10 questions with NBC10

Olympic medalist Ashley Wagner joins “10 Questions” with Kwani Lunis to share what she’s been up after retiring from figure skating. The three-time national champion will be dusting off her skate for a good cause on Saturday, Dec., 4th.

Andre Williams, former Boston College football running back and 2013 Heisman finalist, joins Kwani Lunis to share what he’s been up to since retiring from the NFL. He also gives a tour of his first store All Weather Selvedge Denim Co.

Kwani Lunis exclusively spoke with Annissa Essaibi-George about her life off the campaign trail.

Kwani Lunis spoke with Michelle Wu about a few of her favorite things which include nature and ice cream.

“I’m an old school girl at heart” Kim Janey told The Hub Today’s Kwani Lunis explaining what kind of music she likes.

Rep. Tram Nguyen currently serves the 18th Essex District and is the first Vietnamese-American woman to be elected to office in Massachusetts. She joined Kwani A. Lunis during APPI Heritage Month to share her story.

In this podcast series, we talk to different people connected to the Boston area about their lives and the moments that got them to where they are today. From politicians to athletes to entertainers, everyone has a story and the goal is to get to the core of that story within 10 questions. Available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, Amazon Music, RadioPublic, Google...

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.

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.

Brockton native Sabrina K. Victor recaps for NBC10 Boston her 2020 Miss USA experience and shares why it’s so important her to apologetically embrace the complexities of being a Black woman. This transcript has been lightly edited. Watch the full interview above. NBC10 Boston: Growing up in a Haitian household, how were you able to break from the traditional expectations…

Enes Kanter joined 10 Questions with NBC10 Boston to talk about the Celtics return to action in Orlando and his social justice activism