February Live Cast — Episode 5

Episode 5 of the February Live Cast brings the energy and the culture together in a major way. We sit down with Corey “Ant” Bento, host of Ant’s Late Night Show, for a powerful conversation about vision, grind, and building platforms from the ground up.

Co-host David Souza joins the discussion while Jody Jo holds it down on the boards, as we dive into how New England Hip-Hop Journal was created — and how that foundation evolved into Ant’s Late Night Show. Ant breaks down the journey from spotlighting regional talent to creating a full-scale late-night experience dedicated to the culture.

We also talk about the upcoming Season 2 of Ant’s Late Night Show, what’s changing, what’s leveling up, and why New England hip hop is entering a new era. From underground legends to the next generation of artists, we discuss the future of the scene and what it will take for it to break nationally.

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This episode is about hustle, creativity, and building something that lasts.

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February Live Cast Episode 4: Manny Silva

In this high-stakes February live cast, Bobby Couto sits down for an unfiltered conversation with Massachusetts State Senate candidate Manny Silva.

Joining the table is co-host David Sousa, with Jody Jo manning the boards and bringing your listener questions directly to the mic.

We’re pulling back the curtain on the campaign trail to get personal with Manny—discussing his roots, his vision, and what drives him to run for office. We also take a deep dive into the current state of Massachusetts, tackling the issues that matter most to our local communities and the South Shore.

From policy to personality, no topic is off-limits.

• Getting Personal: Who is Manny Silva beyond the ballot?

• The Massachusetts Outlook: A candid discussion on the biggest challenges facing the Bay State in 2026.

• Live Q&A: Jody Jo brings the heat with questions from the live audience.

• Community First: Why local representation matters now more than ever.

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We are kicking off February with a heavy-hitting live cast that brings together the best of local talent, sharp commentary, and high-energy vibes. This episode, we’re joined by the incredibly talented Rapper Bryce Barry, who’s bringing his unique sound and perspective to the studio.

In the co-host seat, we have the one and only David Sousa helping steer the ship, while Jody Jo keeps everything locked in and running smooth on the boards. We’re diving into the latest, keeping it raw, and staying local.

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February Live Cast — Episode

Get ready — Episode 3 is going live with real heat.

This week, we sit down with Aaron Bernardo and Ya Boi Loco for an unfiltered, high-intensity conversation ahead of Aaron’s big fight night Friday, February 13 at Bernardo Boxing in Fall River, MA.

Aaron is stepping into one of this month’s biggest local boxing events—a professional boxing card hosted at the Bernardo Event Center—and we dive deep into what it truly takes to go to war mentally and physically when everything is on the line.

On this episode, you’ll hear:

How Aaron is preparing for fight night and the mindset leading into Friday

Honest talk about discipline, pressure, and peak performance

Ya Boi Loco’s perspective on the grind, culture, and staying sharp

Real stories, laughs, and takeaways that hit deeper than surface-level talk

No scripts.

No fluff.

Just real conversation before real action.

🎥 The Bobby Couto Show — February Live Cast, Episode 3

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Episode #2: Live From The Brewhouse District (Fall River, MA)

This is easily one of my favorite episodes so far. We took the show on the road to the Brewhouse District in Fall River, and the energy was absolutely electric. The crowd was loud, the drinks were flowing, and the talent we had on stage made for an unforgettable night of laughs and deep dives into the local creative scene.

• Marco Andrade (Social Table Events): Marco sat down with us to talk about the hustle behind building community and why All Roads Lead Here to Fall River for some of the best events in the region.

• Annie Powell: The hilarious Annie Powell joined the mic, bringing her signature wit and sharp comedic timing. We went behind the scenes of her journey as a female comedian and why she’s a force to be watched.

• Lucas Estrella: Comedian Lucas Estrella kept the room roaring. Interviewing him was a blast—he’s just as quick and funny in conversation as he is during his set.

• DJ Incognito: The man keeping the vibe alive all night.

Between the comedy sets and the sit-down interviews, this episode captures exactly why we love doing what we do. From the stories shared to the "you had to be there" moments, this is one you don't want to skip.

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Stay connected with the show and the Studio B crew as we continue to highlight the best of the area.

All Roads Lead Here.

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All roads lead here! 🎙️

We are kicking off February with a heavy-hitting live cast that brings together the best of local talent, sharp commentary, and high-energy vibes. This episode, we’re joined by the incredibly talented Rapper Bryce Barry, who’s bringing his unique sound and perspective to the studio.

In the co-host seat, we have the one and only David Sousa helping steer the ship, while Jody Jo keeps everything locked in and running smooth on the boards. We’re diving into the latest, keeping it raw, and staying local.

If you love what we’re doing and want to help us keep the lights on at Studio B, consider joining our community on Patreon. You’ll get exclusive access, early drops, and behind-the-scenes content you won’t find anywhere else.

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• Host: Bobby Couto

• Producer: Studio B Media LLC

• Location: Fall River, MA

  All Roads Lead Here

The January Live Cast of The Bobby Couto Show brings the heat during a freezing week in the South Coast. Bobby is joined by co-host Gabriel Amaral, with Jody Jo running the boards, as the panel dives headfirst into the massive snowstorm and what many are calling a complete failure of snow removal under the current administration.

The conversation intensifies as tensions within the School Committee take center stage, including the ongoing conflict involving Ken Pacheco and Emanuel Moniz, claims of a hostile work environment, and questions surrounding union involvement after scrutiny over snow response.

We also hear directly from the community with call-ins from Marco Andrade of Social Table Events and Collin Dias, Fall River School Committee member, adding firsthand insight, perspective, and accountability.

Unfiltered, live, and driven by real conversation—this episode is exactly what The Bobby Couto Show is all about.

👉 Support the show on Patreon to help us keep these conversations going, expand live coverage, and continue building independent, community-driven media. Your support makes this possible.

The January Live Cast of The Bobby Couto Show brings the heat during a freezing week in the South Coast. Bobby is joined by co-host Gabriel Amaral, with Jody Jo running the boards, as the panel dives headfirst into the massive snowstorm and what many are calling a complete failure of snow removal under the current administration.

The conversation intensifies as tensions within the School Committee take center stage, including the ongoing conflict involving Ken Pacheco and Emanuel Moniz, claims of a hostile work environment, and questions surrounding union involvement after scrutiny over snow response.

We also hear directly from the community with call-ins from Marco Andrade of Social Table Events and Collin Dias, Fall River School Committee member, adding firsthand insight, perspective, and accountability.

Unfiltered, live, and driven by real conversation—this episode is exactly what The Bobby Couto Show is all about.

👉 Support the show on Patreon to help us keep these conversations going, expand live coverage, and continue building independent, community-driven media. Your support makes this possible.

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Episode 101: A Common Sense Approach to Justice with Seth Aitken

Welcome back to The Bobby Couto Show! We hit a massive milestone today with Episode 101, and I couldn’t have asked for a better guest to help us kick off this next chapter.

Today, I’m joined by a true gentleman and a dedicated public servant, Seth Aitken. Seth is currently the Republican candidate for District Attorney of Bristol County, and let me tell you—this was an absolutely awesome interview. We dive deep into his lifelong journey in the legal world, from his time as an Army officer to his years as a prosecutor and defense attorney right here in Fall River.

Seth shares his vision for the DA’s office, focusing on transparency, supporting our junior prosecutors, and making sure our streets actually feel safe again. We also get into the big news of the week: current DA Thomas Quinn announcing he will not seek re-election. Seth gives us his take on the shifting landscape of the race and we discuss the potential field of candidates—including one individual in particular who might be throwing their hat in the ring.

If you want to hear from a candidate who brings "common sense" to the table and has a genuine heart for this community, you don’t want to miss this one.

• Campaign Website: Visit AITKEN4DA.com to learn more about Seth’s platform and how you can help bring change to Bristol County.

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