WBCA Podcasts

Observations From The Trenches

Host Larry Higginbottom expresses the dichotomy between ADOS Americans & African immigrants & immigrants as a whole, the difference between oppression now & back in US history, the effects of living in a white supremacist government & economy & the importance of obtaining high skilled jobs, midterm tactics & sanctuary cities, & more.

Music Is Healing Us Radio

Kwe & students from the Northeastern University Hip Hop & Music Industry class share segments from the Hip Hop's Declassified Industry Survival Guide. Featuring artist Kemba! Special thanks to co-host & producer Seth Weintraub. This is a jam packed episode taking you on Kemba's journey from his roots in the Bronx to Boston and all he's learned & stood for in between.

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "How to Make a Killing", "GOAT", "Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die", the Academy Award nominees for Best Animated Short Film, and the Academy Award nominees for Best Live Action Short Film. Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of February 23rd - 27th, 2026.

Confronting Injustice

Host Linda Solomon invites Dr. Chi-Fu Jeffrey Yang, Frances Lefkowitz-Pizzati, & William Wang to the show to discuss systemic injustice in healthcare, the Inspire Lung Cancer Screening Study initiative committed to making lung cancer screening accessible to underserved communities, the importance of detecting lung cancer early, disproportionate effects of lung cancer on women and the black community, qualifications for screening, the process of screening, & more.

Urban Empowerment Today

Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon raise concerns about the structure of American society, where a handful of elites have control, and discuss how understanding this system is key to reclaiming your own freedom.

Voice of the Watchmen

Elder Nathaniel shares his interpretation of the Bible that Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and other Caribbean and South American peoples are Israelites. With discussion of Deuteronomy 28:49 28:50, 33:13, 33:29; Genesis 8, 9:23, 49:22; Isaiah 9:11; Lamentations 5:12; Josiah 9:13, 4:17 8:11-12, and more.

Never Give Up "Where Giving Up Is Not An Option"

Host Rochelle Jones & guest Jennie Fournier discuss Jennie's book about Prayer Advocacy, her background & love for the Lord, developing a personal relationship with Jesus, the power of healing prayer, her work to support survivors of abuse and trafficking, complaining vs. lamenting, inherent trust in the Lord, & much more.

Open Door Radio

In this episode, DJ Mehdward interviews DaNice Marshall, prolific visual artist and disability advocate, about her personal artistic journey, the impact accessibility features at the Open Door Gallery has made on her artistic practice.Finally, she discusses the future of her artwork and advocacy work.

 

The Mindful Aging Show

Host Sebra B honors National Care Givers Day by interviewing Dr. Fayron Epps about family care givers, care giver support for people living with dementia, faith based support, health equity, how dementia & Alzheimer's disproportionately impact communities of color, her Care Giving while Black program & study, her Alter program partnering with black churches across the country, her book "From Faith to Action: My Journey Healing Communities Facing Dementia", and more.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Ed Flynn)

In this 2022 episode, Boston Radio Veteran Ken Meyer interviews Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn!

The WorxStation

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Mayor Wu announces extension of Boston's Fare Free Bus program through June, proposal of new plan to confront the homelessness & drug use in the area of Mass & Cass, The Greater Boston Food Bank & Takeda Pharmaceuticals launch Takeda Center for Health & Nutrition grant to bring healthy food to those in need, interview and performance with singer/songwriter Gracie Modean.

Dumb Blondes Talk

The Dumb Blondes Ruby and Tommy are joined by their associate "Steve" to discuss Valentine's Day: this year's plans, funny stories from Valentines of yesteryear, and favorite movies about love. Also discussed: Olympic curling and the scent of February.

The Other Page Radio

Haywood Fennell speaks with guest Robert Santiago, Commissioner of Boston Veterans' Services.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for a banana nut bread and some rum balls!

Ep.# 251 PSA Free!

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

Host Joe Heisler interviews Sarang Sekhavet from MIRA, Mass. Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, with "Bystander Training" for those residents  looking to document ICE arrests and abductions. Then on the second half, District 5 Boston City Councilor Enrique Pépen on the richness of Boston's immigrant community and the city's efforts to protect and assist those being targeted by ICE.

Life Matters

Part 2 interview with Corrine Daniele about the pain and shame of multiple abortions, prayer for fertility & receiving forgiveness, giving multiple births afterward, how to hear God's voice and be a healer, & more.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Black History Month 100th Anniversary events in Boston, Valentine's Day on Newbury St., Vietnamese residents honor the Tet Lunar New Year & spirit of the horse at the Menino Exhibition Center, interview with Najee Brown (Artistic Dir., Multicultural Arts Center) about the Cosmic Roots show celebrating black creativity, ancestry, & futurist imagination.

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom reflects on the life of Jesse Jackson, and urges young people to think beyond politics as they forge a path forward.

Bostonian Rap

Host Rachel Miselman examines changes in social behaviors & norms from the fallout of pandemic isolation, intolerance & inconsideration, unjustified selfishness & lack of empathy, downward trends of a polite society, neglecting to teach youth to be respectful to themselves & others, how all this has carried over into politics, gubernatorial candidates & campaigns at the Republican caucus, & more.