WBCA Podcasts

WBCA Presents: The Slackademics

In studio performance and interview by the Slackademics! https://theslackademics.bandcamp.com/album/skip-class 

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

Rochelle Jones warns against schemes of the Devil & emphasizes the importance of intentionally trusting God by giving examples from scripture such as Proverbs 3:5-6, Matthew 26:39, Isaiah 26:3-4, Mark 12:30, Psalms 37:5, & more.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Eugene Hartigan)

Ken Meyer and Gene Hartigan discuss politics, the assassination attempt on Trump, Biden being forced out of the presidential race, projecting who will win the presidential election, comparing each candidates' policies, Gene's charity and organization work in MA & Africa, his experiences during & after the Vietnam War, & much more.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Eugene Hartigan)

Guest Eugene Hartigan! 2023 Interview. 

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Eugene Hartigan)

Ken Meyer speaks with Eugene Hartigan, 2022 interview. 

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Eugene Hartigan)

Ken Meyer interviews guest Eugene Hardigan!

Voices of Madison Park Podcast

Join the students of Madison Park as they interview Coach Stewart, a navy veteran who is the school's track coach & athletic instructor. On the second half meet Mr. Zamala, the ELA teacher at Madison Park for 6 years!

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Mayor Wu signs executive order protecting residents from federal overreach & preventing ICE from using city property for operations & barring immigration enforcement in non-public spaces, 100th year of celebrating Black History Month at Boston City Hall, construction begins on new student dormitory at Northeastern University, interview with Natalie Kuldell (Founder & Exec. Dir., BioBuilder Educational Foundation) about their mission & bringing hands on STEM education into classrooms.

The Other Page Radio

Haywood Fennell talks about upcoming events for Black History Month, including an Artists for Humanity exhibit celebrating black veterans at the Strand Theater and the Black Veterans Appreciation Luncheon at Hibernian Hall on February 21st. Haywood also discusses The Oscar Micheaux Family Theater Program's upcoming performance at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, March 28th. Other topics include Boston's Multicultural AIDS Coalition, the need for cultural sensitivity at VA hospitals, the importance of finishing what you've started, and the sacrifices that African American veterans have made for this country.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for some jalapeño corn bread!

Ep.# 349 PSA Free!

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Federal Judge blocks Kristi Noem's decision to terminate temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants & how this effects Boston's large Haitian population, 2026 Pinnacle Awards Luncheon honoring women transforming the Greater Boston area for the better, Annual Coast to Coast Boston Camp Fair networking youth with summer camps. Interview with Commissioner of the Boston Public Health Department, Dr. Bisola Ojikutu, about the surge of influenza & vaccine facts & importance.

Bostonian Rap

Rachel Miselman voices her concerns for Massachusetts and Boston, and also discusses the importance of listening, as well as understanding the communities you serve.

Observations From The Trenches

Host Larry Higginbottom questions what benefit immigration, refugees, & asylum seekers have provided for America & black citizens. He expresses how these politics are not in the interest of the black community, civil rights were originally intended for American Descendants of Slaves, Democrats using illegal immigration for votes, black Democratic politicians abandoning the black community & inciting repulsion to ICE, the harm of social engineering, & much more.

Discovering The Law

Host Lucy Rivera invites Attorney Jeffrey D. Woolf; who is an assistant general counsel at the board of Bar Overseers to discuss what to do when problems arise with an attorney. Attorney Woolf explains the mission of the Board of Bar Overseers; which is to protect the public and maintain professional conduct, as well as illustrating how the board deals with neglected client matters and highlights lawyers' consequences when reported for disobeying the system (suspension, disbarment).

Confronting Injustice

Linda brings on a powerful civil rights activist, Ms. Kayla Kittredge to speak on the upcoming MLK Day and the enrichment of Black Empowerment.

Voice of The Watchmen

Elder Nathaniel expounds upon the topic "Your Pastor in the Pulpit" by using examples from history and scripture such as Jeremiah 3:15, Malachi 2:7, Ezekiel 34:1, Micah 3:11, Deuteronomy 14:22, Acts 4:34-35, Proverbs 21:16, & much more.

The Mindful Aging Show

Host Sebra Barcuis continues to speak with Jenna Dion, Geriatric Care Manager at Clear Guidance LLC. Learn even more techniques you can utilize remain calm when caring for a loved one with Alzheimers.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Ray Foushee Tribute)

A tribute to the late Ray Foushee with his City Talk Interview from December 2021.

The WorxStation

Beatdope and Ur Boi Blunt talk about AI in the music industry, labels collecting musicians' profits, the Billboard charts, and unionization in the music industry.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Activists call on Americans for a National Shutdown to show solidarity with the people of Minnesota and protest ICE. Governor Maura Healey announces her support for legislation to place restrictions on the actions of ICE, DHS, and the National Guard in Massachusetts. The US Postal Service honors African American poet Phillis Wheatley with a new stamp. Age Strong hosts Cost-Savings Clinics to help Bostonians over 55 save money on utilities, property taxes, and more. Anthony Bell discusses how Roxbury Community College's RCC Connect and Men of Color Cohort help students thrive.