10 Questions with NBC10 Boston

Dr. Cheryl Clark, Division of General Medicine and Primary Care, and director of Health Equity Research & Intervention in the Center for Community Health and Health Equity at Brigham and Women’s Hospital joins NBC10 Boston.

As we hit the one-year mark of the COVID shutdown in Massachusetts, Dr. Sabrina A. Assoumou, MD, MPH joins to talk about her career journey, reflect on the past year and look to road ahead.

Boston College Alumna and the NFL’s first female coach joins Kwani A. Lunis to kick off Women’s History Month and talk about her career. Dr. Jen Welter also discusses her children’s book series, Critter Fitter, which is helping kids to stay fit while inside and to understand the pandemic.

Recently named the Executive Director of the Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School, Setti D. Warren joins Kwani A. Lunis for a Black History Month installment of “10 Question with NBC10 Boston.”

In our third Black History Month installment of “10 Questions” Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley shares with Kwani Lunis what self care and joy like for, her alopecia journey and reflects on moments in her childhood that prepared her for the work that she’s doing now in Congress

In the second installment a Black History edition of “10 Questions with NBC10 Boston” Kwani A. Lunis talks to TJ Douglas co-founder of the Urban Grape about his journey so far and his efforts to bring diversity to the wine industry

For Black History Month NBC10 Boston’s Kwani A. Lunis is talking to Black people who are leaving a mark in the community. First up is Douglass Williams, Chef and Owner of MIDA Restaurant in Boston.

Medford, Mass., native Bianca Landrau, known professionally as BIA, joins NBC10 Boston’s Kwani Lunis to talk about her journey into the music industry. She also shares what she misses most about Boston.

Former Boston College Women’s Hockey and Boston Pride (NWHL) defenseman Blake Bolden joins NBC10 Boston to share her story on breaking barriers in both men’s and women’s professional hockey.

Jackie MacMullan talks to NBC10 Boston’s Kwani Lunis about her trailblazing career in sports journalism and shares her thoughts on the upcoming 2020-21 NBA season

Noah Harris, the first Black man to be elected as the student body president of Harvard, joins NBC10 Boston to talk about his journey so far.

Abington Native Peter Barrett, the MMA fighter also known as “Slippery Pete,” answers 10 questions with NBC10 Boston’s Kwani Lunis.

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