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.

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.

Rochelle reflects on the Resurrection holiday, and brings it up-to-date to share it with everyone.

In this episode of Open Door Radio, DJ Mehdward speaks with Moe Finnerty, Founder of All Voices Count, a social justice theater and arts company for all. Moe is also a Boston-based choreographer, director, and performance artist. We discuss her artistic practice, accessibility in the arts, and her All Voices Count program.

Host Sebra B talks to geriatrician Dr. Lisa Caruso. She shares how she found her way into the field, seniors' unique needs for health and wellbeing, and the advice she would give her younger self.

This episode of Voices of Madison Park: The Podcast, hosted by Brandy Cruthird, Daniellys Martin, and Mashayla Hester, features a conversation with William Harvey, Physical Education Teacher and Athletic Director. He shares insights about the volleyball program, student growth, and the impact of athletics on the school community.

The episode also highlights student voices, including Reishmell Tejeda from the Medical Assisting program, and Janiyah Harris and Reyani Tejada from the Dental Assisting program. They discuss their experiences taking college-level courses while attending a vocational high school and how these opportunities are preparing them for future careers and higher education.

Guest Diane Stern!

MA lawmakers vote on a law that would prohibit children under 14 from using social media, Boston City Council demands transparency from Boston Police Department after fatal shooting of unarmed Roxbury man, Rachel Rollins files to run for Suffolk County District Attorney, Greater Boston Food Bank & MA General Brigham's 2025 study on the impact of food insecurity on the Commonwealth, Pioneers Run Crew & group of marathoners create 26.True Marathon, Mayor Wu awards BNN Media for Content Creators Club youth media education course, upcoming local Boston Spring events, interview & performance with Hip-Hopera artist Zakkiyah.