WBCA Podcasts

On today's episode of Never Give Up, Rochelle talks about preparing other believers in Christ to support one another and speak life to those who need it around them. She also encourages everyone to hold steadfast to their faith and continue to speak out against injustice and stand up for those who can't for themselves.

Ken Meyer interviews Andrew Fielding!

BNN highlights J.P. Licks for National Ice Cream Month. Boston celebrates alternate transit at the Water Transportation Fair. Tourists to Boston share what they think of the city. Plus, learn about upcoming events this weekend in Boston. A vigil at City Hall Plaza remembers Luis Agag, a cyclist and Boston city employee who was killed in a truck collision.

Cuban Mic talks to Meli Cumbe about cuisine and hip hop. From working in restaurants in New York City and Spain to hanging out with A Tribe Called Quest and De La Soul, learn about where Meli's passions have taken her. She also shares information about her new show taping in Lawrence, Picando con Meli Cumbe. For more information: melicumbe.com.

Host Haywood Fennell discusses the importance of veterans in society and upcoming events geared towards veterans. He views veterans as an overlooked and underused resource that often struggle with issues such as finding housing despite their service. Fennell also addresses the importance of teaching youth about climate change.

Join Dale and Cheryl for some sausage balls and Scotch eggs! Ep.# 272 PSA Free!

This week's guests: Persis Yu, candidate for MA State Senate (North & Suffolk District) and Linda Champion, nominee for Suffolk County and District Attorney.

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews Josie Luetke, Director of Education and Advocacy for the Campaign Life Coalition, a Canadian anti-abortion group. The two begin by discussing how she got her values from her Catholic school education and Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), a form of legal euthanasia in Canada which Luetke attributes to a rise in secularism. They continue by unpacking some of the developments in the Canadian anti-abortion movement, including Life Chain (a yearly hour of prayer) and the yearly March for Life in Ottawa.

Chinatown Main Street's annual summer festival celebrates Chinese culture through music, art, and performance. Boston's busiest farmers market is giving the city a taste of New England. Catch a special report on the ships at Sail Boston. The New England Aquarium celebrates Shark and Ray Awareness Day. Plus, learn about upcoming events around Boston.

Diggity Dom visits the studio to discuss his production process, musical upbringing, and his mission to support fellow artists. Dom also performs live in the WBCA Studio!    

Rachel Miselman discusses the current election cycle, including Michael Walsh, Republican candidate for Attorney General, being reinstated the ballot following accusations of fraudulent signatures.

Host Larry Higginbottom shares his view that across the country, African Americans are too focused on racism and white nationalism when, in his opinion, they should be telling people to focus on job creation and wealth creation.

On this special episode of Unsafe Harbor, host Alex Stein speaks to Peter Steinbrueck, former Seattle Port Commissioner. Learn about Peter's work to improve communities by land and by sea, as well as the past, present and future of Seattle as an international trade hub.

Jaiye continues his interview with Donald Poole and speaks with Ciarra Carter and Steph Payne!

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Moana" (2026), "The Invite", "Maddie's Secret", "Rose of Nevada", and "The Python Hunt". Mr. Burke also runs down the movies subject to being released into theaters on July 17th, 2026.

On today's episode of Confronting Injustice, Linda Solomon talks about information as power and community engagement with guest Shavonne Herrington from Union Capital Boston who supports "ongoing community collaboration cultivated as equality for all".

Favorite Books & Combatting the Literacy Crisis On the first episode of my limited summer season of Word to Us, today I’ll be talking about my favorite books — both contemporary and classic — and bringing attention to the current literacy and literary crisis that is plaguing the country. Spoiler warning for each of the books I mention because I’ll be going over the plot, my initial reactions and my current feelings as I reflect on what makes them my favorites.

Tune into Voice of the Watchmen for a lesson on setting yourself up for success. How do we become successful once we walk in Jesus' truth? Readings include Jude 20, Colossians 2:6-8, Titus 2:11, Matthew 5:27-28, and more.

Host Sebra Barcuis discuss maintaining healthy and mindful aging by providing helpful information that can educate and empower listeners. For this episode, Barcuis focuses on the importance of embracing change as well as becoming your own health care advocate. She explores how the two actions can positively influence individuals' self-confidence and allow you to be more aware and in control of your health.