Kwani Has Questions

Ruthzee Louijeune was sworn in as Boston’s City Council president two months ago. She’s the first Haitian-American in the role. In this first episode of “Kwani has Questions,” we checked in with the Mattapan native and Harvard alum to ask about the work she’s done so far and how her upbringing led her to leading Boston...

On Oct. 27th, Gosder Cherilus will be inducted into the Boston College Varsity Club Hall of Fame. The Somerville, Mass., native talked to Kwani about growing up in a Haitian-American household and opened up about all the moments that led to him playing 8 seasons in the NFL.......Finally, the two discuss his latest venture: destigmatizing cannabis t...

In this episode, Restauranteur Nia Grace talks to Kwani Lunis about her newest venture in Boston’s seaport “Grace by Nia.”
She also shares what this establishment means for her grandfather’s legacy, her mother’s experiences growing up in Boston and recaps some moments that brought her to where she is.

In this episode, the daughter of Major League Baseball HOFer David Ortiz, Alex “V3da” Ortiz, talks to Kwani about her love of music and the legacy she hopes to leave. Alex shares how her time at Berklee College of Music has nurtured her talent, being a first-generation Dominican, the pros and cons of social media, and much more.

Randi Zuckerberg joins Kwani A. Lunis on International Women’s Day to talk about her own journey in tech and share why other women should pursue STEM careers

Poet and rapper Oompa explains how she got her nickname, why she got into music and what it meant to perform at a Celtics game in her home city of Boston.

She also shares the meaning behind her upcoming single “Think Too Much”