WBCA Podcasts

On this historic episode, host and co-host Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon welcome Helen Credle and Marcia Davis talk about their experiences being taught and raised by Elma Lewis, founder of the Elma Lewis school of Fine Arts. Learn their stories and journey—living proof that "Service is sacred and story telling is survival."

On this summer episode of Word to Us, I talk with Linda Solomon about boundaries within romantic relationships, understanding how your childhood and past traumas can show up in a relationship and knowing when to leave a relationship.

This week's topic is "malice in marriage: a hateful union." Learn the importance of looking beyond someone's appearance to find a compatible, God-fearing spouse.

Host Rochelle Jones discusses the biblical importance of rest. Just as God rested, so should we, by taking a nap or going to the beach. Jones connects her defense of rest to various pieces of scripture.

Kareem invites educator, poet, musician & fellow WBCA producer Kwe to the show to discuss the healing power of music, music as medicine, the benefits of music for trauma & rehabilitation, music & memory, several areas in which music is beneficial such as education & healthcare, & much more.

DJ Mehdward discusses BPS school closures displacing students with disabilities & high needs, & interviews students about the closures & the creative way they are communicating this among their community with their exhibit "Handle With Care".

On this episode of 'The Mindful Aging,' Sebra Barcuis and her guest, Dr
Phyllis Quinlan, discuss strategies that can assist you when transitioning
into your older age. Dr Phyllis Quinlan, a registered nurse and consultant
for many years, encourages restructuring your lifestyle and renewing
connections with daily purpose can help when dealing with physical and mental
changes due to aging.

Rod Fritz Interview 2024!

Guest Rod Fritz!

2018 Episode

Ken Meyer interviews guest Rod Fritz!

2021 Episode

The Urban Farming Institute fights food insecurity by turning Boston a little greener, Mayor Wu launches BosTEN thermal energy feasibility project using Boston harbor & rivers to heat and cool buildings, Beacon Hill walking tour shares history & photography, "Nice, A Fest" local indie music festival, Boston events this weekend, Fenway hosts the upcoming Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship at the end of August.

On today's episode of The Robe Life, Arthur talks about his "Man Cave" or "Mantuary" , an ideal space for everyone he invites over to relax. He also reflects on life and being kind to others.

Haywood Fennell discusses a variety of issues pertinent to the city of Boston with guests Tyree S. Browne and Shan Parker (Sparker5000). They cover music, community theater, and radio shows, along with several events geared towards celebrating the community of African American Veterans. Additionally, Fennell talks about the importance of revitalizing the neighborhood of Roxbury.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some buffalo chicken wings and chicken  tenders!

Ep.# 274 PSA Free!

Joe Heisler interviews Greg Maynard (Founder & Exec. Dir., Boston Policy Institute) about the current state of City Hall & Boston politics. Then on the 2nd half City Councilor Ed Flynn calls for a public safety summit & changes in police recruitment & retention.

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.

Haitians in Boston respond to the US government stripping 350,000 Haitians of their TPS status. BNN News explores the Nightingale Community Garden. Puerto Ricans celebrate their culture at Boston's annual Puerto Rican Festival. Plus, hear an interview with Maia Erslev, Pride Coordinator at China's Children International. Find out how CCI is building community for Chinese children adoptees.

Brendan O'Connell speaks to Dr. Martha Shuping about the trauma that can result from abortion. They also discussion "reproductive coercion" and studies that examine connections between abortion and suicide risk.

On today's episode of Bostonian Rap, Rachel talks about the lieutenant governor ballot running with Anne Brensley, Anne Manning Martin and Mike Walsh.

Larry Higginbottom expresses his disappointment with the misbehavior & lawlessness of some of the black community, how it exacerbates racism, black culture being hijacked & determined by high school dropouts & popular entertainers, street take overs and looting, the harm of rap & hip-hop on the black community, the futility of fighting racism, & more.