What happens after 30 years in the public eye? In this deeply personal and reflective interview on ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, we sit down for an intimate conversation with a legendary Chief Meteorologist following his recent retirement.

After three decades of forecasting the weather and anchoring major news broadcasts, he steps away from the green screen to share a side of himself the public has never seen. This episode goes beyond the television screen to explore the profound personal reflections, challenges, and triumphs of a 30-year broadcast career. From navigating the high-pressure world of live television to the emotional reality of closing a major life chapter, discover the human story behind a trusted household name.

Whether you are looking for inspiration on career transitions, resilience, or discovering your own "next chapter," this interview offers powerful life lessons on legacy and gratitude.

📌 In this episode, we answer:


What is the emotional reality of retiring after a 30-year career in media?


How do you successfully navigate major life and career transitions?


What goes on behind the scenes of a Chief Meteorologist's daily broadcast?

⏱️ Timestamps:


00:00 – Introduction: A Milestone 30-Year Career


05:30 – Behind the Screen: The Life of a Chief Meteorologist


12:45 – The Decision to Retire and Face the Next Chapter


20:15 – Personal Reflections on Resilience and Public Life


28:40 – Final Thoughts: Leaving a Legacy & Expressing Gratitude

Follow US for more inspiring stories of leadership, culture, and transformation.

#QuePasaBoston #ChiefMeteorologist #RetirementReflections #CareerTransition #Resilience #BroadcastLegacy #PodcastInterview

What happens after 30 years in the public eye? In this deeply personal and reflective interview on &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?, we sit down for an intimate conversation with a legendary Chief Meteorologist following his recent retirement.
After three decades of forecasting the weather and anchoring major news broadcasts, he steps away from the green screen to share a side of himself the public has never seen. This episode goes beyond the television screen to explore the profound personal reflections, challenges, and triumphs of a 30-year broadcast career. From navigating the high-pressure world of live television to the emotional reality of closing a major life chapter, discover the human story behind a trusted household name.
Whether you are looking for inspiration on career transitions, resilience, or discovering your own "next chapter," this interview offers powerful life lessons on legacy and gratitude.
📌 In this episode, we answer:
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What is the emotional reality of retiring after a 30-year career in media?
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How do you successfully navigate major life and career transitions?
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What goes on behind the scenes of a Chief Meteorologist's daily broadcast?
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⏱️ Timestamps:
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00:00 &ndash; Introduction: A Milestone 30-Year Career
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05:30 &ndash; Behind the Screen: The Life of a Chief Meteorologist
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12:45 &ndash; The Decision to Retire and Face the Next Chapter
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20:15 &ndash; Personal Reflections on Resilience and Public Life
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28:40 &ndash; Final Thoughts: Leaving a Legacy &amp; Expressing Gratitude
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Follow US for more inspiring stories of leadership, culture, and transformation.
#QuePasaBoston #ChiefMeteorologist #RetirementReflections #CareerTransition #Resilience #BroadcastLegacy #PodcastInterview

QUE PASA BOSTON
Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community
Executive Producer and Host Gabriela Salas
THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND
Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David “Big Papi” Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach.
HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER
Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

QUE PASA BOSTON Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community Executive Producer and Host Gabriela Salas THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David &ldquo;Big Papi&rdquo; Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach. HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

QUE PASA BOSTONYour Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community*Hosted by Gabriela Salas, Vice President of iHeartMedia Sales*THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLANDExperience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual...

¿Que Pasa Boston?

QUE PASA BOSTON
Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community
*Hosted by Gabriela Salas, Vice President of iHeartMedia Sales*
THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND
Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David “Big Papi” Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach.
HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER
Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

QUE PASA BOSTON Your Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino Community *Hosted by Gabriela Salas, Vice President of iHeartMedia Sales* THE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLAND Experience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, David “Big Papi” Ortiz and trusted by our dedicated iHeart listeners. Airing Sundays at 6 AM on Rumba 97.7 and 6:30AM on JAMN 94.5 with podcast availability for extended digital reach. HOSTED BY A GLOBAL LEADER Gabriela Salas brings 30+ years of expertise in developing markets for Fortune 500 companies. As a respected community leader and entrepreneur, she has established herself as a trusted voice in multicultural strategies and business development. Her profound connections with A-list celebrities and innovators ensure high-caliber conversations and valuable insights.

After 30 years as a trusted Chief Meteorologist and a staple on television screens, a legendary broadcaster steps away from the green screen for a deeply personal and reflective interview. In this milestone episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Kevin Lemanowicz following his recent retirement. Moving beyond weather forecasts and daily news headlines, this intimate conversation explores the human side of a three-decade career—touching on the high-pressure world of live broadcasting, the emotional reality of closing a major career chapter, and the inspiring journey toward his next chapter.

30 Years Later: Kevin Lemanowicz’s Most Intimate Reflection

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Boston is about to become the center of the world — and Gabriela Salas is making sure our community is ready for every single moment of it.

In this episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, host and executive producer Gabriela Salas sits down with Kate Fox, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism (MOTT), and Ángel Subero, Venezuelan musician and proud member of the legendary Boston Pops, to break down the most historic summer Massachusetts has seen in generations.

Three events. One summer. Millions of people heading straight to your city.

🗽 America’s 250th Anniversary — July 4th on the Esplanade This is not your regular Fourth of July. This year, fireworks share the sky with a breathtaking drone show — and Gabriela has everything you need to experience it right.

⚽ FIFA World Cup 2026 — Boston Is a Host City Over 3 million tourists are coming to the region. How do you get around? How do you protect and grow your business? How does your community actually benefit? It’s all in this episode.

⛵ Sail Boston 2026 More than 60 historic tall ships from around the world will dock in Boston Harbor. This is a once-in-a-generation maritime festival — and you don’t want to miss it.

In this episode, Gabriela breaks down:

✅ How to prepare for the massive influx of tourists — real logistics, not theory ✅ Which public transportation options to use on World Cup match days ✅ How to register your business for FREE at visitma.com and capitalize on the economic boom ✅ Why Latino representation in institutions like the Boston Pops matters — and what it means for our community’s future

This summer, Boston isn’t just a place. It’s an opportunity. And our community deserves to be ready.

🔗 Resources mentioned in this episode:
Official Tourism Guide: visitma.com
250th Anniversary Events: massachusetts250.org
Boston Pops: bostonpops.org
FIFA World Cup Boston: Official FIFA platforms mass.gov/worldcup 

📻 Listen on iHeartRadio | Rumba 97.7 & JAMN 94.5 ¿Qué Pasa Boston? — New episodes every week. Because what happens in Boston, happens to you.

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Boston is about to become the center of the world &mdash; and Gabriela Salas is making sure our community is ready for every single moment of it.
In this episode of &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?, host and executive producer Gabriela Salas sits down with Kate Fox, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Office of Travel &amp; Tourism (MOTT), and &Aacute;ngel Subero, Venezuelan musician and proud member of the legendary Boston Pops, to break down the most historic summer Massachusetts has seen in generations.
Three events. One summer. Millions of people heading straight to your city.
🗽 America&rsquo;s 250th Anniversary &mdash; July 4th on the Esplanade This is not your regular Fourth of July. This year, fireworks share the sky with a breathtaking drone show &mdash; and Gabriela has everything you need to experience it right.
⚽ FIFA World Cup 2026 &mdash; Boston Is a Host City Over 3 million tourists are coming to the region. How do you get around? How do you protect and grow your business? How does your community actually benefit? It&rsquo;s all in this episode.
⛵ Sail Boston 2026 More than 60 historic tall ships from around the world will dock in Boston Harbor. This is a once-in-a-generation maritime festival &mdash; and you don&rsquo;t want to miss it.
In this episode, Gabriela breaks down:
✅ How to prepare for the massive influx of tourists &mdash; real logistics, not theory ✅ Which public transportation options to use on World Cup match days ✅ How to register your business for FREE at <a href="http://visitma.com/">visitma.com</a> and capitalize on the economic boom ✅ Why Latino representation in institutions like the Boston Pops matters &mdash; and what it means for our community&rsquo;s future
This summer, Boston isn&rsquo;t just a place. It&rsquo;s an opportunity. And our community deserves to be ready.
🔗 Resources mentioned in this episode:
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<li>Official Tourism Guide: <a href="http://visitma.com/">visitma.com</a></li>
<li>250th Anniversary Events: <a href="http://massachusetts250.org/">massachusetts250.org</a></li>
<li>Boston Pops: <a href="http://bostonpops.org/">bostonpops.org</a></li>
<li>FIFA World Cup Boston: Official FIFA platforms mass.gov/worldcup&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
📻 Listen on iHeartRadio | Rumba 97.7 &amp; JAMN 94.5 &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston? &mdash; New episodes every week. Because what happens in Boston, happens to you.
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Boston is stepping onto the world stage this summer — and Gabriela Salas is making sure our community doesn’t just watch it happen, but leads the moment. In this episode, Gabriela sits down with Massachusetts Tourism Director Kate Fox and Boston Pops musician Ángel Subero to break down everything you need to know about the FIFA World Cup 2026, Sail Boston, and America’s 250th Anniversary celebration on the Esplanade. From transportation tips to free business registration tools, this is your community’s guide to the biggest summer in Boston history.

Boston Is About to Change Forever — Are You Ready? | FIFA World Cup, Sail Boston & America’s 250th Birthday

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What does the future of music sound like? In this inspiring episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, we sit down with Ausar, a phenomenal 17-year-old rising artist and student at the prestigious Boston Arts Academy.

Ausar joins us to share his incredible journey, his deep cultural roots, and how growing up in a musical family shaped his unique sound. He opens up about the discipline it takes to balance high school with a blossoming music career, his mindset when performing on stage, and why Stevie Wonder serves as his ultimate musical inspiration. Plus, don't miss an exclusive, soul-stirring acapella snippet of Stevie Wonder's "Superwoman" right inside the studio!

Whether you are an aspiring musician, a fan of raw talent, or someone looking for a dose of pure inspiration, Ausar’s humility, intention, and vision for the future will completely captivate you.

Stream Ausar’s music on Spotify, Apple Music, and iHeartRadio today!


0:00 – Intro: Welcoming Boston’s Next Big Artist   


0:45 – The meaning behind the name "Ausar"   


1:15 – How family and heritage influenced his sound   


2:10 – The reality of attending Boston Arts Academy   


3:15 – Why human connection beats social media   


4:25 – LIVE STUDIO PERFORMANCE: "Superwoman" (Stevie Wonder Cover)   


5:30 – Ausar’s 5-year vision and dream stages   


6:40 – The power of intention and discipline in music   


7:45 – Advice to his 10-year-old self & Outro   

What does the future of music sound like? In this inspiring episode of &iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?, we sit down with Ausar, a phenomenal 17-year-old rising artist and student at the prestigious Boston Arts Academy.
Ausar joins us to share his incredible journey, his deep cultural roots, and how growing up in a musical family shaped his unique sound. He opens up about the discipline it takes to balance high school with a blossoming music career, his mindset when performing on stage, and why&nbsp;Stevie Wonder serves as his ultimate musical inspiration. Plus, don't miss an exclusive, soul-stirring acapella snippet of Stevie Wonder's "Superwoman" right inside the studio!
Whether you are an aspiring musician, a fan of raw talent, or someone looking for a dose of pure inspiration, Ausar&rsquo;s humility, intention, and vision for the future will completely captivate you.
Stream Ausar&rsquo;s music on Spotify, Apple Music, and iHeartRadio today!
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4:25 &ndash; LIVE STUDIO PERFORMANCE: "Superwoman" (Stevie Wonder Cover) &nbsp; 
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What does the future of music sound like? In this inspiring episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, we sit down with Ausar, a phenomenal 17-year-old rising artist and student at the prestigious Boston Arts Academy.

QPB Ausar Nau-Mackenzie

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Have you ever wondered what it costs to build a legacy that moves millions? It’s not just about talent. It’s a relentless obsession that forces you to confront the deepest, most uncomfortable parts of yourself. 

In this deeply moving and raw episode of *¿Qué Pasa Boston?*, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Peabody Award-winning podcast producer, creator, and audio visionary, Ian Coss. Known globally for his groundbreaking work on *The Big Dig* and *Forever is a Long Time*, Ian steps out from behind the mixing board to share the untold, unpolished truth about the creative process.

In a conversation that bridges radical vulnerability with profound "aha moments," we strip away the industry accolades to explore the psychology of a master storyteller. We discuss the paralyzing weight of imposter syndrome, the spiritual responsibility of telling other people's stories, and what dissecting Boston’s most infamous infrastructure project taught him about human resilience and our own psychological roadblocks. 

Whether you are a creative trying to find your voice, an entrepreneur building a brand from scratch, or someone simply seeking deeper meaning in your daily grind, this episode will fundamentally change how you listen to the world around you.

🔥 In this episode, we uncover:
* The Creative Burden: Why achieving your biggest dream can often feel like your darkest moment.
* The Art of Deep Listening: How to silence the external noise and tune into the "frequency" of your true purpose. 
* The "Big Dig" Blueprint: The brutal, untold lessons in resilience learned from unpacking the most complex public project in American history.
* The Untold Sacrifices: What it actually takes to build a Peabody-winning audio documentary from the ground up.

⏱️ Timestamps (Master Your Time):
00:00 – The Brutal Truth: The hidden reality behind "success" in the creative world.
04:15 – The "Aha Moment": How a background in Ethnomusicology shaped a radical new approach to human connection.
08:30 – Peeling Back the Layers of The Big Dig: What Boston's history teaches us about our own limitations.
13:45 – The Spiritual Weight of Storytelling: Navigating vulnerability and the heavy responsibility of the microphone.
17:20 – Final Reflection: Ian’s ultimate advice on leaving a legacy of intention and authenticity.

✨ CONNECT & REFLECT
Join the Conversation: Follow *¿Qué Pasa Boston?* for more stories of purpose, culture, and high-performance impact.
Listen & Subscribe: Available now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.

 

Have you ever wondered what it costs to build a legacy that moves millions? It&rsquo;s not just about talent. It&rsquo;s a relentless obsession that forces you to confront the deepest, most uncomfortable parts of yourself.&nbsp;
In this deeply moving and raw episode of *&iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?*, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Peabody Award-winning podcast producer, creator, and audio visionary, Ian Coss. Known globally for his groundbreaking work on *The Big Dig* and *Forever is a Long Time*, Ian steps out from behind the mixing board to share the untold, unpolished truth about the creative process.
In a conversation that bridges radical vulnerability with profound "aha moments," we strip away the industry accolades to explore the psychology of a master storyteller. We discuss the paralyzing weight of imposter syndrome, the spiritual responsibility of telling other people's stories, and what dissecting Boston&rsquo;s most infamous infrastructure project taught him about human resilience and our own psychological roadblocks.&nbsp;
Whether you are a creative trying to find your voice, an entrepreneur building a brand from scratch, or someone simply seeking deeper meaning in your daily grind, this episode will fundamentally change how you listen to the world around you.
🔥 In this episode, we uncover: * The Creative Burden: Why achieving your biggest dream can often feel like your darkest moment. * The Art of Deep Listening: How to silence the external noise and tune into the "frequency" of your true purpose.&nbsp; * The "Big Dig" Blueprint: The brutal, untold lessons in resilience learned from unpacking the most complex public project in American history. * The Untold Sacrifices: What it actually takes to build a Peabody-winning audio documentary from the ground up.
⏱️ Timestamps (Master Your Time): 00:00 &ndash; The Brutal Truth: The hidden reality behind "success" in the creative world. 04:15 &ndash; The "Aha Moment": How a background in Ethnomusicology shaped a radical new approach to human connection. 08:30 &ndash; Peeling Back the Layers of The Big Dig: What Boston's history teaches us about our own limitations. 13:45 &ndash; The Spiritual Weight of Storytelling: Navigating vulnerability and the heavy responsibility of the microphone. 17:20 &ndash; Final Reflection: Ian&rsquo;s ultimate advice on leaving a legacy of intention and authenticity.
✨ CONNECT &amp; REFLECT Join the Conversation: Follow *&iquest;Qu&eacute; Pasa Boston?* for more stories of purpose, culture, and high-performance impact. Listen &amp; Subscribe: Available now on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.
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Every city has its secrets. Some are buried beneath billions of dollars of concrete, while others are hidden deep within the ocean's fishing industries. Today’s guest is the man who unearths them all.

Digging Deep:  Inside the Documentaries of Boston’s Master Storyteller

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