MA Girls In Trades Conference and Career Fair at IBEW Hall in Dorchester, Re-Opening of Titus Sparrow park in the South End, Mayor Wu's Space Grants, Hailey House servicing the homeless community during the holidays, Interview with Jill Vorndran & Kris Johnson about Covenant House's mission to end youth homelessness & its Sleep Out event.

This week on Talk of the Neighborhoods, we kick off the Thanksgiving holiday celebration with the Brothers Worrell — City Councilor Brian Worrell and State Rep. Chris Worrell — who join us to talk about their annual Turkey Drive and their distribution of over 3,500 free turkeys in the neighborhoods of Mattapan, Dorchester and Roxbury. Then on the second half, former Boston City Councilor, and Laugh Boston owner, John Tobin joins us to bring a little levity and brevity to the November election results.

Superconducting Super Collider, a local Boston band composed of Zachary Rae, Aiden Gardener, and Sam Williams, perform a half-hour set of five songs live at WBCA & BNN Studios!

Kris Johnson and Jill Vorndran work at Covenant House, a nonprofit that since 1972 has provided support to over 1.5 million young people facing homelessness and survivors of trafficking. They stop by the WBCA Studio on their way to Gillette Stadium for Sleep Out: an event raising awareness and funds for youth homelessness. Learn about Sleep Out, the services offered by Covenant House, how Kris and Jill found their way to the organization.

Guest Haywood Fennell invites guest Patricia Courtney, Council President of the Resurrection Lutheran Church, to discuss the church's history & service to the community, its upcoming events, encouraging youth to attend church, & more! Haywood gives updates on the Harlem Renaissance play at the Unitarian Church in Sharon, advocates for housing for veterans, & shares a multitude of programs available to help veterans.

Join Dale and Cheryl for a delicious chicken and asparagus casserole!

Ep.#372 PSA Free!

Host Brendan O'Connell interviews guest Serrin M. Foster (President, Feminists For Life) about pro-life feminism and its history, the mission and services of her organization, empowering choices other than abortion, the Unborn Victims of Violence Act, & more.

Host Sharon Hinton invites her guests both in person and over zoom to talk about one of Bostons most famous historically black neighborhoods and infamous housing projects; Columbia Point, especially in tandem with the struggles of the desegregation era.