WBCA Podcasts

Host Brendan O'Connell invites guest Sarah Neely (Project Coordinator, Operation Rescue, OperationRescue.org) to the show to discuss Operation Rescue, sexual abuse in the abortion industry, profiling predatory abortionists, & more. 

Host Rachel Miselman opines on Jamal Crawford, Calla Walsh, Briahna Joy Gray, The Sister Cities Program, how the left is hypocritical and uncivil, bike and bus lanes, & more.

In observance of Fathers Day host Larry Higginbottom discusses the importance of black fathers to the ADOS family and community, programs such as welfare and childcare that gave the incentive to remove fathers from the home, fathers' role of being a role model in the family, how children should be learning from their fathers rather than popular media, dead-beat dads as propaganda of the black imag...

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Bad Boys: Ride or Die", "The Watchers", "Summer Camp", and "Evil Does Not Exist". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters on June 14th, 2024.

Rochelle Jones is joined by Pastor James Funches from Blessed Hope Tabernacle. He shares his music and discusses the obstacles and joys of being a singer, songwriter, and producer.

Ken Meyer interviews Laura Gianarelli, audiobook narrator and monitor from the National Library Service in light of its 90th Anniversary!

Asian American and Pacific Islander Month celebration at City Hall, Roslindale Farmers Market opening, Senior Prom in Brighton, Forest Days Program at Harvard's Arnold Arboretum by the Boston Outdoor Preschool Network, Interview with Jerome Posey about the Juneteenth Cookout Celebration and "The Bunch".

On this episode of The Village, host Willie P invites author, scientist and traveler; CL manning to share his process of writing his book 'Rhodesian Doll Hunt' and the challenges he faced when publishing the book. CL Manning takes inspiration from his background as a medical technologist, and portrays his characters as naive explorers, who stumbles upon a genetic espionage scheme. This thrilling t...

Host Haywood Fennell invites guests Lowell Ward (Building Black Better) & Charles B. Green III (Fathers In Need Organization) to discuss Building Black Better & Fathers In Need, the mission of the organizations and the services they provide, how the system is unfair to black people and escaping inequity with education and support and leading by example, the importance of community and a st...

Join Dale and Cheryl for two meatloafs, a mashed potato meatloaf and an Italian meatloaf! Ep.# 246 PSA Free!

On this edition of Talk of the Neighborhoods we are joined by Hyde Park's Gretchen Van Ness to talk about the upcoming LGBTQ+ inclusive senior living development the Pryde. on the second half of the show Second Suffolk State Senator Liz Miranda will speak with us about her goals before the end of the legislative session next month and her continued work around racial & gender equity.

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews guest Chris Bell (Co-Founder & President, Good Counsel Homes, GoodCounselHomes.org) about the Good Counsel Homes organization and the services it provides for pregnant women that need help & housing. Chris shares his background and the plight his wife is facing in jail for violating the FACE act.

Host Sharon Hinton speaks to activist Carrie Mays. Carrie helped organize Boston's largest Black Lives Matter protest, was appointed by Mayor Wu as the first youth representative to serve on the civilian review board of police accountability, and is currently in the running for Miss Massachusetts. She and Sharon discuss social activism, pageants, and the need to act as uplifting role models, parti...

Host Sharon Hinton invites guest T. Michael Thomas to the show to discuss The People's Academy and its Copper Exhibit at the Paul Revere Museum, the mission of the organization and the services it provides, the importance of labor jobs, where people can see the organization's work, & more!

Memorial Day Commemoration at the Puerto Rican Veterans Monument Sq., Boston Calling Festival, Annual Boston Public Schools Valedictorian Luncheon  at Fenway, Interview with Adrianna Boulin (President, Boston Pride For The People) about the LGBTQ+ Pride Parade, Interview with actor Jonathan Kitt about Huntington Theater's play "Tony Stone".

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "In A Violent Nature", "The Strangers: Chapter 1", "Sight", and "Jim Henson: Idea Man". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters and/or on streaming for the week of June 2nd - 7th, 2024.

Host Rochelle Jones encourages listeners to never give up by relying on the Lord and through scriptures such as Psalms 27:4-5, 42:5, 43:4, 46:10 & more. She challenges listeners to go through life speaking the grace of God, trusting the Lord, & more.

In this show between the weeks of Memorial Day and D-Day, host Haywood Fennell the need to financially support American veterans year-round.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some delicious waffles and an omelet! Ep# 245 PSA Free!

Tonight on Talk Of The Neighborhoods,  Edith Bazile, the founder and executive director of Black Advocates for Educational Excellence. Edith was also a longtime special education teacher and administrator educator in the Boston Public Schools and the former President of the Black Educators Alliance for Massachusetts. Also, Shane Dunn, the parent of a 1st grader at the Nathan Hale Elementary School...

Host Brendan O'Connell invites guest Max Mcguire (VP, Free Ultra Sounds, freeultrasounds.com) to discuss his organization and his books and more.

Host Larry Higginbottom shares his opinion that African Americans have gained all they can from civil rights and voting rights, and now must focus on gaining skills that are in-demand and high-paying in order to move up in a capitalist society.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga", "The Garfield Movie", "Babes", and "I Saw the TV Glow". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to being released in theaters on May 31st, 2024.

Host Rochelle Jones discusses signs and wonders from God and praising God in the midst of our challenges. She takes examples from scriptures such as Deuteronomy 31:6, 1 Chronicles 16:9, Psalms 7:17, & more, and she shares the concept of training one's mind to avoid negative thoughts and choices by staying faithful to God.

On this part 2 episode Ken Meyer interviews David Van Deusen about his experiences with the Dick Van Dyke Show and its actors and staff, David's show business background and how he got involved with the Dick Van Dyke Show, starting a newsletter about the show in 1995, details of specific episodes, the CBS tribute show to Dick Van Dyke, David's podcast & Youtube channel "Tripping Over The Ottom...