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¿Que Pasa Boston?

QUE PASA BOSTONYour Direct Connection to Boston's Vibrant Latino CommunityExecutive Producer and Host Gabriela SalasTHE PREMIER MULTICULTURAL PLATFORM IN NEW ENGLANDExperience the power of Boston's most influential bilingual podcast and radio show, endorsed by Governor Maura…

Podcast · By Rumba 97.7 (WZRM-FM) · English · US · Official site

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Where Does Mike Minogue Stand? Immigration, 2020, and His Plan for Massachusetts (opens the original)

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    Qué Pasa Boston host Gabriela Salas sits down with former Abiomed CEO and gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue for an in-depth conversation on the Commonwealth's economy, accountability, and leadership. Minogue breaks down his blueprint for reforming state spending, easing the tax burden on families, and addressing critical healthcare and public safety challenges across Massachusetts. Listen to this compelling episode on the iHeartRadio app, Omny Studio, or your preferred podcast platform to sta

  2. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Why Men Have Stopped Approaching (And How to Actually Find Love in Boston) (opens the original)

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    Are dating apps ruining modern romance, or are we simply looking for love in the wrong places? In this episode of Qué Pasa Boston, host Gabriela Salas sits down with Rebeccah, founder of Connection Club Matchmaking, to dive deep into the brutal reality of dating in Boston. Rebeccah breaks down the psychology behind why single men have stopped making the first move, how modern burnout and digital algorithms are paralyzing relationships, and why the old rules of courtship no longer apply to ambiti

  3. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Her Resignation, Accountability, and the Fight for Justice (opens the original)

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    Rachel Rollins discussed her historic U.S. Attorney tenure, the oversight findings leading to her resignation, and accountability. She offered a candid perspective on navigating public service, gender double standards, and high-stakes legal roles. She shared her motivations for entering the race again as a candidate for Suffolk County District Attorney.

  4. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    Silent Signs of Dementia, Gut Health & How AI is Rewiring Brain Care | Dr. Reza Ghomi (opens the original)

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    Neuropsychiatrist and biomedical engineer Dr. Reza Ghomi joins host Gaby to break down how subtle early shifts like apathy—rather than typical sadness—can signal cognitive decline decades before a formal dementia diagnosis. The conversation explores the critical gut-brain connection in conditions like Parkinson's, alongside the emerging potential of GLP-1 medications to curb neuroinflammation. Dr. Ghomi also showcases how cutting-edge AI tools—such as 30-second voice screening—are transforming e

  5. Episode · Aug 2, 2026

    Frankie Negrón: "What Nobody Tells You About The Music Industry" | Full Interview⁠ (opens the original)

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    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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