WBCA Podcasts
WBCA 102.9 FM is Boston’s Community Radio Station in partnership with Boston Neighborhood Network Media and the City of Boston. Our shows are by and for the Boston community.
Episodes
Host Linda Solomon & guests Kayla Kittredge, Helen Credle, Dominik St. Pierre, & Meghan Spencer continue their discussion about Malcolm X & Dr. Luther King Jr., their struggle for liberation, what people should know about them, current technology causing division, both men's contributions to community organizing in the present, how to divert negative energy to positive action & healing, & more.
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 ...
Elder Nathaniel and Deacon Aesop discuss three trials of faith. They talk about how the father must lead the household, the need to resist temptation, and keeping the commandments as Israelites. With readings from John, Luke, Peters, Ecclesiasticus, and more.
On this segment of 'The Mindful Aging,' Sebra Barcuis and her guest; Dr Phyllis Quinlan discuss strategies that can assist you when transitioning into your older age. Dr Phyllis Quinlan; a registered nurse and consultant for many years, encourages restructuring your lifestyle and renewing connections with daily-purpose can help when dealing with physical and mental changes due to aging.
Guest Jim Rosin! 9/24/22
Host Joe Heisler with guests Boston City Council President Liz Breadon & Boston District 7 City Councilor Rev. Miniard Culpepper!
Haywood Fennell speaks to musician Leon Beal, Jr. Learn about his recent tours in Italy and Brazil, as well as an upcoming tribute to Aretha Franklin on March 21st at the Regent Theater in Arlington. Haywood and Leon also discuss veterans' rights.
Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious sausage and chicken gumbo!
Ep.# 347 PSA Free!
Host Brendan O'Connell interviews Hal Shurtleff (Co-Founder & Director, Camp Constitution) about the Shurtleff v Boston case, being denied raising the Christian flag in Boston, how the 1st amendment applies to the case, difficulties with the case and eventually winning, victory for free speech, & more.
Community members gather at the Roxbury YMCA to honor Martin Luther King Jr. and his message of racial equality, justice, and human dignity. Boston and the broader arts community commemorate the life of Napoleon Jones-Henderson in a day of art, culture, and music. Hear an interview with Corey DePina, director of programs at Zumix, about how the music nonprofit empowers Boston youth and community.
Rachel Miselman discusses the new Boston City Council . She also talks about issues in Boston including affordable housing, racism, and decreasing diversity. Rachel also encourages people to know their surrounding municipalities and representatives.
Host Larry Higginbottom explains why younger generations should not follow in the Boomers' footsteps, fraud in sanctuary cities & funding for immigrants, welfare programs that keep people poor, politicians using the same rhetoric for over 50 years to no avail, the importance of acquiring essential skills to elevate oneself, & more.
Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "28 Years Later: The Bone Temple", "Dead Man's Wire", "Primate", "Song Sung Blue", and "Hamnet". Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of January 19th - 23rd, 2026.
Linda Solomon and Kayla Kittredge talk about the life and work Malcolm X, and discuss how he is often cast as the opposite of MLK Jr., despite the fact they were working towards shared goals. Guest Helen Credle shares her experience being mentored by Malcolm X and meeting Coretta Scott King. Activists Meghan Spencer and Dominik St. Pierre share how their understanding of Malcolm X has developed over time.
Brother Nathaniel preaches on the topic "Jews & The Gentiles", the importance of Black & Latino brothers & sisters returning to New Jerusalem, & the scattering of Jews from Israel by expounding upon scripture such as John 8:32, Proverbs 4:7, Psalms 111:10, Genesis 10:5, Jeremiah 46:1, Deuteronomy 28:37, Ephesians 2:11, & much more.
Host Rochelle Jones urges listeners to not lay aside what God has awarded you for carrying & being confident in serving God by using examples & scripture such as Hebrews 10:35, James 1:3, Galatians 6:9, & more.
Host Sebra B speaks to Jenna Dion, Geriatric Care Manager at Clear Guidance LLC. She shares her experiences and advice from 17 years in the dementia care field. Learn how you can remain calm when caring for a loved one with Alzheimers with techniques such as box breathing and body scans.
Guest author P.K. Norton 2022!
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