WBCA Podcasts

Franklin Field Unity Day, Annual Boston Light Show at Franklin Park Zoo, 9th Annual Reading Frederick Douglass Together in Egleston Sq., Interview with Jeff Bellows about Blue Bikes' initiatives and how they are promoting public health.

Host Michael Reyes invites musical artist, author, entrepreneur, & actress Fari X to discuss her background, her albums, her 14 books including 5 best sellers, her film experience and upcoming film, her music label 1117 Entertainment & artists on the label, to listen to some of her songs, & much more!

Live in studio performance and interview by Neponset Monastery.

Host Haywood Fennell invites guests George Pearl (Founder, Pearl Entertainment) & Zachary Rochester (Pearl Entertainment) to discuss the 3rd annual Back to School Summer Jam in Roxbury on 8/26, the Mary Knoll Terrace Band, the importance of unity & community involvement, supporting at-risk youth, updates on The Oscar Micheaux Family Theater Program Company, & more.

Join Dale and Tim for a Valentine's Day dinner consisting of a cheese crabmeat appetiser, oven-fried chicken, roasted vegetables, sweet potatoes, and chocolate mousse!

It's been almost a month since the state legislature passed its nearly $58 billion dollar FY25 budget -- the first budget cycle for first-year State Representative Bill MacGregor, who represents the 10th Suffolk District. We'll hear from Rep. MacGregor on his first year in office and his priorities for the year ahead. In our second half, we'll be joined by Democratic National Committee Delegate Da...

Host Rachel Miselman speaks on dividing people by race and racism, creating permanent classes of victims and racists and wrongdoers etc, the stereotyping of Jews, considering equity, Holocaust denial, confronting anti-semitism, & more.

Brendan O'Connell interviews Kelsey Pritchard (State Public Affairs Director, Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America) about Kamala Harris's legislative history with abortion issues, Tim Walz's legislative pro-abortion history, MN Senate Bill 2995, red & blue state ballot measures, pro-life being outspent by pro-choice, & much more. 

Host Sharon Hinton interviews guest Sadiki Kambon (Director, Black Community Information Center. Activist, TV Producer) about renaming Dudley Sq. to Nubian Sq., Roxbury Community College as a pre-dominantly black institution, criticism of RCC, The Nubian Leadership Circle & Nubian Sq. Coalition, his background and his drive behind so many of these black initiatives, his BNN TV show "Black Powe...

Host Larry Higginbottom speaks on the Democratic National Convention and how great speeches are not policy, 16 years of great presidential speeches has gotten ADOS nothing, ADOS' pointless elation of Harris's presidential nomination, voting has done nothing to elevate the ADOS community, voting should be an exchange not a give away, & more.

Guests Jamie Maxie, Valerie Stephens, Kirosha C. Sidelca & Tania Anderson!

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Alien: Romulus", "Sing Sing", and "Harold and the Purple Crayon". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters and/or streaming for the week of August 19th - 23rd, 2024.

Host Rochelle Jones reads from Isiah 40:31 and more, speaks about taking flight and soaring above your problems, and the importance of avoiding a "chicken mindset."

The Annual August Moon Festival in Chinatown; National Night Out in Mattapan; The Boston Lyric Opera's Summer Night Concert Tour in Moakley Park, South Boston; Mayor Michelle Wu unveils a $40 million grant program for affordable housing; interview with Mireille Tushiminina and Niu Raza for the African Festival of Boston.

Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious Superbowl snack!

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews guest Drew Martin (President, Mighty Motion Pictures, FathersFilm.com) about his pro-life documentary film "Fathers" still in production, men's role and decisions in abortion, abortion in a new-age pro-choice culture, & more. 

Host Rachel Miselman discusses issues with Uber, Lyft and bicycle lanes in Boston and the choices for political candidates in upcoming elections.

Host Larry Higginbottom speaks on "Blackness", how blackness has been weaponized against African Descendants of Slavery (ADOS), ADOS need their own category to distinguish themselves from other black cultures in America, Kamala Harris's lineage and policies, blacks being let down by the Democratic Party, and more.

Guests Nicole Anthony and Diaja Milton!

Class Action Lawsuits

Host Sharon Hinton invites guest Nathan Simms to the show to discuss his journey through university and his career, his non-profit work with Boston youth and school students, the effects of gentrification on Boston neighborhoods and resources for students, experiences working for Northeastern University and Roxbury Community College, his future aspirations, & more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Borderlands", "Cuckoo", "Trap", and "Tyler Perry's Divorce in the Black". Mr. Burke also runs down the list of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of August 11th - 16th, 2024.

Host Rochelle Jones is joined by guest Pastor James Funches of Blessed Hope Tabernacle to discuss having faith to never give up, "if you build it right you won't go wrong", Matthew 7:24-29, not being afraid to ask for help or pull yourself up, avoiding outside influences, & more!

Ken interviews The Price Is Right Producer Roger Dobkowitz!

On today's edition of The Village, Willie P invites Reggie Pittman who is a financial literacy teacher and Kevin Smith; banker, Highschool economics teacher, and currently serving as a financial literacy educator with the Massachusetts Council of Economic Education. Pittman and Smith explore different types of budgeting and emphasize the importance of aligning your budgets with future goals. They...