WBCA Podcasts

Urban Empowerment Today

Deborah Shariff discusses rise against erasure. Deborah informs her listeners about how The president is trying to erase the history of early America and the pain and affliction that was done to black people.

C'est La Vie

Brooklyn Ang explores the rich tapestry of life with C'est La Vie. Ang loves to share her passions with the community and this week's episode is about the one thing she is most passionate about: her three children. The message for the day is "Keep Your Eyes on Your Children." In the views of our host it is a parent's responsibility to provide love, guidance and support for the the ones that matter most to us and kids need us now more than ever. Every child offers new worlds to discover in their uniqueness and our attention is required. Some of the concerns expressed in the hour include outside influences (schools, family, friends, church, neighbors, sports, etc.), ethics and the need for values and morals at home, building confidence by introducing "the game" established in social dynamics, teaching the difference between the value of money as opposed to acquiring love for it, communication, structure in the family and showing love and its significance to a child's foundation. If life is what we make it it's helpful to have a friend that provides feedback along the paths we create for the future of our children as they make sense of things. Brooklyn Ang's C'est La Vie wishes to share the road map that she has mapped along her journey with hopes that it offers guidance along the way.

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

Rochelle Jones discusses challenges we face when life doesn't go according to plan. With heartfelt stories and encouraging insights Rochelle reminds listeners that faith isn't about having all the answers, but about holding on to the One that does. Don't give up even in the storm. He's still in control.

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 (Jordan Rich)

Ken Meyer & Jordan Rich talk about their radio upbringings & Jordan's new book ON-AIR: My 50-Year Love Affair with Radio. 

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Jordan Rich)

Ken Meyer Interviews Jordan Rich!

Boston Neighborhood Network News

BNN News celebrates Free Speech Week with a look back at the past year of our coverage of residents and community leaders who exemplify the power of free speech. Faneuil Gardens receives a major government grant to increase housing and improve resident lives. The City's annual Fall-o-Ween Children's Festival brings together families on Boston Common for the spookiest time of year. Rising artist and Berklee student Una Dimitrijevic discusses her music and inspirations, and performs her latest single "Never Listen" live in the studio!

The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast

Join Robert Moran as he dives into power of puncutality and the art of team organization. Robert shares practical insights to help stay on time and stay organized with good budgeting.

The Other Page Radio

The Other Page Radio welcomes us to another episode on veteran affairs. Veteran housing and benefits are approached as needs due to those who have served their country. Host Haywood Fennell offers resources available for those struggling to balance the conflicting realities facing them under the current political climate. Laws exist that protect veterans and their due benefits, one observation made is the lack of leadership demonstrated by government representatives that are quick to ask for the veteran vote yet slow on the draw to providing much needed resources and representation for their so desired constituents. Veterans continue to provide an inmeasurate value in today's society and their voices are often masked by the challenges some face mentally, economically and socially without any accountability for the resources due to them. The invitation is always there to turn to The Other Page Radio to discover the many ways our veterans continue to overcome and overachieve despite however they may currently find themselves underrepresented and underserved.

Cooking In The Dark

Join dale and Cheryl for a delicious Memorial Day dinner of hamburgers, hot dogs, and baked beans!

Ep.# 332 PSA Free!

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

Host Joe Heisler & guests Ben Weber (Boston Dist. 6 City Councilor), Steven Berry (Boston Dist. 6 City Council Candidate), & Brian Worrell (Boston Dist. 4 City Councilor).

Life Matters

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews Lydia Bartlett about the Rhode Island Right to Life organization, how she became involved with the pro-life movement, the RI Right to Life's education trust & fund & Summer Academy, abortion pill reversal, their Maternity Hope Chest, the Jericho Walk, & more.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

This year's Black Boy Joy Summit gathers mentors and young black Bostonians to help them believe and achieve their dreams. The South End Brunch Club gathers to honor Mel King's life and legacy on the eve of what would be his 96th birthday. Hear an interview with Dr. Laura Siller, Senior Director of Research and Evaluation at Project Bread, about the USDA Food Security Report, the Department of Agriculture's decision to end this 30-year-old survey, and concerns surrounding a looming lack of research.

Bostonian Rap

Host Rachel Miselman opines upon the intolerable political scene in Boston, constituency lacking political awareness & civic duty, competency over political connections, being able to back up one's support of a candidate with reasoning, disagreements with Will Onuoha & other Boston political candidates, & more.

Observations From The Trenches

Host Larry Higginbottom further emphasizes the importance of essential high income skills needed to progress in a capitalist society, participating in capitalism is the only way out of inequality, the futility of fighting more for civil & human rights instead of dedicating time & labor to capital, government shutdown effects high income earners less, the use of illegal immigration to supplement cheap labor while citizens pay for it, the illusion of choice of profession & poverty programs, the Democrat & Republican parties both keep people poor, & much more.

Discovering The Law

Black Teachers Matter

Host Sharon Hinton invites Danny Santana (Founder & Exec. Dir., Inspiring Today's Young Adults) to the show to discuss ITY's mission focusing on helping young people, hiring returning citizens to become mentors & leaders to young people & other returning citizens, Danny's background, how & why he started the organization in prison, youth falling victim to false doctrines of street life & dehumanization, how Danny instructs & assists the youth in his programs, the importance of empathy & spiritual connection, ITY's 2025 Christmas Sponsorship Donation Drive, & much more.

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Black Phone 2", "Good Fortune", "Anemone", "Good Boy", and "Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of October 20th - 25th, 2025.

Confronting Injustice

Linda Solomon invites paralegal Robert Aldrich to the show to discuss what paralegal work is, why paralegals are so important, Robert's journey from incarceration to becoming a paralegal, his own paralegal business and how his lived experiences advanced his work, winning cases for those who have been wrongfully convicted, & much more.

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.