¿Que Pasa Boston?

Jay Calnan, founder of Boston construction firm J. Calnan & Associates and co-founder of the nonprofit Team IMPACT, joins host Gabriela Salas on ¿Qué Pasa Boston? to share how children with serious illnesses become members of college sports teams, and how he built a 145-employee company from a $2,500 401(k).

What is Team IMPACT and how does it work?

Team IMPACT connects children ages 5 to 15 who live with life-threatening or c...

Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de Que Pasa Boston con Gabriela Salas. En esta ocasion abordamos un tema crucial que afecta profundamente la salud fisica y emocional de la comunidad femenina y latina: los desequilibrios hormonales y el bienestar mental en las diferentes etapas de la vida.

Para guiarnos a través de este complejo panorama, nos acompaña el distinguido especialista en medicina integrativa y endocrinologia, el Dr. Jorge...

En este episodio de Qué Pasa Boston, un doctor de NeighborHealth comparte su historia personal y cómo esa experiencia forma parte de una conversación mucho más amplia sobre inmigración, miedo, acceso a la salud y la importancia de que nuestras comunidades conozcan los recursos que tienen disponibles.

Hablamos de una realidad que preocupa a muchas familias inmigrantes: ¿qué pasa cuando el miedo o la falta de información hacen que un...

"It's ICE that's making us less safe." – Gov. Maura Healey

48 days before Massachusetts chooses its next governor, Gabriela Salas sits down with Governor Maura Healey, the Democratic incumbent seeking reelection, and asks the questions our community asks most: immigration and ICE, rent and housing, energy bills, healthcare, and the new abortion law, explained for families of faith.

This is part two of the ¿Qué Pasa Boston? 20...

En este episodio de ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, conversamos con la abogada y experta legal Daniela Albert, fundadora de la firma ELYON, sobre uno de los mayores desafíos para los emprendedores en la actualidad: la protección de la propiedad intelectual, el derecho de autor (copyright) y el uso de la Inteligencia Artificial.

Aprende la diferencia crucial entre registrar tu negocio, tu marca y tus creaciones, qué sucede cuando las herramienta...

What happens when a West Point combat veteran, former CEO of a global medical device company, and political outsider steps into the race for Massachusetts governor? In this high-stakes, exclusive episode of Que Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Mike Minogue to talk head-on about the future of the Commonwealth. Moving past traditional political talking points, Minogue breaks down his economic blueprint targeting the st...

Why are men completely stopping approaching women in Boston? Is modern dating actually broken, or are we playing the wrong game entirely? In this episode of Qué Pasa Boston, we sit down with elite Boston matchmaker Rebecca Lipson to unpack the brutal, unfiltered reality of modern relationships, hookup culture, and the changing rules of attraction in the city. If you’ve ever wondered why dating in Bo...

What does it take to face a massive political fallout, own your mistakes head-on, and step back into the public arena?

In this compelling and deeply candid episode of Qué Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with legal trailblazer Rachael Rollins. In her first major broadcast interview addressing her tenure, Rollins opens up about her historic rise as the first Black woman to serve as U.S. Attorney for the District of Massach...

Could the roots of dementia be forming decades before any noticeable memory loss? Host Gaby sits down with renowned neuropsychiatrist, biomedical engineer, and health-tech founder Dr. Reza Ghomi for an eye-opening conversation on modern brain health. From surviving Hodgkin’s lymphoma to pioneering AI-driven medical tools, Dr. Ghomi breaks down the subtle warning signs of neurodegenerative diseases, the gut-brain connection, a...

"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!

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🎙️ ABOUT THIS EPISODE:
What really happens behind the scenes of the music industry when the spotlight turns off? 

In this episode of ¿Qué Pasa Boston?, tropical music icon Frankie...

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 Enterprise Brain."

Discover how businesses—from local startups to major retail corporations—can move beyond simple promp...

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 aerolínea de bandera dominicana con ADN 100% latino que está revolucionando la forma en que conectamos con nuestros países.

Si alguna vez te h...

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 12 out of over 70,000 contestants on America's Got Talent.

Snap Boogie details his upbringing in Boston, mentioning his early years in Ta...

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 certified organic, regenerative farmer on a 65-acre homestead in Winchendon, Massachusetts.

Referencing the journey detailed ...

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 Equity. Dr. Joseph’s groundbreaking research across the Dominican Republic, Brazil, and the United States revea...

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 m...

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 ...

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 ground...

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 p...