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It was a pleasure having Nick Collins on the podcast!

Housing, Taxes, and the Squeeze on Dorchester with Sen. Nick Collins Sen. Nick Collins of the Massachusetts First Suffolk District stopped by the podcast to discuss a number of issues, including Carney Hospital and healthcare ...

We had a great time, too!

Such a treat for this week's episode of DotLife: Mayor Michelle Wu stops by the studio!

The Mayor joins Erin and Bill Forry from the Dorchester Reporter for a Dorchester-focused conversation on the policies shaping one of the city’s most important neighborhoods. From street infrastructure and transit investments to major development projects like Columbia Point and DotBlock, she lays out what’s working and what's next.

Lincoln Durham wraps up this week's episode with a Tiny Dot Concert.

Definitely a don't miss!

It was a pleasure catching up with Ashmont Adams Neighborhood Association earlier this season on DotLife podcast!

A Conversation with AANA The executive board of the Ashmont Adams Neighborhood Association, Cindie Fadden, Maribeth Diner, Gail Ravgiala, and Mary Kelly, met Erin at Tavolo on Dot Av...

Thanks for the share, Dorchester Reporter! Great convo with Dr. Ojikutu.

Why are Black Bostonians dying years earlier than their neighbors? This week’s episode of the DotLife podcast dives deeper with Dr. Bisola Ojikutu of the Boston Public Health Commission.

https://www.dotnews.com/2026/03/21/why-are-black-people-dying-so-young-in-bostonwhy-are-black-people-dying-so-young-in-boston/

This was a great episode - give it a listen!

Check out the latest DotLife Podcast episode featuring Aliesha Porcena, Director of Small Business for the City of Boston! In this episode, Aliesha discusses the Legacy Business Program (nominations close tomorrow 10/31!) and the importance of small businesses to our neighborhoods.

Watch the full episode at https://youtu.be/x7bR76oG-Jk?si=ND7MSYUgNg4hBr2_

Season 3 is humming! Check it out on Spotify, YouTube, or Apple Podcasts.