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Kwani and Maria were joined by Tab Volpe, an executive pastry chef at Boston’s Banks Seafood and Steak as he shared what makes the perfect donut ahead of the upcoming Rise and Rumble competition. 

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As the season changes, so can our palates! Anna sat down with registered dietician Carissa Galloway as she shared her favorite fall snacks with Mrs. T’s and Elderberry. 

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Matt Rodrigues and Courtney Hall of “Chicago Today” sat down with travel expert Melanie Fish of Expedia to share the 2025 travel trends.

There are plenty of seniors in Boston living life to the fullest after retirement. Like Maggie Sullivan, who came back to lifeguarding at 70 years old when her local YMCA was in need. Brought to you by Tufts Medicare Plans, a Point32 Health company.

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President of Boston Pride for the People, Adrianna Boulin, tells Kwani all about the goals of the organization and what they’re doing during the year to build and uplift the community, even outside of June. Be sure to fill out the survey they’re putting out for Pride Month in 2024.

As the season for football begins, the Hub Today has got you covered if you’re looking for a sports bar around Boston. Check out this list of places where you can watch the game.

A Leg Forever was founded by Elizabeth Norden after her two sons both lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombing. She wanted to give back to the community that supported them. The foundation hosted its 10th annual charity golf tournament on Monday. Elizabeth and a few of her colleagues tell us what this event means to them every year.

Where can you get cardio and strength in the same place? A water rower! Hannah stopped by Sweat Fixx in Beverly to talk to founder and instructor Elise Caira and learn some efficient and creative ways to use to add strength movements to your workout.

In honor of the newest Mission Impossible movie, Impact Boston’s community engagement manager, Josh Alba, and executive director Meg Stone teach us two ways to protect ourselves in harmful situations, even if it’s not quite like Tom Cruise.

A modern convenience store is making its return to Lynn. Anna visits Sin City Superette, a neighborhood market brought to you by the same owner of Nightshade Noodle Bar, Chef Rachel Miller, to learn what sets this store apart from the rest.

Being a remarkable member of the community knows no age and UnitedHealthcare is recognizing New Englanders 65 and older who have achieved commendable accomplishments in their communities.

Whether it’s sunshine or rainy conditions, the weather shouldn’t stop you from having fun with the kids. Author and parenting expert Bethany Braun-Silva stops by the studio to share easy and entertaining activities that include art, movement and learning to keep your kids occupied.

There’s never a bad time to hang out with puppies! NEADS World Class Service Dogs chief development officer Cathy Zemaitis and puppy raiser Rachel Gould stop by to discuss volunteer opportunities and how their program works.

Joseph Charles, the owner of Rock City Pizza, has been receiving national recognition for his local pizza restaurant and community involvement from ESPN and the Boston Celtics. He shares his journey and a few pizzas that are crowd-favorites.

Denella Clark, the 25th-anniversary chair for the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women, discusses the commission’s work, challenges, and the upcoming gala. The gala, which will be open to the public, celebrates the 25th anniversary of the commission and will take place on June 22nd.

The Portraits of Pride exhibit will be unveiled Thursday night at Boston City Hall as part of the official kick-off for the city’s Pride Month festivities.