We're 11 days away from the 2020 Presidential Election, so P-mo has a cathartic conversation with actor Kavi Ramachandran Ladnier about the path to healing, remaining active even after Nov. 3, and why representation matters. Kavi also chats with P-Mo about 'Mira, Royal Detective,' which features her daughter as the voice of Mira.

Laj P. Waghray, an activist and filmmaker, chats with P-Mo and Debesh about the Covid-19 pandemic, her documentary films and extremism being the potential cost of the 2020 presidential election. The Storytellers in Action team also ponders why "The American Dream" is sold as a global goal.

P-mo and actor/writer Anisha Adusumilli have a candid conversation about World Mental Health Day, the current state of U.S. politics, what Kamala Harris means to the South Asian American community and working in Hollywood.

We're in the final month of the 2020 election. This episode was recorded days after the Trump-Biden Debate and hours after Pres. Trump was admitted into Walter Reed Hospital for Covid-19. P-Mo and Farial have a candid conversation with producer and standup comedian Saurabh Kikani about the week that was ... and what could possibly happen next.

P-Mo deep dives with David Paul Francis about his transition from actor to television writer, the shifting definition of racism, the fallacy of "model minority" and the need to vote on November 3.

What's the connection between a speech given in 2008 by (then) Senator Barack Obama and the Grand Jury Indictment handed down in the murder of Breonna Taylor? Storytellers in Action host P-Mo shares why a 12-year-old speech - which was based on the drafting of the U.S. Constitution - absolutely matters right now.

Aadip Desai, who was a staff writer on The Goldbergs and will be writing for Mira, The Royal Detective, joins P-Mo and Farial Khan in commiserating over the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, what defunding of the police really looks like and dealing with a rigged system.

Could we have avoided the Covid-19 pandemic if both parties stopped bickering? Should the Democrats focus less on removing Trump and more on how the party’s policies can help the American people? How has the pandemic forced artists to be more creative with content creation? What’s at stake for artists on Nov. 3? Are we better off without social media? Are people hurt inside and being ignored by politiicians? These are just some of the issues we talk about on the latest Storytellers in Action episode. P-Mo, Farial and Debesh chat with actor-singer Rohini Chandra about the pandemic, Democrats vs. Republicans, and storytelling.

Violinist Pin Chen chats with P-Mo about the need for music education in our curricula and why the arts must be funded. It's not enough for us to only focus on math and sciences - music and the arts are just as important to the development of our brains. Oh, Pin and P-Mo also chat foreign policy. Taiwan should be recognized as an independent country.

Covid-19, the power structure of Hollywood, documentaries as storytelling devices and the U.S. experiencing its Third Reconstruction in the Era of Trump: this is the latest discussion the Storytellers in Action team has with writer/director/producer Sarita Khurana.