On this week's episode, the podcast went to Tavolo on Dot Ave. to speak with the executive board at Ashmont Adams Neighborhood Association and share some laughs. Seth Daniel joined from the Dorchester Reporter to talk headlines. Monument Hill played a Tiny Dot concert.

Dorchester's newest cannabis shop, Surf's Up, is opening on Gallivan Boulevard. Bill Forry talks about the news headlines from the Dorchester Reporter. Melo Green plays a Tiny Dot concert.

In this first episode of season 3 of DotLife, Linda Pham from Tết in Boston speaks about the Feb. 13th event celebrating the Lunar New Year and her experience growing up in Dorchester. Bill Forry joins from the Dorchester Reporter. Three At Home plays a Tiny Dot Concert.

This week, we review holiday buying trends at Dorchester's bookstore, Just Book-ish with co-founder Porsha Olayiwola. Bill Forry and Seth Daniel from the Dorchester Reporter walk us through the week's news, and preview the big Bills/Patriots matchup this weekend. Merry Merry plays a Tiny Dot concert.

Mike Wilson, owner and pharmacist at Crawford Drugs on Dorchester Avenue, joined the podcast this week to talk about independent pharmacies and the overarching Dorchester pharma landscape that has seen several recent exits. Bill Forry returns from the Dorchester Reporter to discuss the week's news. Jim Lawrence Wilson performs a Tiny Dot concert.

In this Thanksgiving week episode, we take a thoughtful look at St. Brendan’s Parish with John Parsons from the Friends of St. Brendan, including why they’re committed to preserving the parish’s legacy and how they kept its doors open. Abiah Floyd performs a Tiny Dot Concert.

This week, we talk with Tom O’Brien of HYM and Rev. Jeffrey Brown of My City at Peace about the early redevelopment of the former Carney Hospital site. They outline the process, possibilities for the campus, and how they’re engaging the community as plans take shape. Seth Daniel from the Dorchester Reporter covers this week's news. Tizy performs a Tiny Dot concert.

We recently spoke about legacy businesses in Dorchester - the OGs that made Dorchester special. But we don’t want to neglect our newest businesses - those that opened within the last year. So we tracked down two entrepreneurs - both female, by the way - to learn more about running a new business in Dorchester. As always, the Dorchester Reporter crew brought us the week's headlines, and Asiavu played a Tiny Dot concert.

This week we met with Doreen Treacy and Bill MacDonald of the Melville Park Association to learn why their neighborhood is great beyond Halloween and architecture (though those are great too!). Bill Forry and Chris Lovett of the Dorchester Reporter recapped elections and other neighborhood news. Lover Eve played a Tiny Dot concert.

On this week's episode, Erin visited the OG Dorchester - in Dorset County, UK. Here she learned about the original Dorchester colonists who departed the UK for the new colonies, as well as the prehistoric and Roman relevance of Dorchester, and what the town with the shared toponym is like today. Bill Forry joined the news segment and a jazz trio performed the Tiny Dot concert live from the Old Blue Last pub in London.

This week's show featured Aliesha Porcena, director of small business for the City of Boston, and Linda Dorcena Forry, 2x small business owner and Legacy Business Award Winner, discussing the importance of small businesses in Dorchester. Bill Forry hosted the news segment again this week. The Emberists performed at Tiny Dot Concert.

This week, Paul Nutting and Maria Lyons, board members at the Neponset Greenway Council joined the podcast to talk about our fantastic multi-use trail. Bill Forry brought the week's news with a cameo from The Record Co.'s Bobby Boyd. RLX invited us to their space for a Tiny Dot Concert.

On this week's episode, Will Willis of Bully Boy Distilling and Matt Nuernberger of GrandTen Distilling discuss the ins and outs of the spirits industry in Boston. Seth Daniel from the Dorchester Reporter talks sports, news, and radiator relics. Karim performs a Tiny Dot Concert.

Dr. Yves Salomon-Fernández, president of Urban College, joined the podcast to discuss how the institution supports Dorchester and the surrounding area through accredited degree and certificate programs and workforce development. Bill Forry brought the week's headlines and a few headlines from years past. DJ Beas played a Tiny Dot concert.

Corean Reynolds, Director of Nightlife Economy for the City of Boston, and Kurt McLaughlin, Managing Partner of Sorrel & Lime, joined to talk about night life in Dorchester. Bill Forry and Erin talked about this week's headlines and happenings. mynameisblueskye performed a Tiny Dot Concert complete with original poetry.

Lisa Pollack, Chief Communications and Strategy Officer from BPL, spoke about the library services and value to the community. Bill Forry and Yawu Miller joined to talk politics. Richie Parsons and Elisa Birdseye played a Tiny Dot Concert.

To kick off season 2, we spoke with union leaders about how Dorchester is at the heart of the Boston labor movement. Jiggin' at the Jug, which is playing two shows at The Strand on September 6, gave us a sneak preview for this week's Tiny Dot. Bill Forry joined to kick off football season and discuss the election.

In our final episode of the season, Erin talks about dogs with Mark Armour of The Pooped Pooch and Andrea Viveiros of Connect The Dogs. Erin and Bill Forry cover Dorchester Reporter headlines and pontificate about season one of DotLife. Codeswitch plays a Tiny Dot Concert.

Erin joins Bill Forry to highlight the week's news from the Dorchester Reporter. Mike Omenazu from Boston Legacy FC talks about the details of the White Stadium project. Former Rochester NY Mayor and NYS Lieutenant Governor Bob Duffy recalls the infamous Paetec Park stadium project in Rochester, and provides perspective on Boston's White Stadium. Troy Caruana plays a Tiny Dot concert.

Erin joins Columbia-Savin Hill Civic President Bill Walczak on his roof at the tippy top of Savin Hill. Bill Forry and Erin reconvene in the Dorchester Reporter office to discuss their travels and the week's news. The Fred Woodard Collective plays a Tiny Dot Concert.