WBCA Podcasts

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom shares his perspective that people have only recently started speaking out against ICE, and that democrats are demonizing ICE to rally support as the midterms approach.

Black Teachers Matter

Host Sharon Hinton invites guest Andrea James to the show to discuss her Progressive Independent run for MA governor, her background & platform, putting the power back in the hands of the people, building up community organization to combat the machine, loss of interest & trust in the establishment parties, her takes on healthcare & affordable housing, an equitable public banking system & universal childcare, & much more.

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", it's the 13th Annual "Words On Film" Post-Awards Reaction Show! Dan Burke gives his reaction to the 98th Academy Awards and the 46th Golden Raspberry Awards.

Confronting Injustice

Host Linda Solomon & guests Joe Tache, Dominik St. Pierre, & Kayla Kittredge discusses understanding political movements in the U.S., the party for Socialism & Liberation & its platform, the elite class holding control over the election process, the stigmatized label of socialism, & more.

Let's Talk About It

In observation of Women's History Month, Host Safiya Sanyika & guest Darnell Thomas discuss women entrepreneurs, their struggles & successes, Darnell's talk show & business ventures, learning to become an actor & entrepreneur, & much more.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Boston commemorates the 250th anniversary of Evacuation Day. The annual Irish Holiday Luncheon brings together older Bostonians in South Boston. City Life / Vida Urbana, Homes for All Massachusetts, and other advocates continue to fight for rent stabilization in Boston at the State House. Hear an interview with Nat Sheidley, president and CEO of Revolutionary Spaces, about their exhibit The Road to Revolution: Massachusetts and the Independence Movement, on view now at the Old State House.

The Other Page Radio

On this episode of The Other Page Radio, Haywood is premiering a new segment called "All Out", which will be a monthly highlight of community leaders.
Mr. Leonard Lee is first up to be recognized. A Boston local, community leader, and a person of service to Boston's Urban areas.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious stir-fry dish!

Ep.# 255 PSA Free!

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

Host David Halbert & guests Jalina Suggs (Director of Boston, Union Capital), Phil Servello-Jones (Strategy Team, Greater Boston Interfaith Organization), & Erik Berg (President, Boston Teachers Union).

Life Matters

Brendan O'Connell welcomes guest Samuel D. Green of Reason for Life for a discussion about abortion opinions within the churchgoing community. Samuel addresses the reasons why churchgoers might not be pro-life and shares the Bible passages that support the pro-life movement.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

The Irish Pastoral Center celebrates St. Patrick's Day. Bunker Hill Community College's career fair creates networking opportunities for students. Hear an interview with Sasha Goodfriend, executive director of MassNow, and learn about their work to make Boston more equitable, including through advocating for more equitable access to menstrual products.

Bostonian Rap

On this week's episode, Racheal unapologetically calls out politicians who try to hoodwink the people. From political independents playing all sides, to getting snowed, Racheal lets it out about the true decorum of politics.

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom shares his view that "we cannot control what we do not own," and that Black Americans must stop focusing on civil rights, voting rights, and human rights and instead start building and owning their own platforms. Larry discusses the options in life that building wealth can give you, as well as the importance of not blindly following any particular political party.

Discovering The Law

Guest Maureen Boyle, Journalist and Author of "The Ghost" and "Shallow Graves".

Black Teachers Matter

Sharon Hinton speaks to Persis Yu, an attorney, social worker, mother of two, and a long-time Hyde Park resident who is running for state senator in Norfolk and Suffolk counties. She discusses the need for change, the importance of communities being led by people from those communities, and her goals to support families, workers, and consumers. Sharon and Persis also talk about vocational education, deteriorating public school buildings, ranked choice voting, and the many things that local politics shape.

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reveals what movies he thinks will win and should win at the 98th Annual Academy Awards.

Confronting Injustice

Linda Solomon continues her talk on the eminent mind of Marcus Garvey, with her guests Kayla Kittredge & Jonathan Bennet. Giving a structural analysis on his "Look for me in the whirlwind" speech from 1929, and how its still relevant today.

Voice Of The Watchmen

Elder Nathaniel talks about the importance of fearing the lord, doing his will, and becoming righteous through acts. With readings from Psalm 111:10, Psalm 119:72 Genesis 7:1, Luke 1:5, 2 Peter 2:5-7, James 2:14, Jobe 6:1, 1 Samuel 2:6, and more.

The Mindful Aging Show

This Week on "The Mindful Aging Show", Sebra Continues with the "staying ready, so you don't have to get ready" segment with her guest Iris Richards. keeping health and wellness a priority as we age. as well as staying on top of life insurance policies while preparing loved ones for the future.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Dan Barry)

Ken Meyer interviews author Dan Barry about his book "Bottom Of The 33rd: Hope, Redemption, And Baseball's Longest Game".