For the first time ever, Say That! comes to from outside of AOA Studios and into the Fashion Repair Center ar 537 Shawmut Ave in Boston! REPETE sits down with someone who is making waves in his community, the legend Laramerchi! Lara has been putting in work since entering the fashion repair business and today he speaks about his rare line of work! Whenever you visit the shop, you’ll noticed it’s located in the historic Brownstones of the South End. This place and area has played an important role in US history and Lara was able to break down what happened here and why it is his honor to have his space in this building! This is a can’t-miss episode so tune in now to hear the incredible true story of someone who is the definition of giving back to the community!

Separating yourself from the field is not an easy accomplishment, this world seeks new and unique personalities to define it. Often times people go soul searching for so long and never find what works for them but that is not the case with the guest for this episode! Hailing from Western Mass, MUDA! is one of the most prolific and energizing characters you will ever encounter in music, and the masked man FINALLY makes his debut on Say That! to discuss his unique style of artistry, why he chooses to perform in a variety of different makes, what makes him truly different from other rappers in the game, putting on for his city and so much more! Head over to our Youtube to hear the TOUGHEST freestyles ever on this platform!

As we start to uncover more stories from Massachusetts and beyond, more rappers start to come into the light with their excellent storytelling, captivating lyrics, and drive to be great. For this weeks episode, the multi faceted Sensei Sol steps up to Say That! Sensei hails from the North Shore area of Massachusetts and brings along a plethora of stories from the formation of Zen Studios, to how movies have helped shape his creativity, and how he can craft his albums in a way that has every flavor of options for music lovers!

We often talk about legends of Massachusetts rap and rap in general but no two men are the epitome of that then the two gentlemen making their debut on the podcast today! Big Dese has had an extensive rap career spanning nearly 25 years, from destroying emcees in rap battle tournaments to creating lyrical masterpieces with his rap partner and other half of "The Dunnas" Oak Lonetree, he has had an incredible impact on the scene as we know it today! Often times when listening to his music you'll hear the one and only Chairman Chow on production, Chow is one of those extraordinary people who took a chance on himself, quit his job, and started his own film company nearly 7 years ago! His list of clientele and collaborations are a who's who of local legends from Massachusetts and beyond. He speaks about growing up Dorchester and how that shaped him into the person he is today, how pro wrestling has impacted his creative process, meeting Dese and creating his first vinyl with the release of last year's album "Who Dunnit?" along with so so much more!

Over the course of the last decade, there has been one platform that has been the driving force for highlighting the Boston creative community, whether it is through music, art, or clothing, one person and platform has stood out the most…and that man makes his return to Say That for todays episode! Noble is the creator of “Boston’s Premiere Blog” The Museum TV and over the last 10 years has taken his platform to hights some thought impossible but through hustling and dedication has morphed the Museum TV into an iconic fixture for platforms in Boston. Noble is back on the podcast to speak about the trials and tribulations over the last decade, an idea he calls his “10 Year Theory,” the creation of the hottest events in the city “The Testing Lab”, and so many more inspirational gems you’ll have to tune into the episode to hear!

We have a lot of amazing supporters of the show but today, Pete sits down with one of the nicest people you will EVER meet in TJ Pettiglio! The self appointed "Microphone Madone" makes his long awaited Say That debut to speak about how music was such a big part of his life even at its darkest moments, his comeback to music and how he was inspired by his peers to do so, how he was able to reinvent the wheel with his debut album "Reinventing the Wheel," and a whole lot more you'll have to tune into the episode to hear!