WBCA Podcasts

Linda Solomon discusses the overlooked history of the surveillance and criminalization of black excellence when its risks threatening hegemony. Topics include COINTELPRO, the FBI's surveillance of Martin Luther King Jr., and the killing of Fred Hampton. Linda also offers advice for how you can support black excellence.

Examining the topic "My Temple, My Choice", are God's choices better than your own, not giving up on oneself, & observing the law & the truth by not over eating & not eating certain foods using examples from scripture such as Deuteronomy 30:19, Wisdom of Solomon 1:12, I Timothy 4:1, Genesis 1:25, & much more.

Rochelle Jones and Jennie Fournier discuss the problems that can arise from living without prayer, and the story of Mary and Martha. They talk about what it means to live as a Mary or a Martha.

Guest Author Geoffrey Mark!

BeatDope and Ur Boi Blunt discuss digital blackface, blackfishing, blackwashing, and more. Topics include people prioritizing digital engagement over all else and black Trump supporters. BeatDope also recommends some recent anime releases , including "Sentenced to Be a Hero," "Noble Reincarnation: Born Blessed, So I’ll Obtain Ultimate Power," "Jujutsu Kaisen," and more.

Mayor Wu & Community Engagement Office announce new regular office hours to better serve the community, Lunar New Year Festival in Quincy, AgeStrong celebrates Mardi Gras at the Veronica B. Smith Senior Center, interview with Emily Ruddock (Exec. Dir., MASSCreative) about MASSCreative Advocacy Week at the State House.

Host Cuban Mic invites guests Nare Villarroel, Maria Alejandra Bastardo, & Gabriella Camacho to the show to discuss their reactions to the recent arrest of Nicolás Maduro, the political climate of Venezuela, comparison to the situation in Cuba, Trump & USA's intentions in the act, surviving the Venezuelan regime, & much more!

Robert Moran gives the pros and cons of having "Big Named Speakers" at a non-profit event on this episode of the Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast.

Haywood Fennell speaks to Evandro Carvalho, Executive Director of the Office of Police Accountability and Transparency. He talks about coming from Cape Verde to Dorchester, his experience as a black man in the Massachusetts House of Representatives, and the importance of the work that the Office of Police Accountability and Transparency does in Boston.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some beef enchiladas! Ep.# 252 PSA Free!

Host Mary Tamer with guests Boston City Councilor At-Large Erin Murphy & District 2 City Councilor Ed Flynn.

Host Brendan O'Connell invites Sadie Olson to the show to discuss how she became involved with the right to life movement, her teen experience with abortion and her struggle, the lack of information and preparation for such, how the judicial system is readily complicit in such, and her tolling story being a young woman confronted with such decisions & ordeal.

Mayor Wu addresses the public in the wake of the blizzard of 2026, information on space savers in Boston, the Boston Globe makes the historic decision to not print its February 24th edition, Mayor Wu and Superintendent Skipper welcome students back at the Mildred Avenue K-8 School, the City of Boston's Winter Fitness Series returns, Black military veterans gathered at Hibernian Hall for Boston Vet...

Rachel Miselman discusses truthseekers, progressivism as a marketing campaign, her thoughts on frugality, and her opinions on Governor Healey's approach to the state budget. Rachel also discusses John Deaton's bid for U.S. Sentate and the balance of Massachusetts and Boston elected officials.

Host Larry Higginbottom expresses the dichotomy between ADOS Americans & African immigrants & immigrants as a whole, the difference between oppression now & back in US history, the effects of living in a white supremacist government & economy & the importance of obtaining high skilled jobs, midterm tactics & sanctuary cities, & more.

Kwe & students from the Northeastern University Hip Hop & Music Industry class share segments from the Hip Hop's Declassified Industry Survival Guide. Featuring artist Kemba! Special thanks to co-host & producer Seth Weintraub. This is a jam packed episode taking you on Kemba's journey from his roots in the Bronx to Boston and all he's learned & stood for in between.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "How to Make a Killing", "GOAT", "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die", the Academy Award nominees for Best Animated Short Film, and the Academy Award nominees for Best Live Action Short Film. Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of February 23rd - 27th, 2026.

Host Linda Solomon invites Dr. Chi-Fu Jeffrey Yang, Frances Lefkowitz-Pizzati, & William Wang to the show to discuss systemic injustice in healthcare, the Inspire Lung Cancer Screening Study initiative committed to making lung cancer screening accessible to underserved communities, the importance of detecting lung cancer early, disproportionate effects of lung cancer on women and the black com...

Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon raise concerns about the structure of American society, where a handful of elites have control, and discuss how understanding this system is key to reclaiming your own freedom.

Elder Nathaniel shares his interpretation of the Bible that Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and other Caribbean and South American peoples are Israelites. With discussion of Deuteronomy 28:49 28:50, 33:13, 33:29; Genesis 8, 9:23, 49:22; Isaiah 9:11; Lamentations 5:12; Josiah 9:13, 4:17 8:11-12, and more.

Host Rochelle Jones & guest Jennie Fournier discuss Jennie's book about Prayer Advocacy, her background & love for the Lord, developing a personal relationship with Jesus, the power of healing prayer, her work to support survivors of abuse and trafficking, complaining vs. lamenting, inherent trust in the Lord, & much more.

In this episode, DJ Mehdward interviews DaNice Marshall, prolific visual artist and disability advocate, about her personal artistic journey, the impact accessibility features at the Open Door Gallery has made on her artistic practice. Finally, she discusses the future of her artwork and advocacy work.  

Host Sebra B honors National Care Givers Day by interviewing Dr. Fayron Epps about family care givers, care giver support for people living with dementia, faith based support, health equity, how dementia & Alzheimer's disproportionately impact communities of color, her Care Giving while Black program & study, her Alter program partnering with black churches across the country, her book "Fr...

In this 2022 episode, Boston Radio Veteran Ken Meyer interviews Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn!