WBCA Podcasts

Rochelle Jones discusses placing faith & trust in Christ while facing financial, living and spiritual uncertainties.

Guest Nicholas DiFranco!

Rezoning proposal allowing taller skyscrapers, new rules for small businesses & housing, public concern. Pro-Union & 1199 SEIU march to protest layoffs at Boston Healthcare for the Homeless program, Stand Down for Veterans 2025 event, interview with Elizabeth Stephenson about New England Aquarium's new grant fellows for its Marine Conservation Action Fund program.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some Hawaiian ham and cheese sliders! Ep.# 328 PSA Free!

Colbe Mazzarella hosts this week's episode of Life Matters where Professor Michael New is interviewed. Michael is an Assistant Professor of Social Research at the Busch School of Business at The Catholic University of America, researching pro-life issues through scientific methods including his background in statistics and political science. Topics discussed in this episode revolve around the chan...

12th Annual Centenarian Celebration in Roxbury hosted by Central Boston Elder Services, groundbreaking of Chinatown branch of the Boston Public Library, interview with Chief of The Mayor's Office of Equity & Inclusion, Mariangely Solis Cervera, about Hispanic Heritage Month and creating celebratory spaces for immigrants and Latin X Americans.

On this edition of WBCA Producer Spotlight we meet Robert Moran, producer of The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast that airs 10pm Thursdays on WBCA 102.9FM Boston. Bob shares how he learned to become a comedian, his past radio experience, the mission and multiple formats of his radio show & podcast, applying comedy to fundraising strategies & events, his Comedy Gold Secrets TV Show, hi...

Rachel discusses the barriers that keep people out of politics, the importance of representation at all levels of government, and why now is the time for new voices to lead.

Host Larry Higginbottom shares takeaways from Charlie Kirk's funeral, what Larry has learned about white ideology from family members of the silent generation, how laws alter behavior but not beliefs, the futility of dialogue when one is set in their convictions, American Descendants of Slaves being effected by mass immigration, & more.

Sharon Hinton invites Jean Joseph (AKA Cheesy of Show and Tell Boston) to talk about his art. Jean discusses how he became an artist and his interests in spirituality and art as a means for self-expression and creating unity. Marcos Baugh also joins the program once more to discuss the third annual fundraiser for his nonprofit Urban Golf Club.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "The Last Class with Robert Reich", "Color Book", and "Man on the Run". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters and/or on streaming for the week of September 21st - 26th, 2025.

Host Rochelle Jones encourages listeners to keep strong faith in God and urges parents to get their children more involved in prayer. Rochelle reminds listeners that god is on our side and will never leave or forsake you.

Boston Legacy Football Club secures White Stadium, Boston City Council rules on cellphone usage in school, Sister Mary Veronica Park protected by city, Roxbury Prep opens new Charter School campus, interview with Peter Ducharme of Bridge Over Troubled Waters about new narcan & public health vending machine.

The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast invites listeners to learn more about the ways humor helps us grow as more than individuals-- organizations. This week's episode discusses donor acquisition and retention, the effect of exceeding campaign goals and the correlation humor and gratitude share. Organizations thrive on the inclusion and engagement of its members, host Robert B. Moran discusses...

Falling in love with being a veteran, issues and tumultuous trials with substance abuse and the importance of sacrifices made by Black America, including challenges faced in efforts supporting the foundation for what we now know as the United States of America, are some of the conversations presented by host and veteran Haywood Fennell in this week's TOPRadio. Veterans are an overlooked and underr...

Join Dale and Cheryl for some bacon, eggs, and a delicious coffee cake! Ep.# 327 PSA Free!

Host Joe Heisler & guests John FitzGerald (District 3 City Councilor), Annissa Essaibi George (Former City Councilor), & Anthony Davis Jr. (Founder & CEO, Davis System LLC.)

Host Colbe Mazzarella speaks to John Pisciotta, founder of Pro-Life Waco and Pro-Life in the Public Square. He discusses his organization's Girl Scout Cookies boycott for their support of Planned Parenthood, the availability of "abortion pills," as well as how Pro-Life in the Public Square supports like-minded organizations.

Mission Hill reimagines Allston Christmas as a neighborhood community swap. The Walk for PKD raises awareness and builds support for those living with polycystic kidney disease, a genetic disease with no present cure and limited treatments. Robin Fitch, a lifelong dairy farmer and documentarian, discusses sharing rarely-heard voices in her upcoming documentary,The Untold Story of The American Dair...

Rachel Miselman shares her experience running for Boston City Councilor At-Large, and describes the uphill battle of running as a Republican in Boston.

Host Larry Higginbottom opines on political violence in the wake of the murder of Charlie Kirk, the prevalence of white male perpetrators of political violence & mass shootings, statistical data on violence by race & the misuse of such, lack of representation from black politicians, & more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "The Long Walk", "Spinal Tap II: The End Continues", "Twinless", "The Threesome", and "Lurker". Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters on September 19th, 2025.

Host Rochelle Jones invites author Jennie Fournier to the show to discuss human trafficking & how to identify it, helping victims heal & trauma healing work, how she became involved in this line of work, how her faith has sustained her in her work, victims rebuilding their lives after being trafficked, how the church can further assist victims, & more.

Mayoral candidate Josh Kraft drops out of election & promises $3 million in campaign funds to address the substance abuse crisis at Mass & Cass, 9/11 Anniversary Ceremony at Boston Public Garden, Mayor Wu kicks off "Boston Reads" program by reading to young students, local Jamaica Plain musicians perform at JP Music Fest, interview with registered respiratory therapist and certified asthma...

We Are Better Together Warren Daniel Hairston Project (WAB2G) founder and Executive Director Ruth Rollins joins host Haywood Fennell on The Other Page Radio. Ruth shares her journey as a testament to how the past does not define us and how a tragedy can be transformed into a blessing. As a woman in recovery Rollins provides support, healing, advocacy and empowerment for women and girls affected by...