Frankie Negrón: "What Nobody Tells You About The Music Industry" | Full Interview⁠

"Success nearly cost me everything." In this raw, unedited conversation, salsa legend Frankie Negrón opens up about fame, industry betrayal, and reclaiming his voice—plus a surprise studio visit from Grammy-winning producer Richie Peña! --- 🎙️ ABOUT THIS EPISODE: What really happens behind the s…

Far beyond AI prompting: How to build your Enterprise Brain

How do you implement artificial intelligence in your business without compromising your intellectual property (IP) or losing the human touch? In this episode, host Gabriela Salas sits down with tech leaders and authors Chandu Nair and Sravan Vadigepalli  to discuss their groundbreaking book, "The …

¿Cómo viajar al Caribe a buen precio? Rutas, beneficios y el "Efecto Arajet“

Qué pasa, Boston! Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio. Esta semana nos sentamos a platicar con alguien muy especial que nos trae noticias increíbles para toda nuestra comunidad latina en Nueva Inglaterra. Nos acompaña José Gregorio Cabrera, Vicepresidente de Comunicaciones de Arajet Airlines, la aerolí…

From the Streets of Boston to America’s Got Talent: The Unstoppable Rise of Snap Boogie

The episode begins with Gabriela recounting her chance weekend encounter with street performer Snap Boogie outside Quincy Market. Captivated by his crowd-engaging show and undeniable talent, she introduces him as a Boston-raised movement artist who achieved national recognition by reaching number 1…

From Nightclub Royalty to Regenerative Farming: Jody Mendoza on the Food Crisis, Soil Health, and the Tech Saving Local Barns

Ever thought about quitting the city grind and moving to a farm? In this eye-opening episode of Qué Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Jody Mendoza Peña to talk about her radical life transformation. Jody went from running Boston’s top nightlife spots—like Mojitos—to becoming a certifi…

Not All In: Race, Healthcare & the Flight for Real Equity

What does it really mean to be “included” — and why isn’t inclusion enough? In this episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, Gabriela Salas sits down with Dr. Tiffany Joseph, sociologist, TED Talk speaker, and author of Not All Black and White: Affirmative Action, Immigration, and the Politics of Racial Equi…

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

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 Tr…

Is this High Schooler The Next Big Name in Music?

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 i…

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

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…

30 Years Later: Kevin Lemanowicz’s Most Intimate Reflection

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 ne…