Dj Pup Dawg talks with Digital Media Manager Asha and several individuals driving community impact across the city. The segment introduces the newly appointed neighborhood liaisons for Roxbury and Roslindale, who share their personal ties to their communities and how residents can directly reach out to them at City Hall. Later in the broadcast, Hali E., the Deputy Director of the Mayor’s Office of Women's Advancement, calls in to promote the city's inaugural Girl Summit happening this upcoming Sunday, October 11th. The free event features workshops, job opportunities, food, and prizes.
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In this audio segment, host DJ Pup Dawg speaks with Asha, a digital media manager for Boston, and Jennifer, a senior recreation management representative from the Parks office, to highlight local community events. Jennifer details the Boston Parks Fall Fitness Series, which offers free, instructor-led fitness classes for all levels across various Boston neighborhoods.
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Asha also promotes the fourth annual Roxbury Russet Festival, a free, family-friendly event featuring a petting zoo, crafts, hand-pressed cider, and local history at the Shirley-Eustis House.

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Mikey V joined DJ Pup Dawg in the JAM'N 94.5 studio to discuss the launch of the V Family Foundation, a new charity focused on supporting local families dealing with rare diseases and special needs. Inspired by his mother's 50-year career in special education and his brother-in-law's fight with Angelman syndrome, The V-Bros created the organization to provide direct, practical help like wheelchairs, home ramps, accessible vans, and navigational playbooks for families transitioning into adult care. To kick off the initiative, the foundation is hosting a fundraiser on October 10th at 6:30 PM at Memoir inside Encore Boston Harbor featuring live entertainment, food, and music, with tickets and donation details available at vfamilyfoundation.com.

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DJ Pup Dawg sits down with rising artist Genia (@geniawashere) to discuss her career growth and project Intense Lover. During the interview, Genia opens up about the harsh realities of being an emerging LA artist, dispelling the myth that entering the music industry brings instant fame and fortune. She breaks down the true dedication required to build a team and find her authentic sound, while sharing her ultimate bucket list goal of landing a hit on the Billboard Hot 100. The two also connect over their shared Los Angeles roots and sports fandom before Genia leaves listeners with her grandmother's motivational wisdom: "You've got to see it."

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DJ Pup Dawg sits with Bianca from the City of Boston's Office of Cultural Affairs to break down the massive weekend lineup across the city. The crew highlights all the Boston Caribbean Carnival festivities, including the Friday Carnival Breakfast at City Hall, Saturday morning J'ouvert at Franklin Park, and the grand finale parade along MLK Blvd. They talk island culture, must-try food like pelau and jerk chicken, plus Jaylen Brown’s send-off event happening at Boston Common.

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In an exclusive backstage interview at TD Garden, DJ Pup Dawg sits down with Fayetteville artist PFG (Pretty Face Gangster) to discuss his J. Cole-produced album, Never Say Die. PFG reflects on performing on Boston's iconic arena stage, transitioning away from street life to build a lasting legacy, and how a missed placement on J. Cole's The Fall Off led to the two creating a complete 10-track project in just two days in New York. The North Carolina rapper breaks down the 90/10 business-to-music rule, the origin behind his moniker, unreleased songs still in the vault, and what it means to have the ultimate co-sign from J. Cole while on tour.

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Former Suffolk County District Attorney and US Attorney Rachael Rollins sat down with DJ Pup Dawg to detail her campaign for District Attorney, laying out a platform focused on systemic reform, community safety, and active leadership. Highlighting her prior record of reviewing wrongful convictions, expanding body-worn camera accountability, and reopening cold cases, Rollins framed her candidacy around proactive strategies—such as championing de-escalation training, protecting vulnerable public spaces from federal enforcement, and supporting comprehensive re-entry programs with housing and job training to build long-term community trust. She also explained critical voting mechanics to empower civic participation, while giving listeners a glimpse into how she gets in the zone and recharges off the clock—from playing heavy-hitting hip-hop diss tracks before major debates to watching television favorites in her downtime.

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DJ Pup Dawg is back on-air with Asha, Digital Media Manager for the City of Boston, to break down a packed weekend of events celebrating local culture and community! This episode features Alex Valdez, Director of Cultural Affairs, giving a full breakdown of this Sunday’s Dominican Parade and Festival—from the 11:00 AM kickoff at Centre Street/Highland Square to the live music, sancocho, and festivities at Franklin Park. Plus, Asha highlights more weekend happenings around the city, including Friday’s Silk R&B cookout vibe at City Hall Plaza and Saturday’s Save Our Streets basketball tournament at Malcolm X Park.

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