WBCA Podcasts

Boston Jazz Foundations 6th Annual Charles River Jazz Fest, Annual August Moon Festival in Chinatown, 2026 City Spotlights Leadership Program for teens at the Boch Center, National Night Out events throughout city parks, 11th Annual Peace B'Que in Dorchester.

On today's episode of Bostonian Rap, Rachel talks about her no longer being attached to the Republican party within Massachusetts. She mentions that Amy Carnevale has hard numbers to contend with and the toxic culture that she has to break through as well. Rachel also talks about the importance of knowing what candidates are running for and what their knowledge and relevant experience is running f...

Larry Higginbottom observes how government & the Democratic Party have done more harm to poor people more than helping them, entitlement & acceptance as products of public services & government programs, how these programs have served as an anchor rather than a safety net, the importance of educating children at home after school, crippling people by suppressing their drive to acquire...

In this final episode of Unsafe Harbor, host Alex Stein reveals the last mystery port. Part of the harbor's allure is an AI-generated news article which fabricated a deadly accident at an onsite chemical plant. Join Alex as he digs into the genesis of this article, tracing it and its creator across decades and continents. Can you guess the final Unsafe Harbor?

This week Jaiye speaks with Naylene Bartlett, Valeria Salas and Tayla Andre!

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "One Night Only", "Ice Cream Man", "Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass", "Hadestown: The Musical", and "Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World". Mr. Burke also reveals the movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of August 10th - 14th, 2026.

On this episode of Confronting Injustice, Linda Solomon is joined by Benadette Matthis, the founder of Swim Freedom, a non profit that is working to educate more in the Black community on how to swim and be comfortable in the water.

Romantic Relationship Boundaries Part Two (with Linda Solomon) Continuing our conversation from last week, Linda and I are going to wrap up our conversation about romantic relationship boundaries. We’re also going to talk about respect and learning that age doesn’t always equal wisdom. This is a multi-generational conversation that talks about the importance of community and how you can create and...

Don’t miss an inspiring new episode of Let’s Talk About It with host Safiya Sanyika featuring Lady D as we honor the life and legacy of Joseph Stewart and discuss the importance of supporting our veterans and disabled veterans.

This sermon covers the importance of having a purpose in life to keep you from sinning. Knowing your identity, positive self-talk, and the difference between passion and purpose are all discussed. Notable Biblical verses read include Baruch 6:60, Romans 8:28, Wisdom of Solomon 11:20, Deuteronomy 7:6, 1 Timothy 4:8, and James 1:8.

On today's episode of Never Give Up, Rochelle talks about building listeners awareness, strength and attention when it comes to their relationship with God. The first scripture that came up was Job 48:32.

Guest Peter Brown! Current President of the MA Broadcasters Hall Of Fame and former long-time WBZ News Director!

Boston welcomes 175 new American citizens at the JFK Library. A local hair store owner talks about how the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts is helping her business grow. Summer L. Williams shares the Boston Black history behind her new play, A New Era. Learn about Rosalita's Puppets with artistic director and puppeteer Charlotte Dore.

Willie P. highlights the topic of elder abuse, identifying abuse, unreported abuse cases & how to report, children & caregivers abusing their parents and taking control of their finances & etc., Adult Protection Services in MA, & more.

Host Cuban Mic interviews R&B producer Melks and R&B singer Tizy. He discusses their recent collaborations, upcoming projects, and how their background influences their music.

On the first half Joe Heisler interviews candidate for MA State Senate First Suffolk District , Juwan Skeens. Then on the second half Mary Tamer returns to the show to discuss the Early Literacy Bill that was just passed in MA.

Mayor Wu hosts the third annual Civic Summit, bringing together civic leaders and nonprofit advocates to strengthen community engagement in Boston. Representative Ayanna Pressley pledges support for the Brooke House at Olmsted Village. The Soulful Bliss fest brings soul and R&B to Seaport. Plus, the North End Feasts are back through August, with a profile on the 112th Annual Saint Agrippina Di...

Rachel Miselman expresses displeasure with politicians & the political scene in Boston & MA as a whole.

Larry Higginbottom urges his community to delineate African Americans from other groups that have benefitted from their activism, including Hispanic and non-American Black people.

Unsafe Harbor is a geographical guessing game where listeners are challenged to correctly identify the mystery port or harbor. Pay attention because everything is a clue. This week, we’re performing a radio drama: Seneca’s Phaedra, featuring Eli Schotland as Hippolytus, the prince of Athens, Ishwar Madhusudan as Theseus, king of Athens, Alex Stein  as Phaedra, wife of Theseus and stepmother of Hip...

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Spider-Man: Brand New Day", "The Odyssey", "I Want Your Sex", and "Ask E. Jean". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of August 3rd - 7th, 2026.

On today's episode of Confronting Injustice, Linda talks about adverse childhood experiences and how listeners can learn/begin to unpack the traumas that they may have experienced.

On this summer episode of Word to Us, I talk with Linda Solomon about boundaries within romantic relationships, understanding how your childhood and past traumas can show up in a relationship and knowing when to leave a relationship.

This week's topic is "malice in marriage: a hateful union." Learn the importance of looking beyond someone's appearance to find a compatible, God-fearing spouse.

Host Rochelle Jones discusses the biblical importance of rest. Just as God rested, so should we, by taking a nap or going to the beach. Jones connects her defense of rest to various pieces of scripture.