In the latest episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika explores the fake outrage surrounding Brittney Griner and her 9 year prison sentence. 

In the latest episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika explores the impact of voting in America. Is it revolutionary change or just incremental change? 

In the latest episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines how American society polices the natural hairstyles of African American people. He believes this type of behavior is a relic of colonialism and American slavery. At the end of the broadcast, Lofton offers the poem "Wrong Kind of Hair." 

In the latest episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton discusses Elon Musk's suspicious takeover of Twitter. Free Speech or an effort to allow Right wing trolls to find a home? 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Dr. Synnika reflects on the insane toxicity during this year's playoffs. He believes NBA fans, commentators, and analysts are just as toxic as trolls on social media platforms. 

In the latest episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika explains why BLM does not work for the NYPD. He believes Mayor Eric Adams does not need to attack Black Lives Matter, just because he can't handle gun violence in his city. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton explains that Will Smith is not a victim and used his platform to assault another Black man.  Lofton believes Smith felt empowered by his privileged and bourgeois peers, and he salutes Chris Rock for preventing LAPD from arresting Will Smith. 

In the latest episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines how Ketanji Brown Jackson battles racism in the confirmation hearings. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton examines why goal-oriented people should not wait on incremental change. 

In this episode of Dr. Synnika's Topical Poem of the Week, Synnika Lofton explores the significance of Ketanji Brown Jackson's nomination to the Supreme Court.