Host Rachel Miselman discusses the state of Boston and Massachusetts politics, including the upcoming races for mayor of Boston and governor of the Commonwealth. Rachel shares her opinion that progressivism, in its current form, is a scam, as well as and how social phenomena feed into politics. Also discussed: the state of bike lanes and housing in Boston.

Politicians + Policies = Poverty. Larry Higginbottom expresses how politics is not a solution, quality of life depends on skill sets, welfare programs keep people poor, rights movements don't serve ADOS, & more.

Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "A Minecraft Movie", "The Ballad of Wallis Island", "Death of a Unicorn", "The Woman in the Yard", and "Kinda Pregnant". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the week of April 6th - 11th, 2025.

Deborah and Linda discuss their issues with Trump administration policies, including a potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act. Learn how you can get involved in ensuring the continuation of Social Security, Medicare, and more. This episode is dedicated to Massasoit Professor Bob Bowers, who recently passed away.

Host Rochelle Jones questions why some people may think christianity is hard, uses scripture to discuss the struggle between spirit & the flesh, letting go of that which is not godly, not relying on the flesh, standing firm in one's faith, spending time on one's relationship with Christ, challenges of Christianity, & more.

Ken Meyer interviews guest Mark Rosenthal!

In this special edition, we’re bringing you three powerful segments in one episode:

Health & Wellness: Dominique Antoine and Howard Brown from the Boston Public Health Commission share essential tips on physical and mental health for students, plus how to access free resources right here at school.

Inspiring Educators: Assistant Head of School Ms. Taneka DeGrace opens up about her Cape Verdean roots, the RoxMAPP Early College Program, and her mission to help seniors graduate high school with a college degree.

The MP Agenda: Host Eliezer DePina breaks down Boston’s proposed $700 million school relocation plan—what it means for Madison Park, who’s behind the decisions, and how students can make their voices heard.

 Listen now for real conversations, real people, and real impact—only on Voices of Madison Park.

Resilient Mass Summit on climate change, Safe Communities Act for illegal immigrants in MA, interview with Boston Marathon runner Erica Hudson for The Home for Little Wanderers organization.

Women from across Boston gathered at the Women In Power Summit to celebrate Women's History Month and uplift one another. At the State House, legislators engage with LGBTQ+ advocacy groups to discuss health disparities faced by LGBTQ+ individuals and what actions can improve the situation. Julie Thompson discusses the mission and work of Fenway Health in providing equitable healthcare, especially for LGBTQ+ individuals.

On this episode of the other page we talk about education, veterans, and the community as a whole.