WBCA Podcasts

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Nate Greenberg)

Guest Nate Greenberg, former PR Director for the Boston Bruins!

Boston Neighborhood Network News

On One Boston Day, Mayor Wu, city officials, and victims' families walked down Boylston Street and laid wreaths in commemoration of the 12th anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing. Betty Greene, a champion for housing in Jackson Square, is remembered in the naming of the Betty Greene Apartments. Hear an interview with Dr. Imari Jeffries, CEO and president of the Embrace Boston, about an upcoming 60th anniversary celebration of the 1965 Freedom Rally.

The Other Page Radio

Host Haywood Fennell Sr. and Guest Blackbird share poetry and the effects of creativity and the healing power creating has. as well as shed a bright spotlight on veterans.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for some delicious fish!

Ep.# 304 PSA Free!

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

This week on Talk of the Neighborhoods, House Ways and Means Chair Aaron Michlewitz joins us to talk about the Commonwealth's FY26 budget in lieu of Trump administration cuts in federal funding. Then, on the second half, longtime Boston political strategist Joyce Ferriabough joins us to talk about the field forming in the race for the District 7 Boston City Council seat, in the wake of Councilor Fernandez-Anderson's pending plea deal and resignation.

Life Matters

Brendan O'Connell interviews Jean Marshall (Pardoned Pro-Life Prisoner of Conscience) about how she became involved with the Pro-Life movement, her training in non-violent techniques for Operation Rescue, organizing buses for the March for Life, Red Rose Rescues, her experience being arrested for violating the FACE Act & then later being pardoned, the BAIP Act, & more.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Citizenship Day at the Reggie Lewis Center, Webster Finance Lab & Education Center at the Paul R. Mclaughlin Youth Center Dorchester, Achilles International Adaptive Sports & Fashion Show, upcoming Spring Events in Boston.

Bostonian Rap

Host Rachel Miselman speaks about the need for candidates for office to be well-informed and well-intentioned. She shares her view that the quality of life in Boston is sub-par. In particular, Rachel discusses the cost of living. Also discussed: Boston City Councillor Tania Fernandes Anderson and MA State Representative Chris Flanagan.

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom discusses how money by itself is not power, younger generations have less power to effect laws & policies, using money more for consumption than power, pursuing consumption displayed by pop culture, growing up wealthy vs. growing up poor & becoming wealthy & uneducated about wealth, & more.

Black Teachers Matter

Sharon Hinton invites Heather Cook to the show to discuss the multiple organizations she works for, her background advocating for Tent City & developing it into a non-profit, gentrification hidden under the guise of urban renewal, opinions on the current political landscape, being a woman leader and activist, history of slavery and racism in America, reparations for slavery, & much more.

Observation Room Boston: 26.TRUE

Join us for an interview with Aliese Lash and Sharon Lee, captains and race directors for 26.TRUE. Organized by PIONEERS Run Crew, 26.TRUE is an alternate Boston marathon designed to amplify and celebrate the neighborhoods that make up the city but can be overlooked during the Boston Marathon. Learn about how this marathon, and its route entirely within Boston city limits, offers an alternate and more inclusive perspective of running. For more information: pioneersrc.com

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Warfare", "The Friend", "Hell of a Summer", and "The Sonic Ranger". Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters and/or on streaming for the week of April 14th - 18th, 2025.

Urban Empowerment Today

After a 4 year Hiatus we return to empower not only the youth but bring knowledge which is power to those fighting in our city, state, and nation. On this episode we talk about organizations and places where you can empower yourself with African American History, Tax reform information, and important media that spells out the erasure going on before our very eyes.

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

Host Rochelle Jones shares inspiring messages from the Bible. She discusses avoiding worldly distractions, staying focused on God's plan, and overcoming your doubts and seemingly impossible situations through God.

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Jerry Trupiano)

Ken Meyer interviews Jerry Trupiano!

Voices Of Madison Park Podcast

From the streets of Fogo to the studios of Madison Park — meet Rui César Pina: music producer, mentor, and proud MP alum. 🎶

In this inspiring episode, Rui shares how a simple drum sparked a lifelong journey through rhythm, resilience, and community. Hear how music transformed his life—and how he’s now using it to uplift others right here at Madison Park.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale, Cheryl, and their special guest Christina Brino as Christina makes a delicious microwave quiche and some microwave brownies.

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

This week on Talk of the Neighborhoods, MBTA General Manager Phil Eng joins us to talk about how he got the trains to run on time and other pressing issues facing the transit agency. Then, on the second half, sibling political activists David and Kristin Halbert join us to talk about the Trump-inspired forces roiling and motivating the progressive movement.

Life Matters

Brendan O'Connell interviews Dr. Elizabeth Rex about what should be done with orphaned frozen embryos, her books, FAQs about embryo adoption with magisterial answers, & more.  

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Mayor Michelle Wu, Jennifer Epstein of Boston Legacy FC, and other representatives celebrate the City of Boston's legal victory as they move forward with plans to rebuild Franklin Park's White Stadium. Friends and families share memories on Boston Red Sox Opening Day 2025. Plus, an interview with Allyce Najimy, Founding Executive Director and CEO, Foundation to Be Named Later. She discusses the foundation's work, including the Peter Gammons College Scholars program for students from low-income backgrounds. Learn about the upcoming Hot Stove, Cool Music festival. Now in its 25th year, it celebrates baseball, music, and giving back. For more information: ftbnl.org