WBCA Podcasts

Boston Neighborhood Network News

South End residents speak out against lack of access to fresh food. Mayor Wu and Governor Healey discuss plans for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. Mayor Wu announces a large cost increase for the rebuilding of White Stadium. Hear an interview with Corey Yarbrough, executive director of 826 Boston, about their youth writing, tutoring, and publishing programs and how you can get involved.

Observations From The Trenches

Host Larry Higginbottom speculates on how immigration has benefited American blacks, abandonment by black politicians, demonization of ICE, lack of unity & assimilation, & more

Black Teachers Matter

Sharon Hinton speaks to real estate agent Tayla Andre about estate planning for homeowners: the importance of owning your own property, considerations to make before creating a trust, reasons to be wary of reverse mortgages, how you can reduce your tax burden, what the five-year look-back for MassHealth is and how irrevocable trusts figure in, and how to navigate probate.

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reacts to the nominees for the 2026 Academy Awards, and the 2026 Golden Raspberry Awards.

Confronting Injustice

On this weeks episode of Confronting Injustice Linda Solmon and her co-host Kayla Kittridge converse on the actions taken against Venezuela. Giving insight and information about the negative impact, and historical repetitive gov't takeovers.

Urban Empowerment Today

Deborah Shariff brings a powerful discussion to the table, alongside her co-host Linda Solomon on this weeks episode of Urban Empowerment Today.
The topics: The Trump Administration, Executive orders, Project 2025 and much more.

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

Joe Heisler welcomes State Senator Nick Collins to the program to discuss this year's St. Patrick's Day Breakfast and recent property tax changes in Boston. Joe also speaks to Jacquetta Van Zandt, political analyst and host of the 'Politics & Prosecco' podcast.

WBCA Presents: MaceyOMaze

Boston emcee and producer MaceyOMaze visits the WBCA Studio and shares his story, from breakdancing at five years old to releasing a collaborative album with Edo.G. Learn about his influences and style, his label Ethereal Visions, and his love for anime, retro video games, and collecting VHS tapes. Macey also discusses the state of the Boston hip-hop scene performs "Live From Da Source", produced by Boston legend Edo.G off their collaborative project, See You In Boston.

WBCA Presents: Misha

Misha performance and interview!

Voice of The Watchmen

Elder Nathaniel discusses the topic "Sickness & Health", their roots & how to attain Health, the nature of sin, physical & spiritual health, & the promulgation of disease, all by using examples from history and scripture such as Deuteronomy 28:15, Exodus 4:11, I John 3:4, Ecclesiasticus 30:14, Psalms 103:2, Hebrews 13:4, & much more.

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.

Dumb Blondes Talk

Ruby, Tommy, and special guest Dorian Parker discuss New Year's resolutions, astrology, and blondes both good and bad.

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.