WBCA Podcasts

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Carolyn Murdock Fritz)

Guest Carolyn Murdock Fritz!

Voices Of Madison Park Podcast

This week on Voices of Madison Park, learn about Madison Park High School's carpentry program. Learn how instructor Mr. Pursel got started in carpentry, his approach to teaching with a focus on safety, and what makes Madison Park special. You'll also hear from one of his senior students, Samir. Samir talks about his experience at MP and discusses his capstone project, which he's making for his little sister. With hosts Mashayla Wells and Brandy Cruthird.

The WorxStation

On this episode of The WorxStation, BeatDope and Ur_boi_Blunt discuss the latest news on the A.I. issue in the music business. From DeepFake Ai generated songs being taken down by Sony, to the Ai Framework being designed by the gov't.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Iron Sharpens Iron supports men's emotional wellness through their physical fitness program in Dorchester, Camp Harbor View opens year round location in Dorchester for youth, introductory Kimchi class at Boston Public Library Nutrition Lab, interview with Bridge Over Troubled Waters program director Peter Ducharme about their Financial Literacy Program "The Millionaires Club", summer safety discussion with Mayor Wu & city leaders at Walsh Playground, Boston Memorial Day weekend events.

The Robe Life

The Robe Guy recounts "Random Encounters of the Robe Kind," with topics ranging from talking to strangers, girl dinner, take-a-book leave-a-book libraries, traffic safety, and needing a haircut.

The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast

On this episode of The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast, Robert discusses the role of Board Members, and their value in a Non-profit setting. from mission aligning interests to strengthening relationships, Robert Moran comprehensively and thoroughly delivers on the topic.

The Other Page Radio

Haywood Fennell voices his concerns with the mayor's proposed budget, which would cut funding for veterans in Boston. Haywood also shares his experience as a veteran, and talks about the importance of African American veterans seeing themselves in those caring for them.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for some chicken spinach enchiladas!

Ep.# 264 PSA Free!

Life Matters

Brendan O'Connell speaks to Mark Carey, chairman of the board of Boston Pregnancy Center. He discusses how he got involved in the pro-life movement, and the role of pregnancy centers.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

The Food Project hosts a seedling sale in Mattapan. La Casa, the largest Latino arts and culture center in New England, opens in the South End. Boston celebrates East Asian art, culture, and food at the second annual Panda Fest. Hear an interview with Greg Ball, Fred Dow, and Tina Zhu Xi Caruso about Embrace Boston's 2026 program. Learn about their upcoming event honoring Harry Hom Dow, the first Chinese American admitted to the Massachusetts Bar.

CAMP - Coaching & Mentoring Playbook

Shepard Vargo speaks to coach Jeff Gibbons and accomplished wrestler and high school senior Quinn Bowles. Quinn talks about getting involved in the Boston wrestling community through Beat The Streets, and Coach Gibbons shares the opportunities wrestling has given him. Learn what wrestling can teach you, and the fulfillment it can bring.

Discovering The Law

Lucy Rivera speaks to attorney Daniel Dane, founder of Dain, Torpy, Le Ray, Wiest & Garner, P.C. Daniel discusses how representing real estate developers in the city inspired him to research and write "A History of Boston". Learn about how Boston has changed over time, particularly through land development.

Black Teachers Matter

Sharon Hinton invites John Smith-St. Cyere to the show to discuss the J L Smith Suicide Prevention Center, the organization & city departments being effected by budget cuts, the mayor's funding priorities as opposed to the residents', the city's rainy day fund, services the Center provides & resources the Center needs to assist young black men & boys, & more.

Words On Film

oday on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Is God Is", "Remarkably Bright Creatures", "Marty: Life is Short", and "Steal This Story, Please!" Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of May 18th - 22nd, 2026.

Urban Empowerment Today

In this installment of Urban Empowerment Today, Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon discuss AI. They talk about the jobs it will take away and create, tools you can use to start learning about artificial intelligence, and the importance of staying up-to-date with technology.

Voice Of The Watchmen

Elder Nathaniel talks about communing with your own heart: you must be able to confess your sins, as well as be able to forgive, if you're going to ask God for forgiveness. With readings including Psalm 4:4, 103:10, and 119:52; Lamentation 3:39; Ezra 9:13; Leviticus 19:17; Sirok 28; Matthew 6:13 and 18:23; and 1 Kings 8:47.

The Mindful Aging Show

Host Sebra B. speaks to Dr. Gabrielle Abelard, founder of Abelard Psychotherapy Inc. and Director of Master's and Graduate Certificate Programs at Elaine Marieb College of Nuring at UMass Amherst. May is Mental Health Month, so tune in for a discussion on being mindful of your mental health, overcoming stigma, and techniques you can use to care for yourself.

City Talk With Ken Meyer (Jim Rosin)

Guest Jim Rosin! 9/24/22

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Jim Rosin)

Jim Rosin 2022

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Jim Rosin)

Jim Rosin 2021