WBCA Podcasts

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Snow White" (2025), "Eephus", "Opus", "The Monkey", and "Paddington in Peru". Mr. Burke also runs down some of the movies subject to being released into theaters on March 28th, 2025.

Deborah Shariff and co-host Linda Solomon discuss their issues with executive orders by the Trump administration affecting education, discrimination, consumer rights, and more. They also discuss how you can make a difference through your actions.  

Host Rochelle Jones speaks on living a victorious life & embracing faith & steadfastness, the importance of the Word of God, 2 Corinthians 10:4-5 & spiritual warfare, John 10:10 & defending one's thoughts, consistency in faith & staying on track, 1 Corinthians 15:57 & John 16:33, Psalms 20:6 & Genesis 50:20, & more!

Ken Meyer interviews Jessica Leblanc about working for Eudora Wildlife Safari Park in SC, her background working with and caring for animals, how the park procures its exotic animals, a typical work day at the safari, the different species she works with & precautions to take with each, the different tours and events they offer, & much more!

In this special episode, we sit down with Mrs. Arsic, a passionate and dedicated US History I & II teacher at Madison Park Technical Vocational High School. She shares how she brings history to life in the classroom, connecting past events to today’s world and inspiring students to think critically about the future. In the second half we meet Ms. Brandy Cruthird—former Division I athlete, fitn...

Mayor Michelle Wu delivers her 2025 State of the City address. Pine Street Inn and Community Builders celebrates the completion of Boston's largest supportive housing development, housing formerly homeless and low-income individuals. Over 200 Immigrants of 58 countries become US citizens at a naturalization ceremony held at the JFK Presidential Library. Mayor Wu announces a $10 million investment...

The crew from Show & Tell Boston joins the Tape Deck! Hear Cuban Mic speak to Mos Generous, Kriket Smith, Cheese the God, Mshairi the God, Shane Faiteau, and Tata from the popular Boston podcast that brings you Boston's most unfiltered conversations. Learn how the show got started, the crew's favorite episodes, and more!

Elizabeth Sweet, executive director of the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy (MIRA) Coalition, talk about the impact of the Trump Administration's policies on immigrants and refugees. Greg Maynard from the Boston Policy Institute and Mary Tamer from the Mass Potential educational advocacy group join us to talk about the efficacy of the Commonwealth's oversight of the Boston Public Schoo...

FM Collective crashes the BNN & WBCA Studios for a live performance & interview!

DIY indie rock musician Kerrin Connolly visits the WBCA Studio to perform songs off their latest album Transitions and more. They also share insights into their songwriting process, how their musical parents did and didn't get them into music, getting started on YouTube, and using of unconventional instruments. Kerrin also discusses dealing with anxiety, growing up, and becoming more comfortable p...

Host Haywood Fennell discusses his issues with Trump and the current administration for their lack of support for veterans. He also talks about how you can support veterans, his belief that elected officials should be required to have served in the US military, and the recent projection of the Miss Marian Anderson and Friends Project at the Strand Theatre.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some delicious pork ribs! Ep.# 300 PSA Free!

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews guest Michael Hichborn (Founder & President, Lepanto Institute) about reducing USAID, The National Catholic Register's defense of USAID, USAID's push to create globalist infrastructure & U.N. global governance system within impoverished areas, their goals to reduce population and implement family planning, how reducing population stifles economic growth, o...

Host Rachel Miselman discusses progressivism and her issues with it, and how the Republican party has failed to respond progressive narratives.

On tonight's show, Larry Higginbottom speaks his mind. He discusses the need to read more, and how people are becoming more easily swayed by political deception as well as lacking financial literacy. He also shares his disapproval with money being spent on services for undocumented immigrants in Boston as a sanctuary city. Larry also talks about how in a free market, the only way to succeed is to...

Host Sharon Hinton invites guest Andre Barnes (HBCU Director, NumbersUSA) to the show to discuss recent immigration & deportation policies & news, his books including "Back of The Hiring Line", the history of African Americans migrating out of the south to escape sharecropping & close the wealth gap, his work with NumbersUSA to reform immigration legislation & how it recently lead...

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Black Bag", "The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie", "September 5", and "No Other Land". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to be released into theaters for the week of March 17th - 21st, 2025.

Deborah Shariff and co-host Linda Solomon discuss developing an entrepreneurial mindset. Learn about some of the wealthiest African Americans in our country's history, from A. G. Gaston to David Steward. They also discuss boycotts of Amazon, Nestle, Walmart, General Mills, and more. Additionally, they talk about how you can use artificial intelligence in entrepreneurial endeavors.

Host Rochelle Jones discusses making Jesus the center of your heart, Romans 4:18-22, using your faith & obedience in God to never give up, the power & immersion of the word of God, Ephesians 10:18 & the importance of prayer, & more!

Ken Meyer interviews Trey Shupert about the perks of growing up with his father Bill Shupert (former WBZ program director), memories of some of the celebrities & sports stars he was able to meet, Ken working under his father at WBZ, Trey choosing not to break into the broadcasting business, the art of interviewing, & more!

Hundreds gather outside City Hall to support Mayor Wu's congressional testimony regarding sanctuary cities. Women gather at Simmons College for the 47th International Women's Day Breakfast and this year's theme, "Action in Community". Black Excellence on the Hill, hosted by the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus, honors leaders who are driving change across the state. Mayor Michelle...

Host Haywood Fennell speaks to Cheryl Wilson, who's in Boston to appear in The Miss Marian Anderson and Friends Project at the Strand Theater on March 15th. She discusses her work as a life coach and a surgery technician, how she has taught others, and even received an honorary Ph. D.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some candy cane cookies and some reindeer treats! Ep.# 295 PSA Free

This week on Talk of the Neighborhoods, State Senator Nick Collins, Host of the annual St. Patrick's Day Breakfast joins us with a preview of this year's roast and parade. Then hard hitting Boston Herald columnist Joe Battenfeld joins us to discuss the upcoming Boston mayoral race and the state of local politics.

Brendan O'Connell interviews Cornelia Kaminski (CEO, ALFA) about Pro-Life issues in Germany, policies surrounding pre-natal testing and selection for Down Syndrome, decreasing birth rates & increasing miscarriage rates in Germany, Planned Parenthood's hold on Europe, IVF in Germany, stopping surrogacy, & more.