Today on "Words On Film", Dan Burke reviews "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu", "I Love Boosters", "In the Grey", and "Ladies First". Mr. Burke also gives a spoken word preview of movies subject to being released into theaters for the weeks of May 25th - 29th & June 1st - 5th, 2026.

On this episode of Confronting Injustice, Linda discusses "intersectionality", a term dealing with trauma experiences and the process of healing. The stages we go through, how we reason with trauma and practices of self healing, Linda gives what is needed to understand it all.

After a 4 year Hiatus we return to empower not only the youth but bring knowledge which is power to those fighting in our city, state, and nation. On this episode we talk about organizations and places where you can empower yourself with African American History, Tax reform information, and important media that spells out the erasure going on before our very eyes.

Safiya Sanyika invites Flash Lato & Shanara Mosley to the show to perform and discuss the pros & cons of being an artist in New England.

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.

Kareem discusses the health and safety concerns that improperly discarded needles impose on our community, including the health effects of accidental needle sticks. Also discussed: solutions and community resources.

Rochelle Jones discusses contending for the faith & receiving what is yours by using examples from scripture such as Jude 1:3, Mark 11:24, John 8:32, Romans 8:38-39, & more.

The misconceptions behind the effects of aging are explored. Sebra comments on the impact aging members of the community have in society and how members continue to contribute through a multitude of ways. Health topics are addressed as overall wellness is redefined. 

Duane Steele interviews Ken Meyer about his illustrious broadcasting career!

The South End Brunch Club celebrates the life of founder Mel King at the Piano Gallery. Hear an interview with Regina Marshall, CEO of Advocates Group. Learn about the health services they provide, and discover mental resources available in Boston. Embrace Boston honors Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month by honoring advocates across the city. Immigration Attorney Robin Nice answers questions about immigrants' rights under the current administration. Learn about the difference between refugees and those with Temporary Protected Status (TPS). Wicked Comic Con brings together comic lovers in Seaport.