WBCA Podcasts

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.

The Robe Life

On the fourth installment of the Robe Life, The Robe Guy reminisces on some of his greatest moments of embarrassment from early and later years. From slips and falls to adult mishaps, he reminds us that sometimes its okay to be a little embarassed.

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.

The Other Page Radio

Haywood sits with Christopher and Kai Grant (The Grant 2 of "Black Market Nubian") and discuss their roles as Roxbury natives and entrepreneurs who re-invest in their community, for the love of the community. Now asking for the support of the community in order to keep up the great work.

Cooking In The Dark

Join Dale and Cheryl for some smoked baby back pork ribs with homemade barbecue sauce!

Ep.# 259 PSA Free!

Talk Of The Neighborhoods

Host Mary Tamer & guests Russell E. Holmes (MA State Representative, 6th Suffolk) & Greg Maynard (Founder & Executive Director, Boston Policy Institute).

Life Matters

Brendan O'Connell interviews Carol Tobias (President, National Right to Life Committee) about the "APPLE Act" (Abortion Pill Provider Liability and Education Act) enhancing safety and oversight of abortion pills, making providers liable for adverse effects, progress of ongoing studies on the dangers of mifepristone, the Committee's upcoming conference in Arlington, the Committee's position on frozen embryos, & more.

Boston Neighborhood Network News

Mayor Wu & officials meet at The Base in Roxbury to announce $4 Million going to state drug use epidemic focusing on Melnea Cass Blvd., The H.O.I. music & arts festival in Roxbury provides relief for families effected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, interview with basketball coach Joe Chapman of Holland Tech to discuss their season and city championship, Take Back The Nude exhibition at The Museum of Fine Arts.

Bostonian Rap

Rachel Miselman discusses the amount or registered Republican voters in Middlesex & Suffolk Counties, the lack of competent Republican candidates, failure of the Boston Republican Committee, & more.

Observations From The Trenches

Larry Higginbottom shares his criticism that politicians are skirting the law in order to support immigrants. He also discusses Peter Schweizer's book "The Invisible Coup: How American Elites and Foreign Powers Use Immigration as a Weapon."

Words On Film

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie", "The Drama", "Slanted", "Seeds", and "David". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters on April 10th, 2026.

Confronting Injustice

Linda Solomon & Albert Brown interview Andrea James about her background & motivation for running for Governor of MA, lack of transparency in the current MA administration, how her platform differs from Governor Healey's, voter disenfranchisement, her vision of public safety, & much more.

Urban Empowerment Today

Deborah Shariff discusses the environmental, health, and financial impacts of artificial intelligence, and the negative effects data centers can have on nearby communities. Deborah also offers her condolences to the family of Renée Nicole Good.

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.

Let's Talk About It

Tune in for a powerful episode of Let’s Talk About It, hosted by Safiya Sanyika, as we dive into financial literacy—from real-life experiences to practical tools you can actually use. Hear from guests Curtis Chambers, accredited financial counselor, Madison Park marketing instructor Sherrice Thompson, and Madison Park student Ryhana Edwards. Learn the importance of weighing needs and wants, being wary of borrowing money, and creating your financial future with intention.

Voice Of The Watchmen

This week's topic is "No Love No Kingdom," highlighting how love is crucial in a life guided by scripture. Elder Nathaniel speaks about getting our spirits under control, with readings including Amos 5:15, Sirach 21:11, and Luke 13:22, Psalm 41:8, 1 Samuel 18:9, and more.