WBCA Podcasts

Host Sebra B. talks about Older Americans Month, Ageism, and the positive and negative assumptions about aging. she shares resources and articles bringing light to the topic of aging.

Office of Black Male Advancement & My Brother's Keeper 2025 My Brother's Keeper Boston Youth Summit at Emmanuel College, 20th Annual Portuguese Festival at Boston City Hall Plaza, interview with Xan Weber of International Institute of New England about their Centennial Celebration and how they are supporting immigrants in our communities.

Willie P. speaks to veteran, playwright, and award winning author Haywood Fennell. He shares his inspiration for his Coota book series and what started him on his writers journey. As well as the importance of literacy and learning.

Cuban Mic interviews Royce Raymond about his military, musical, & spiritual background, the importance of faith & the nuclear family, financial wellness & counseling, keys to a healthy marriage, dedication to motivating others, committing to being a pastor, his Decision Day events, & much more.

Join Dale and Cheryl for pasta salad and a delicious crockpot dessert!

Ep.# 313 PSA Free!

Guests Michael Maguire (Boston Latin Academy World Languages Teacher & candidate for Boston Teachers Union) & Mary Tamer (Exec. Dir., MassPotential).

Brendon O’connell speaks to Jessica M. Vaughan who serves as Director of Policy Studies for the Center for Immigration Studies, about the current state of Immigration in America today.

Rachel Miselman shares her views and concerns on current events. The civil unrest resulting from the current administration's practices of detaining individuals is analyzed by a debate-loving Bostonian. Recent Los Angeles protests invite Rachel to reflect with intelligent, honest and respectful discussion on some sensitive issues regarding migratory patterns impacting our communities.

Host Larry Higginbottom discusses recent events, including immigration polices and the unrest in Los Angeles. He voices his support for more aggressive policies affecting undocumented immigrants. He shares his opinion that immigration has negatively affected African Americans.

Sharon Hinton speaks to Brooklyn Ang, WBCA's newest producer! They talk about Brooklyn's new show, C'est La Vie, what it means to be Haitian, working in education, living their faith, and more! Learn how Brooklyn got involved with the Bomb Squad on Urban Heat 98.1FM, and now WBCA 102.9FM.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Ballerina", "The Phoenician Scheme", "Pavements", and "The Fire Inside". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters and/or streaming for the week of June 9th - 13th, 2025.

Host and Co-Host Deborah Shariff and Linda Solomon talk to Hubert Smith about the trials and tribulation, hurdles and bumps that come with freedom from incarceration and the difficulties to return to normal life.

In the premiere episode of "C'est La Vie", host Brooklyn Ang shares what you can expect from her show, including conversations about staying committed to your dreams. Brooklyn also speaks to fellow WBCA producer Sharon Hinton (host of Black Teachers Matter) about her background in radio, her faith, the field of education, and the state of the Black family.

Rochelle Jones talks about having a teachable spirit, not giving the enemy your location, not compromising the word of God, and more. With readings from James 4:7, Psalm 91:1, Peter 5:8, and Matthew 12:36-37.

Guest Jackie McMullen, former Boston Globe columnist, award winning ESPN broadcaster & Sports Illustrated writer! 

Margarita Muniz Academy exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts, interview with Peter Ducharme (Program Dir., Bridge Over Troubled Water) to discuss their latest studies on youth homelessness and its effects on their constituents, upcoming Boston Pride Parade.