WBCA Podcasts

Host Larry Higginbottom talks about the aftermath of the US Supreme Court striking down affirmative action and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives. He also discusses the need for African Americans to own institutions and wealth, and the harm of using negative language, particularly the N-word.

On this installment of WBCA Presents, Roxbury-born rapper Cakeswagg performs live in our studio! She also talks about her musical influences, teaching theater and hip-hop to children, and her upcoming performance at Boston Calling.

On this episode of Discovering the Law, host Lucy Rivera invites attorney and commercial litigator; John Postl to discuss the process of debt-collection and Federal regulations (Federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act) that play a role in holding individuals accountable for their obligation. John Postl emphasizes to his audience the importance of understanding consumer rights, and tactics to de...

Host Sharon Hinton and guest activist Trippetta Simmons discuss the upcoming Article 80 public hearing, the history and contents of Article 80, the project review timeline, & more. Trippetta speaks on the community not having input to plots of land in their own neighborhoods, Mayor Wu's chance to make these processes more equitable, the unfairness of the public hearing notification and schedul...

On this segment of 'Career Crossroads', host Jasmine invites student guest; Mai-rah to discuss her experience in studying to become a Music-Therapist and delves into why music is a powerful tool that can positively-influence the mind, spirit and body. Mai-rah describes her working-environment and how she utilizes her knowledge to support the needs of the clients.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews the Academy Awards nominated short films in the categories of Best Documentary Short, Best Live Action Short, and Best Animated Short. Mr. Burke also gives a spoken-word preview of movies subject to being released in theaters and on streaming for the week of February 26th - March 1st, 2024.

Part 2 of Ken Meyer & Stu Fink reminiscing on media of yesteryear. On this episode Ken & Stu discuss collecting films, restoring old film, and interesting film history. They also comment on film clips from The Abbott & Costello Show and share history about the show.

Black Veterans Appreciation Lunch at Prince Hall Grand Lodge, AgeStrong Black Heritage Luncheon, Mayor's Youth Summit at The Artists For Humanity Epicenter, Iron Workers Local 7 Union 4th annual Middle School Supply Drive, 1st Annual Dominican Independence Day Breakfast, Parkinson's Revolution Event & Fundraiser, Interview with Nancy Smith & Ky'ron Owens on Boston's Community Emergency Res...

On the first half of the show, new Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman Steve Kerrigan, and Democratic campaign strategist Steve Bilafer join us to preview the upcoming Massachusetts Super Tuesday presidential primary (March 5) and the party's prospects in the general election this fall. Then, on the second half, Dan Kennedy, a nationally known media commentator, Northeastern University journal...

On this episode of The Other Page, host Haywood Fennell invites attorney Joseph Feaster JR, who has dedicated his expertise to service the Boston city, for 45-years. Feaster Jr. portray the progression of his career, becoming the president of the Boston Branch of NAACP as well as various other organizations such as National Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Neighborhood Health Plan an...

Rachel discusses how social phenomena seeps into the political arena, loyalty is not rated highly in society, & more. 

Host Brendan O'Connell speaks to Andrew Shirvell, the founder and executive director of Florida Voice for the Unborn. They discuss a proposed amendment to the Florida constitution that would ensure the right to abortion.

African descendants of slaves must deaggregate from blackness in the upcoming generations and in the wake of the civil rights movement. Larry opines civil rights were made for descendants of slaves but are now being applied to all minority groups and how the term "blackness" has become meaningless in the US by including all black cultures. How "The Revolution will not be televised" really meant th...

Host Jaiye Bynoe speaks to actress Courtney Child. She talks about how she got involved with the show New 106 & Park ATL, her experiences with racism, and the need to think in the long term and work hard when pursuing acting.

BNN's coverage of the 2024 Boston High School Basketball Championships at Madison Park High School. Final game New Mission vs. Boston Latin Academy. Find full video coverage of all the games at bnnmedia.org & BNN's Video On Demand site!

BNN's coverage of the 2024 Boston High School Basketball Championships at Madison Park High School. Final game Jeremiah E. Burke vs. Charlestown. Find full video coverage of all the games at bnnmedia.org & BNN's Video On Demand site!

BNN's coverage of the 2024 Boston High School Basketball Championships at Madison Park High School. Semi Final game Boston United vs. Boston Latin Academy. Find full video coverage of all the games at bnnmedia.org & BNN's Video On Demand site!

BNN's coverage of the 2024 Boston High School Basketball Championships at Madison Park High School. Semi Final game Boston Latin Acacdemy vs. Charlestown. Find full video coverage of all the games at bnnmedia.org & BNN's Video On Demand site!

BNN's coverage of the 2024 Boston High School Basketball Championships at Madison Park High School. Semi Final game O'Bryant vs. New Mission. Find full video coverage of all the games at bnnmedia.org & BNN's Video On Demand site!

BNN's coverage of the 2024 Boston High School Basketball Championships at Madison Park High School. Semi Final game Jeremiah E Burke vs. East Boston. Find full video coverage of all the games at bnnmedia.org & BNN's Video On Demand site!

Vivian speaks to Rachel Miselman, host of WBCA's Bostonian Rap. She speaks about her campaign for the 3rd Suffolk District of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee, and talks about what it's like being a republican in Boston and Massachusetts.

Vietnamese Tet new year celebration, Boston Commons Childrens Winter Fest, 826 Boston Keith Boykin book signing, Boston Public Library Career Services Multi-Industry Job Fair, Migrant Influx issues, Interview with Pratika Katiyar discussing Student Press Freedom Day.

Host Haywood Fennell is joined by Cruz Martinez, Senior Director of Operations at the Whittier Street Health Center to discuss the healthcare and social services they provide to people in need, including veterans. Haywood also speaks to Steven Godfrey, President of the Quincy Geneva New Vision CDC and the Lena Park CDC (Community Development Corporation). He discusses his work in affordable housin...

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews guest James Bopp Jr., Esq. about advocating for the unborn and the challenges faced by the Right To Life movement. They discuss millionaires funding abortion rights, human & drug trafficking for abortions, the Comstock Law, the radicalization of the Democrat party, the main stream media being pro-abortion, & more.

Host Rachel Miselman discusses her hopes for the Republican Party of Massachusetts, particularly in Suffolk County where fewer than 5% of registered voters are republicans. Also discussed: political candidates seeking attention through antics and social media posturing, the recent closures of Walgreens locations in Boston, and the importance of citizen journalism.