WBCA Podcasts

Game 3 of 11. Coverage of the Mayor's Cup 2025 Hockey Tournament from the Walter Brown Arena at Boston University. PeeWee AA South Boston vs. Hyde Park.

Wanda Franz, Ph. D., is a Developmental Psychologist and Professor Emerita of Child Development in the division of Family and Consumer Sciences at West Virginia University and is president of the Monongalia County Chapter of West Virginians For Life. Host Brendan O'Connell and Dr. Franz discuss West Virginia politics on pro-life issues including the use of abortion pills, women's health issues, th...

At her second term inauguration, Mayor Michelle Wu reflects on her past term and envisions a thriving future for the City. Inauguration celebrations include "Glide Into Community: Joy on Ice", with Mayor Wu and family joining Bostonians on the Frog Pond for a day of free skating. Learn about Library Lion, a musical coming to the Calderwood Pavilion, in a conversation with Karin Sharav Zalkind, co-...

Game 2 of 11. Coverage of the Mayor's Cup 2025 Hockey Tournament from the Walter Brown Arena at Boston University. Squirt AA Parkway vs. Charlestown.

Game 1 of 11. Coverage of the Mayor's Cup 2025 Hockey Tournament from the Walter Brown Arena at Boston University. Squirt A South Boston vs. Allston-Brighton.

Host Rachel Miselman opines upon the Boston City Council President election, quality of candidates, Lydia Edwards & Julia Mejia, Erin Murphy & Gabriela Coletta Zapata, John Deaton, & more.

Host Lucy Rivera invites her guest, Boston University's Professor Steve Marx, to talk about what makes an organization into a corporation and how to officially set one up.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reveals what he believes to be the Best and Worst films of 2026. He starts off with the Best, and ends with the Worst.

Host Linda Solomon invites James Watson to the show to discuss what imprisonment takes from a person, the lasting psychological toll of long term incarceration, & the struggles of reentry. 

Rochelle Jones welcomes 2026 and inspires listeners to arise and keep moving.

In our first episode, DJ Mehdward and Megan Bent, artist, educator, and Gallery Communications Manager at Open Door Arts, discuss the Open Door Gallery, Open Door Arts' gallery solely for disabled artists inside the Worcester Art Museum.

Ty hosts a thrilling session of Dungeons & Dragons with Ciiphus from Madison Park and Tommy from WBCA. Tune in for medieval holiday excitement!

Welcome to What If?, a show where you can let your imagination fly, think about different scenarios, and change people's perspective on certain topics. This week's topic: phones. What would the world be like without any phones? If you could only make one phone call ever, who would you call? What would you trade your phone for? All this and more on What If?, hosted by Anthony from Madison Park High...

A look back at the top stories, interviews, and performances from BNN News in 2025: Part 2!

Haywood Fennell talks about US military presence in Venezuela, the experience of the military and the trauma it can cause, becoming a veteran, how addiction comes about, how veterans are an overlooked and underused community resource, Tri-Ad Veterans League's new art exhibit "The Forgotten Heroes" at the Strand Theater in Dorchester, the Mayor of Cambridge Denise Simmons's activism, possible uses...

Join Dale and Cheryl as Dale prepares a delicious turkey!

A look back at the top stories, interviews, and performances from BNN News in 2025!

Rachel Miselman discusses the Massachusetts Republican Party, Candace Owens, her issues with Islamism, and what's really important when running for office.

Larry Higginbottom discusses his belief that immigrants to America should not receive benefits from taxpayers, and that ADOS (American Descendants of Slaves) are left in the lurch.

Cliff Dublin AKA Sal Manella of the Anti-Chemical Straight Jackets visits the WBCA studio to discuss his love of punk rock and drag racing, living with OCD, and his hopes for the future of his music. Plus, he performs his songs "Ya I've Got OCD, Don't You Pick On Me" and "Break Up With Your Boyfriend And Get A Divorce" live!

Sharon Hinton speaks to longtime friend and fellow radio producer Eddie Neal. They discuss how he came up in the industry, his interview with artists including Will Smith, Flavor Flav, and Herbie Hancock. Plus, learn about Eddie's shows Your Saturday Groove and 80s Flashback on iSoulBoston. He also shares advice for getting started in radio.

Linda Solomon continues her conversation with Al Lewis. They discuss Inward Journey's Underground Railroad Odyssey Training, a reenactment of the experience of slavery as a way to understand personal and generational trauma.

On this edition of Never Give Up, Rochelle Jones focuses on God's divine protection & hedge by giving examples from scriptures such as Ecclesiastics 10:8, I Job, Luke 10:19, Proverbs, & more.

Massachusetts state leaders and citizens show their support for Somali-Americans and immigrants in the wake of derogatory comments by Donald Trump. City officials and civil rights advocates defend Boston's housing policies following the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's accusation that the City discriminates against white residents in violation of the Fair Housing Act. Plus, an in...