WBCA Podcasts

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "A Minecraft Movie", "The Ballad of Wallis Island", "Death of a Unicorn", "The Woman in the Yard", and "Kinda Pregnant". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of April 6th - 11th, 2025.

Deborah and Linda discuss their issues with Trump administration policies, including a potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act. Learn how you can get involved in ensuring the continuation of Social Security, Medicare, and more. This episode is dedicated to Massasoit Professor Bob Bowers, who recently passed away.

Host Rochelle Jones questions why some people may think christianity is hard, uses scripture to discuss the struggle between spirit & the flesh, letting go of that which is not godly, not relying on the flesh, standing firm in one's faith, spending time on one's relationship with Christ, challenges of Christianity, & more.

Ken Meyer interviews guest Mark Rosenthal!

In this special edition, we’re bringing you three powerful segments in one episode: Health & Wellness: Dominique Antoine and Howard Brown from the Boston Public Health Commission share essential tips on physical and mental health for students, plus how to access free resources right here at school. Inspiring Educators: Assistant Head of School Ms. Taneka DeGrace opens up about her Cape Verdean...

Resilient Mass Summit on climate change, Safe Communities Act for illegal immigrants in MA, interview with Boston Marathon runner Erica Hudson for The Home for Little Wanderers organization.

Women from across Boston gathered at the Women In Power Summit to celebrate Women's History Month and uplift one another. At the State House, legislators engage with LGBTQ+ advocacy groups to discuss health disparities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals and what actions can improve the situation. Julie Thompson discusses the mission and work of Fenway Health in providing equitable healthcare, especially...

On this episode of the other page we talk about education, veterans, and the community as a whole.

Join Dale, Cheryl, and their special guest and youngest fan Noah Carver as they make some delicious tacos and chocolate pudding! Ep.# 302 PSA Free!

Guests Mayoral Candidate Josh Kraft, Darnell Williams, & Mark Martinez!

Brendan O'Connell interviews Monica Migliorino Miller (Founder & President, Citizens for a Pro-Life Society) about Red Rose Rescue & how it doesn't violate the FACE Act, recent cases against Red Rose Rescue, pardons for the FACE Act, planned protests against planned parenthood April 2nd, how to find the protests through her website, hopes for the future of the pro-life movement under Trump...

Host Larry Higginbottom discusses the low rate of black male students able to read at grade level, and shares his belief that education, as well as this concerning trend, starts at home. He also discusses the issues with lowering high school graduation requirements.

On this episode of Ancestor Chat, Jill speaks with Ryan Rockwood, who discusses his visit to Massachusetts where both he and his wife learn more about the roles their ancestors played in significant moments in U.S. History - from the Mayflower to the witch trials, revolutionary war, Brigham Young’s Massachusetts connection, and more. 

Host Sharon Hinton discusses life insurance with Pastor Maria Sutton. They talk about what it is, when to take out a policy, how it can benefit you, and the differences between whole life insurance, term life insurance, disability insurance, long term care insurance, and more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Thank You Very Much", "Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl", "CHAOS: The Manson Murders", & "It's All Connected: The Art of Sustainability". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of March 30th - April 4th, 2025.

Deborah Shariff & Linda Solomon continue their conversation about politics in DC, share their opinions about how to prevent the dismantling of democracy, the repression of freedom of the press, the rich buying up the housing market, the administration's negative effects on veterans, suggest how to fight back against the bureaucracy & oligarchy, the importance of becoming more community min...

Rochelle Jones continues highlighting the importance of The Word of God, 2 Timothy 3:16-17, the bible as instruction for righteousness & nourishment, Job 23:12 & Joshua 1:8-9, Ephesians 6:17 & The Word as a spiritual weapon, & more!

In this inspiring Women’s History Month episode, we welcome Ms. Taneka DeGrace, a powerhouse educator and the guiding force behind Madison Park’s senior class for the past decade. From helping students graduate with associate degrees through the RoxMAPP Early College Program to mentoring future leaders, her impact runs deep. Next, we sit down with Mrs. Arsic, a passionate and dedicated US History...

The fight over Franklin Park's White Stadium continues, as Jamaica Plain residents rally against the construction of the new National Women's Soccer League stadium. Women of color gathered to honor one another and share stories at the Mothers for Justice and Equality Women's Empowerment Brunch in Hyde Park. At the State House, legislators engage with LGBTQ+ advocacy groups to discuss health dispar...

Host Cuban Mic invites Boston Red Sox DJ, MC, & entrepreneur Maverik aka Money Mav to the show to reminisce on the Tabú reunion event, his radio & DJ inspirations, how he got into the radio game beginning in the 80's, his experience DJ'ing at JAM'N 94.5, & meeting and interviewing his favorite rapper Busta Rhymes. Cuban Mic spins some of Mav's tracks and they discuss how he became the...

Join Dale & Tim for another Cooking In The Dark Valentine's Day Special & a special hummus, shrimp, steak and rice casserole meal! Ep.# 301 PSA Free!

Brendan O'Connell interviews Pro-Life Attorney Michael Seibel about how he got involved in the right to life movement, his endeavors suing Curtis Wayne Boyd, the Comstock Act supreme court case in NM, & more.

On todays episode of Bostonian Rap host Rachel Miselman covers the theme social commentary with a focus on the topics of Feminism and National Women's Month, gender fluidity, and Politics.

Host Larry Higginbottom emphasizes the importance of education beginning in the home, Trump shutting down the Department of Education, parents should be the primary teachers of their children and promote a pro-education culture in the home, the Department of Education not benefiting the ADOS community, over-stimulation preventing children from self-regulating or cultivating a studious attitude, &a...