WBCA Podcasts

Urban Empowerment Today

Host and Co-Host Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon talk to Hubert Smith about the trials and tribulation, hurdles and bumps that come with freedom from incarceration and the difficulties to return to normal life.

C'est La Vie!

In the premiere episode of "C'est La Vie", host Brooklyn Ang shares what you can expect from her show, including conversations about staying committed to your dreams. Brooklyn also speaks to fellow WBCA producer Sharon Hinton (host of Black Teachers Matter) about her background in radio, her faith, the field of education, and the state of the Black family.

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

Rochelle Jones talks about having a teachable spirit, not giving the enemy your location, not compromising the word of God, and more. With readings from James 4:7, Psalm 91:1, Peter 5:8, and Matthew 12:36-37.

City Talk With Ken Meyer (Jackie McMullen)

Guest Jackie McMullen, former Boston Globe columnist, award winning ESPN broadcaster & Sports Illustrated writer! 

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Margarita Muniz Academy exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, interview with Peter Ducharme (Program Dir., Bridge Over Troubled Water) to discuss their latest studies on youth homelessness and its effects on their constituents, upcoming Boston Pride Parade.

The Other Page Radio

Haywood Fennell interviews actor & author Vitelle Webb about her upcoming play "9 Lives", healing from varying types of trauma, helping others overcome trauma based on her own experiences, the "9 Lives" world tour, singularly playing a cast of 9 diverse characters, & more. On the 2nd half Haywood expresses concerns about resources for veterans & distrust of the VA.

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

Guests Senator Lydia Edwards & City Councilor Brian Worell!

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious potato salad and a cinnamon coffee cake for Memorial Day!

Ep.# 311 PSA Free!

Boston Neighborhood Network News

BPS Valedictorian honors at Fenway  Park, Teachers from Neighborhood House Charter Schools & Codman Academy rally for 1st union contracts, Harvard St. Neighborhood Health Center's Veteran Outreach Center Boots 2 Technology program helps veterans navigate the digital world, Interview with Greta Hagen of Jane Doe Inc. about how our communities can better support survivors of domestic violence.

Bostonian Rap

Host Rachel Miselman dives into the polarization of politics & politicians, voting based on personality over merit, rewarding & glorifying mediocrity and laziness in politics & society while most others struggle due to the incompetence of those who hold office, the lack of Republican candidates in Boston, the difficulty of obtaining signatures to get on the ballot for municipal elections, & more.

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom invites Vitelle Webb to the show to discuss her upcoming one-woman show "9 Lives", helping the world heal from varying types of trauma, being her own cast & crew of diverse characters, the show's current world tour, drawing from her own experiences in writing her book & play, working with Tyler Perry, bringing the church to the people, & more! On the 2nd half Larry discusses how recent ICE news reveals the impact of illegal immigration on black workers.

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Karate Kid: Legends", "Hurry Up Tomorrow", "Jane Austen Wrecked My Life (Jane Austen A Gache Ma Vie)", "Caught By the Tide (Feng Liu Yi Dai)", and "Novocaine". Mr. Burke also runs down the list of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of June 2nd - 6th, 2025.

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

Rochelle Jones discusses what it looks like to be an "on fire" person, how you can maintain your fire, and reminds us to make time for God throughout the day. With readings from Romans and Revelations.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Mike Wankum)

Ken Meyer interviews Boston Area Meteorologist about his professional experience as a weatherman across the country as well as working as a local weather reporter for WB56 News Boston.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

On Memorial Day, veterans and their families and supporters gathered at the Puerto Rican Veterans Memorial Park to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Bostonians celebrate the opening of the inaugural Boston Public Art Triennial at the MassArt Art Museum. BNN speaks to musicians and attendees at Boston Calling 2025. Hear from bands Holly Roller and Battlemode, as well as Boston Art Review founder Jameson Johnson. Student activists protest the federal government and the administration of Tufts University following the wrongful arrest of Rümeysa Öztürk. The Berklee Popular Music Institute (BPMI) hosts its 23rd annual artist showcase at Brighton Music Hall, with words from bands Park National and Glasshouse. Find out about upcoming summer events in Boston.

The Tape Deck Hour

Cuban Mic speaks to Giovanni Lazare, filmmaker and mental health advocate. They discuss the need for black men to discuss their mental health more, and Giovanni shares how this need inspired his latest film.

The Other Page Radio

Host Haywood Fennell speaks to Mark W. Kennedy, senior program manager of Chronic Disease Prevention and Control at the Boston Public Health Commission. They discuss health discrepancies between different Boston neighborhoods and ways you can improve your health. They share information about prostate cancer, Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) testing, and the need to get tested.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for some jello and some stuffed chicken breast.

Life Matters

Host Brendan O'Connell speaks to Matt Wojciechowski about the March for Life in Ottawa, Canada, as well as the state of abortion and euthanasia policy in Canada.

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom speaks about the Department of Education and the United States' imperfect education system, and in particular how it fails to properly serve black students. He shares his view that African Americans should start their own schools and educate their own, and discusses his ideas for the curriculum. Larry also talks about how he supported his own daughter's education.