WBCA Podcasts

Rochelle Jones & Sister Queen Shaw talk about a program called "Ms. Beauty’s Walking In Love & Purpose " a youth leadership program allowing students to discover their purpose and move boldly in faith.

Juneteenth Celebration, Battle of Bunker Hill Ceremony, interview with Monica Vohra MD, MPH, of DOTHouse Health Center & Health Equity Compact about the yearly meeting at Health Equity Summit and equality in healthcare.

Cuban Mic reflects the current state of Cuba with Ivette Dominguez, Who share her stories of Cuba as well as experiences of protests and revolution through art.

Host Haywood Fennell Sr. talks about the numerous and important history of African American Veterans and the affront "The Dark House formally The White House" commits trying to erase that history.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some corndog shrimp and a delicious chicken salad! Ep.# 314 PSA Free!

Life Matters host Brendan O'Connell continues his conversation with Jessica Vaughan. Jessica Vaughan is the director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies. Vaughn shares her views towards migratory policies as an issue of national interest, as opposed to a human rights or civil issue. Immigration is scrutinized under the scopes of national security, fiscal demand and labor concer...

2025 Boston Pride for the People Parade & Celebrations, Annual Cambridge Greek Festival, interview with President & CEO of the Black Economic Council of MA (BECMA) Nicole Obee about their 2024 Impact Report and Juneteenth.

Rachel Miselman talks about civility and the need for respect in society & politics, people demonizing those they disagree with, perceived misconceptions of Israel & Zionism, negative American trends of arrogance & ignorance & especially so on social media, some of her opinions of the Israel-Iran War & Gaza Conflict, the murder of Melissa & Mark Hortman, & more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "How to Train Your Dragon" (2025), "Dangerous Animals", "Tyler Perry's Straw", and "Sneaks". 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 16th - 20th, 2025.

Host Brooklyn Ang calls attention with this saying "Don't confuse Access with Acceptance." Just because you have access to a situation or a person doesn't mean you are accepted fully as you are, as well as a word from psalms 20.

Host Rochelle Jones uses scripture such as Psalms to encourage listeners during times of hardship & how to endure through struggles. To fight no matter the uphill to get to the zenith.

Ken Meyer interviews Larry Justice

Office of Black Male Advancement & My Brother's Keeper 2025 My Brother's Keeper Boston Youth Summit at Emmanuel College, 20th Annual Portuguese Festival at Boston City Hall Plaza, interview with Xan Weber of International Institute of New England about their Centennial Celebration and how they are supporting immigrants in our communities.

Cuban Mic interviews Royce Raymond about his military, musical, & spiritual background, the importance of faith & the nuclear family, financial wellness & counseling, keys to a healthy marriage, dedication to motivating others, committing to being a pastor, his Decision Day events, & much more.

The Other Page Radio is where veteran's affairs are shared with our community. Juneteenth, budget cuts and Father's Day are among the events on The Other Page Radio this episode. Recent actions taken by the Commander-In-Chief are brought into context from a veteran's point of view of how the country may be served and its veterans acknowledged. Veteran aid and support requires significant effort fr...

Join Dale and Cheryl for pasta salad and a delicious crockpot dessert! Ep.# 313 PSA Free!

Guests Michael Maguire (Boston Latin Academy World Languages Teacher & candidate for Boston Teachers Union) & Mary Tamer (Exec. Dir., MassPotential).

Brendon O’connell speaks to Jessica M. Vaughan who serves as Director of Policy Studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, about the current state of Immigration in America today.

The annual Boston Civics Summit brings together Bostonians and local leaders for this year's theme, "Be The Change." The Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts Community Conference & Career Fair is held at the Reggie Lewis center. Reggae artist Mighty Mystic visits the studio for an interview—listen to learn about his international tour and his upcoming album Walk Tall. Plus, Mighty Mystic perf...

Rachel Miselman shares her views and concerns on current events. The civil unrest resulting from the current administration's practices of detaining individuals is analyzed by a debate-loving Bostonian. Recent Los Angeles protests invite Rachel to reflect with intelligent, honest and respectful discussion on some sensitive issues regarding migratory patterns impacting our communities.

Host Larry Higginbottom discusses recent events, including immigration polices and the unrest in Los Angeles. He voices his support for more aggressive policies affecting undocumented immigrants. He shares his opinion that immigration has negatively affected African Americans.

Sharon Hinton speaks to Brooklyn Ang, WBCA's newest producer! They talk about Brooklyn's new show, C'est La Vie, what it means to be Haitian, working in education, living their faith, and more! Learn how Brooklyn got involved with the Bomb Squad on Urban Heat 98.1FM, and now WBCA 102.9FM.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Ballerina", "The Phoenician Scheme", "Pavements", and "The Fire Inside". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters and/or streaming for the week of June 9th - 13th, 2025.

Host and Co-Host Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon talk to Hubert Smith about the trials and tribulation, hurdles and bumps that come with freedom from incarceration and the difficulties to return to normal life.