In this clip, DJ Pup Dawg sits down for a conversation with reggae and dancehall artist Konshens to discuss his project, Pool Party 2.0. Konshens shares five essential Jamaican phrases that tourists should know, offering a humorous lesson on how to correctly say things like "looking good" or ask where the party is.

The two then play a game of "F, Marry, Kill" featuring three of Konshens' biggest tracks: Bruk Off Yuh Back, Gal A Bubble, and Turn Me On. Konshens breaks down why he would marry Bruk Off Yuh Back, hilariously jokes about his plans for Gal A Bubble, and leaves Turn Me On as his default choice. He wraps up by sharing two personal motivational quotes—including the reminder that "success is a journey, not a destination"—and shares a laugh about what a dinosaur might sound like.

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DJ Pup Dawg caught up with Will Watkins, Vice President of Programming and Partnership at the Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts. Will shared all the details for the upcoming Freedom Day Juneteenth celebration happening this Saturday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Now in its 30th year, the historic community event—which started as a simple Roxbury family reunion—has officially moved to a massive new location at Playstead Park in Franklin Park. Attendees can look forward to a true family-friendly atmosphere packed with free community resources, free food options distributed by local organizations, and plenty of dynamic spaces to connect. The celebration is entirely free and open to the public, though Will advises everyone to pack their own lawn chairs and tents to stay comfortable in the Saturday heat. For more information on the festivities and to view the full partner lineup, check out the event page.

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Boston is gearing up for a massive summer of soccer, international events, and community celebrations! Luke Heinz from the Mayor’s Office stopped by the station to talk with DJ Pup Dawg and Asha about the city's incredible lineup of free community watch parties for the FIFA World Cup matches. The citywide activations kick off this Friday at the Boston Common for the Brazil vs. Haiti match, followed by a huge watch party on June 27th at the East Boston Memorial Stadium for the Colombia vs. Portugal game. With the World Cup excitement in full swing and the Tall Ships heading to Boston this July, residents and visitors can find the complete schedule of neighborhood events, watch parties, and summer activities by visiting boston.gov/summer.

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In this clip, the multitalented Momo Boyd sits down to discuss the soaring success of her solo career and her hit single, "Oops". While she’s currently in Paris doing press ahead of an upcoming album launch, she takes time to reflect on her unique musical upbringing as one of nine children raised in a deeply musical household. Momo opens up about the dynamic of stepping out for a solo project while remaining a dedicated member of her family’s four-piece band, Infinity Song. She also shares her genuine excitement over collaborating with Baby Keem and Kendrick Lamar on a track that hit number one on the countdown, proving that her unique alternative and R&B style is captivating a whole new audience.

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In the second part of their interview, DJ Pup Dawg and Momo Boyd dive into the reality of the music business, social habits, and the irony of communication in the digital age. Momo hilariously admits to being the type of person who takes it personally when people don’t reply to texts, despite being terrible at replying herself, leading to a funny breakdown of modern "self-centeredness". She shares details about her upcoming first-ever solo tour with stops in Atlanta, Detroit, New York, and LA, alongside international dates, while keeping up a heavy touring schedule with her family band, Infinity Song. To wrap things up, Momo leaves listeners with a powerful piece of advice: resist the urge to be a bystander in your own life, take control, and remember that you are the protagonist of your own story.

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Summer is officially here, and things are heating up in Boston! 🔥 On this week's segment, my girl Asha pops on to talk about what's going down in the city. We also chat with Daunasia, the Deputy Director of the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ+ Advancement, to break down all the details for the Boston Pride for the People Parade this Saturday, June 6th. Plus, we’ve got updates on the next Mayor's Coffee Hour in the North End on June 9th and the Dorchester Parade this Sunday. Don’t miss out—lock in and stay in the loop!

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SUMiT joined DJ Pup Dawg to discuss his musical journey, explaining how his humble approach to the industry, letting the music do the talking, has paid off with big collaborations. He detailed the story behind tracking down the legendary Method Man for a feature with the help of his friend and producer, Terminology, who had recently released his 60th album. summit also laughed about a late-night recording session mishap in Lowell with Tyla Yaweh.

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SUMiT shares that his music comes from direct experience or close encounters. He reflects on his video for "Volunteer," explaining that it aims to convey scenarios showing people in need of help or hope, in an effort to provide a healing moment. Despite facing both constructive and destructive criticism on social media, summit notes that he maintains thick skin by considering the source and focusing on feedback from highly qualified individuals, such as his brother and fellow musicians like Pup & EDub.

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