up with Jerry Auguste of We Ball In ISO and his basketball students/champions, Aiden, Esa and Lexi speaking on giving back to the youth, and teaching them to never give up!!

In This weeks episode Bob discusses fundraising and his experiences which made it "fun" for him. From candy sales to saving a business, Bob takes you on a quick dive to see the importance & love for fundraising.

Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious roasted chicken salad! Ep.# 265 PSA Free!

Joe Heisler speaks to District 6 City Councilor Ben Weber, Chair of the Ways and means Committee, about the City budget and conversations surrounding potential cuts. Reverend Dr. Ray Hammond from Bethel AME Church and Pastor Dieufort "Keke" Fleurissaint from Total Health Christiasn Ministries joins the program to discuss their efforts to stop Citizens Bank from financing ICE detention facilities a...

Brendan O'Connell & Malpractice Attorney Michael J. Seibel discuss the state of abortion litigation & use of mail order medications.

Boston honors its Puerto Rican veterans at Puerto Rican Veterans Monument Plaza. Boston hosts an Accessory Dwelling Unity (ADU) showcase at City Hall Plaza. Hear an interview with Nicole Stewart, executive director of Boston CASA, about how the organization advocates for children in the foster care system. Chaotic Wrestling's Boston Brawl raises funds for the Excel Academy Wrestling Team.

Rachel Miselman observes the similarities & differences between northeastern republicans & national republicans, democratic & republican politicians in MA past & present, lack of the republican party & voter turnout in Suffolk County, Boston City Council, & more.

Larry Higginbottom shares his thought that you should focus on yourself and accumulate wealth, because in his opinion social activism is a waste of time and effort. Larry argues that there is no such thing as "Jim Crow 2.0", based on his own experiences living in America before the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights Act.

Linda Solomon speaks to Vita Aldrich about her experience of growing up without parents around, and with brothers who experienced incarceration and gang violence. They discuss how the families of incarcerated individuals are deeply affected, and how this needs to be discussed more than it is now.

Host Deborah Shariff is back with guest Linda Solomon to discuss Confronting Injustice Inc. & its mission & services, assisting people who have been wrongfully convicted, James Watson & his work, the lack of resources for returning citizens, Linda's interview with Dwight Williams, Confronting Injustice Inc.'s youtube channel, & much more.

Discussion of the less-often discussed Islamic and sub-Saharan slave trade, false idols in certain faiths, and more. With readings including Psalms 83:1, Isaiah 66:15, and Exodus 21:16.

Host Rochelle Jones discusses getting ready to be with God & truly serve God by using examples from scripture such as Matthew 25:10-12 & 7:21, Luke 22:3 & 22:61-62, Jonah 2:1, Romans 13:11, & more.

Host Sebra B. welcomes back Dr. Gabrielle Abelard, founder of Abelard Psychotherapy Inc. and Director of Master's and Graduate Certificate Programs at Elaine Marieb College of Nuring at UMass Amherst. Dr. Abelard discusses how she became a nurse practitioner and came to own her own community mental health clinic. She also discusses being honored by the US Haitian Chamber of Commerce as Young Haiti...

Guest Carolyn Murdock Fritz!

This week on Voices of Madison Park, learn about Madison Park High School's carpentry program. Learn how instructor Mr. Pursel got started in carpentry, his approach to teaching with a focus on safety, and what makes Madison Park special. You'll also hear from one of his senior students, Samir. Samir talks about his experience at MP and discusses his capstone project, which he's making for his lit...