Being prolific in your craft is a trait very few lack, we have it in abundance in Massachusetts but as a whole people severely lack this trait when it comes to creativity. The guest for episode 106 isn’t lacking at all though! Making his long awaited Say That debut is Julian Mendoza, an artist who can rap his ass off then sing melodically in the same song….that’s called beinf a five tool player! 😂 If you watched the first Say That Cypher then you’ll know that Julian has a talent for putting words together in a way that makes you head bop till your neck hurts! 🤣 For today’s episode, Julian speaks about his latest body of work “Daybreak Even” and how he is able to world build so effortlessly, his hooping career playing for the Brodie League, his background in journalism and how that industry has taken such a hit over the years, and soooo much more‼️‼️

We aren't going to sugar coat it, this is hands down the best Say That interview that's ever been done, no offense to any former guest on the show but this episode is filled with such important topics and raw, authentic energy that it is a step above the rest. The reason we say all this is because the guest for today's episode is hands down one of the most important and genuine people that has ever lived in Massachusetts. If you're new to the music from this state then we recommend getting acquainted with Justin Clancy! His journey in music is that of an underdog, a person who wasn't given a chance, was look down upon because of his actions, yet rose up from the concrete and blossomed into the superstar you see today. He is the epitome of dedication and resilience, through his powerful music about addiction, depression, and finding your place in this world to his work helping those struggling with the disease he healed from, Justin Clancy is a beacon of hope in an otherwise dark and dreary world. For today's very special episode, he speaks on his new album "No Blondes in Heaven" and the journey it took to create it, what the message and themes are in it, and what he hopes people will gain from listening to it!

When you find an artists who’s grit and determination to excell at their craft is so evident in their music, you must make sure that story is told and cherished on this internet archive. With the recent release of her album “Queen of the Misfits” Nim K displays extreme resilience and ambition, something that is evident if you ever get a chance to talk with her in person. This album is a confident and focused introduction to Nim K.’s artistry—brief but impactful, coming across as polished and authentic. Her versatility across melody and rap, along with strong guest collaborations, makes this debut both accessible and rich with underground hip‑hop credibility. For today’s episode, she stops by the podcast to speak about how this album came into fruition, the plethora of features from Massachusetts legends like Termanology, Dutch Rebelle, as well as a guest feature from Juicy J, how she picked a dynamic set of producers for this project such as Jam, Latrell James, Statik Selektah, and Melks, what inspired her to create this album and so much more!

If there’s one thing this platform does, it is represent the city of Boston and show love to all the creatives grinding in their respective careers. However, sometimes in life you need a change of scenery to expand your horizons and grow. It is often a necessary step in one’s growth as an artist, but one thing is for sure…you will ALWAYS find your way back home! Today’s guest is the grammy winning, 5-tool player known as CALIPH! Caliph, hailing from New Bedford but now living in LA, is back home for his debut on Say That! This man has an extraordinary way of marketing his music, his talents and knowledge of coding help him create elaborate ways for his listeners to engage with his music and he gives that help right back to the community! His story of a young immigrant from Senegal rising to his level of artistry is an inspiration to anyone who was in his shoes who is now looking to write their own story! Caliph stops by the podcast to speak on his “FREE LIPH” album and the success behind the song “Cooper Flagg,” how his mindset towards music shifted after his multiple grammy wins, what artists could be doing differently to market themselves and SO MUCH MORE!

When artists come together to form a collective, often times it results in excellent music and friendship that becomes brotherhood. Having group members that share a common goal and relentlessly work towards said goals elevates everyone involved, and look no further than that with Mind Flex! Chace, Ramon, and Francois formed this collective after learning of each other’s shared love for making music and creating art. Since the start of the year, the group has been on a TEAR with releasing new music and throwing a bunch of shows. These guys are extremely community based individuals who have a passion for creating, and today they make their Say That debut to speak about how they all came together to form Mind Flex, their tireless work ethic combined with their ability to do what they want, how they want, Chace and Francois job of tree climbing, why Ramon is dubbed “White Boy of the Year” and a whole lot more you’ll have to tune in and find out!

As men, we often are pressured by society to keep a lot of what we feel inside bottled up and “thug it out.” In reality, sharing what’s going on in our heads is the bravest thing you can do! Whether you’re going through personal loss, addiction, or any mental health issue, letting the world know how you feel can be freeing and even life saving. For today’s episode, DK is making his long overdue Say That! debut hailing all the way from Western Mass. One of the most unique artists in the state comes on the podcast today to speak on his new album “DK, Who Are You?” and the message he wants everyone to here within the album, how he isn’t scared to put whatever is on his mind into his music, what he hopes people will pull from his new album and so much more! You never know who may need to hear what was said on this episode, so like, comment, and share to spread a great message!

Well here we are, the first landmark episode for this long running podcast. The journey to episode 100 isn’t paved with luck, it’s paved with hard work, dedication, and consistency. Since the arrival of Say That! in October of 2020 the mission has never changed, to highlight creatives in Massachusetts and beyond, and to make sure these stories are heard, cherished, and understood. Honestly, after the long 18 month hiatus from December 2021 till August 2023, we never thought the podcast would get to this point….but it isn’t about the destination, it’s about the journey! For this incredibly special and legendary episode, we brought back four artists who have been the podcast’s biggest supporters and closest friends since we started. Jeff Porter, David Ryan, Tiggy, and Nique Rose are four individuals who, since coming on the podcast, have grown in their artestry immensely and still continue to show significant growth. And for today’s episode they share their favorite moments since being on the podcast, how they have grown since their individual episodes, and a whole lot more! This landmark episode was recorded live in front of an audience at the home base of AOA Studios, and this place has helped the platform grow in ways we didn’t think possible. So tune in, support, and hear the story of how we got from episode 1 at Staples in Boston City Hall to now. Its something you CANNOT afford to miss!

If you have been paying attention to the podcasting/platforms scene in Boston, then there is no doubt you’ve come across the great CWTFB Radio created by the town’s very own Charlie Masheen! Since its creation, CWTFB radio has built a reputation on being the place where those who are new to the Boston music scene can learn about artists who are fresh on their way to being stars or building their own legacy locally. Often controversial but never duplicated, Charlie has built his platform off the strength of hard work, dedication, a willingness to lead, and most importantly GRIT! This is the very last Say That episode before a new era of the podcast begins and there was no one REPETE wanted to have on for this landmark episode! Listen to Charlie speak on his experiences before embarking on his journey with his own platforms, why he believes all the “beefs” he’s had over the years are a result of people coming for his crown, the lasting legacy he wants his podcast to have for himself, his family, and his city and SO MUCH MORE!

You know, it's always good to talk to rappers and other people putting on for the culture in Massachusetts but never in the history of this podcast has a die hard super fan ever been a guest before today! If you have ever been to a Celtics game in the last couple of years then you've probably seen some of the regulars at the games and on the jumbotron, with that being said you can add the Caveman on Causeway to that list! This die hard Celtics fan created his signature look two years ago and has been on a roll ever since! You probably saw him take on George the Messiah last summer on the hoop bus during the Celtics championship run, and today he makes his Say That debut to speak about how and why he transformed into the Caveman, why Boston has that stigma surrounding its fans, his appearance in the "Celtics City" docu-series on MAX, his 2025 playoff predictions, and a whole lot more!

If you have been listening to this podcast since its inception, you’ve probably heard REPETE speak on his hometown of the North End. The Italian section of Boston is even featured on the Say That mural numerous times but something that hasn’t been done yet is interviewing an artist from the town! N I C O makes his Say That! debut hailing from the North End as is a proud second generation artists. He speaks on his dad paving the way for him and his aspirations for following in his footsteps, how the North End has changed over the years from locals moving out to yuppies moving in, how his young career is just getting started and his aspirations for the next steps of his career and a whole lot more!