WBCA Podcasts

The Robe Life

The Robe Guy discusses Maine & why he enjoys vacationing there, childhood memories & family history in ME, pleasant drives there, ME's state slogan, vacation activities & neighbors, fire building & s'mores, & more!

The Tape Deck Hour

Cuban Mic speaks to DJ Deadeye about the history of DJs and MCs, his career as a DJ and producer, and working with artists from Method Man to Redman.

Dumb Blondes Talk

Ruby, Tommy, and special guest Dorian Parker discuss New Year's resolutions, astrology, and blondes both good and bad.

The Fundraising & Fun Raising Podcast

Robert Moran offers tips for using AI to advance your nonprofits: how to leverage your resources, draft your mission statement, clarify your vision and strategy, plan newsletters, and more.

The Other Page Radio

Haywood Fennell shares helpful resources & solutions for veterans, commissioning Artists for Humanity to create an African American Veterans exhibit at The Strand, The Blackstone Community Center deficit, the state of black business ownership & development in Nubian Sq., the importance of youth literacy, lack of housing & addiction support for veterans, & more.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious breakfast of scrambled eggs, bacon, and hash-brown potatoes!

Ep.# 260 PSA Free!

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

On the first half, State Senate President Pro Tempore William Brownsberger (D-Belmont) joins us to talk about his work at the statehouse and his upcoming Democratic Primary campaign for re-election to the Suffolk and Middlesex district, including all of Allston and Brighton, and most of the Fenway in Boston. The district also includes the towns of Belmont and Watertown, and a small portion of Cambridge. He is being challenged by Dan Lander, a senior policy advisor to Mayor Michelle Wu. Then on the second half, former Senator Dianne Wilkerson joins us to talk about up her upcoming appearance and presentation at a high profile TedX community forum in Roxbury and her thoughts on how elected officials could better serve the city's communities of color. 

Life Matters

Brendan O'Connell interviews Frank Pavone about his NewsMax article "Trump Ushers in Golden Age for Life", Trump advancing constitutional tools for Pro-Life, getting rid of the Johnson Amendment, bias in mainstream media, the SAVE America Act, restoring biological truth to the federal government, & more.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Rodney Marshall appointed 45th Boston Fire Commissioner & becomes 1st black commissioner in BFD history, Boston City Staff invite community members to discuss projects in Franklin Park, Brown Bear Learning Center in Mattapan Sq. prepares children for pre-school & kindergarten, Boston Parks & Recreation offering fitness classes across the city, Boston's Ultimate Frisbee team wins championship for 1st time.

Bostonian Rap

Host Rachel Miselman speaks on self-interest in politics, public ignorance of what politicians are really supposed to do, lack of organization on the political right, how the Republican party can't get out of its own way, being a black Republican in Boston, & more.

Observations From The Trenches

Host Larry Higginbottom gives Trump credit for revealing the obnoxious abuse of immigration, discusses how the Democratic party claims to combat white racism while providing tangibles for illegal immigrants & ignoring their own citizens, using immigration for votes for over 3 decades, American blacks suffering the most from these policies, weaponizing racism propaganda, fighting for unobtainable concepts such as equality & equity & social Justice, & more.

Black Teachers Matter

Sharon Hinton invites Haris Hardaway to the show to discuss his family business The Final Touch Boutique in Nubian Sq., its danger of being closed, the history of the business, legacy of black traditional & cultural clothing, the state of black owned businesses in Nubian Sq., & much more!

Discovering The Law

La abogada Geraldine Gruvis-Pizarro habla del Proyecto de Abogadas
Voluntarias, que brinda servicios legales gratuitos a las personas de bajo
recurso económico en Boston. Ella comparte información sobre derecho de
familia, incluida la tutela y los tipos de divorcio. En observación del Mes
Nacional de la Herencia Hispana, este episodio se presente solamente en
español.

Lawyer Geraldine Gruvis-Pizarro talks about the Volunteer Lawyers Project,
which provides free legal services to low-income individuals in Boston. She
shares information about family law, including guardianship and types of
divorce. In observation of National Hispanic Heritage Month, this episode is
presented entirely in Spanish!

Urban Empowerment Today

From the fields of bondage to the boardrooms of power, from hidden workshops to the stars themselves, Black brilliance has always blazed a trail." Host and educator Debora Shariff highlights dreamers, inventors, artists, influencers that lift the stories of black genius, resistance and vision across U.S. history and culture. Urban Empowerment Today speaks to the heirs of legacy-- the builders of tomorrow must recognize and reclaim their history and celebrate empowerment. Jo Anderson, Granville Woods, Henry Boyd, Benjamin Montgomery, Paul R. Williams, Ronald McNair, Edmond Albius, The Deacons for Defense and Justice, and William Madison McDonald are commemorated for their achievements and contributions. To those who have ever worn a cotton shirt, smiled to the fresh scent and flavor of vanilla, heard a saxophone and felt they were in space, been fascinated by the sight of Hollywood's skylines or slept in the comfort of a sound bed, tune in to hear more about what Urban Empowerment Today is like.

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

In this episode of Never Give Up, Rochelle encourages older women who might be feeling forgotten or worthless to find new purpose in their lives through God. Rochelle urges aging women to use their voices to impart their wisdom on the younger generations, to pray, and to stay active in their communities.

The Mindful Aging Show

Host Sebra Barcuis continues her interview with guest Patricia Odom about becoming the 1st black female recruiter for the MA national guard & the 2nd black flight attendant for an airline, challenges being hired as a black flight attendant, the timeline of her accomplishments, her experience as a teacher in the Boston Public School system, her experiences being a business owner & artist, & more!

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Sarah Coffin)

Guest Sarah Coffin, Coordinator, Alumni Relations & Team Curator for the Boston Redsox! 2022 Interview. 

City Talk with Ken Meyer (Sarah Coffin)

Ken Meyer speaks with Boston Red Sox Curator Sarah Coffin! 2021 Interview.

 

 

Voices Of Madison Park Podcast

Highlighting leadership, opportunities, & student successes across Madison Park High School with hosts Brandy Cruthird & Danni & guests electrical instructor & Coordinator of Co-op Education Mr. Norris &  11th grade co-op participant Steven.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

The Mayor's Office of Housing announces $52 million in new funding for affordable housing in Boston. Organ donor-recipients and legislators commemorate Donate Life Month in Boston. Hear an interview with Nithya Badrinath and Cenee Enriquez of Jane Doe Inc. about the Massachusetts Survivors Act, which would provide legal relief for survivors of domestic violence. Learn about Sisters In Stiches, a local organization that aims to preserve the African American art form of quilting. See their exhibit now at BNN Media, 3025 Washington Street, Boston.