The Malik Scylore Podcast

On this episode of The Malik Scylore Podcast, Sydney pulls up for a real conversation about music, relationships, life perspectives, and the thoughts people usually keep to themselves. We get into dating, creative expression, emotional honesty, and the mindset behind making art that actually means something.

Plus, Sydney listens to and reacts to some of my real music live on the podcast, giving her honest opinions and first impressions. Some songs surprised her… some sparked debate.

If you like authentic conversations, music discussions, and late-night type energy, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, me and Mondo get into what really makes an album a true classic and debate which projects actually deserve that title. We also talk about Spike Lee and whether his work still holds up as top-tier directing or if he’s overrated in today’s conversation.

We tap into some of the latest music drops, give our honest takes, and break down what’s hitting and what’s not. Then we shift into a real conversation about what a “private conversation” actually means in today’s world and how people move when it comes to respect, boundaries, and accountability.

Real opinions, no filters, and a lot of moments in between.

In this episode, I sat down with Nina and we really just let the conversation go wherever it wanted to. We got into everything.. from food and the spots we like, to social media and how it actually affects how people move and think. We also talked music, what we’ve been listening to, and how artists are showing up differently right now.We touched on tech and YouTube too... what it takes to stand out, and the pressure of always having to stay consistent online. It’s one of those real conversations where nothing feels forced… just two people tapping into different topics and letting it flow naturally.If you’re into real, unfiltered conversations about creativity, everyday life, and the things shaping the culture right now, you’ll enjoy this one.Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes.https://www.youtube.com/@UCo7m3bziZJdfQv2q06bEVpw

In this episode of The Malik Scylore Podcast, I sit down with Young for a real and unfiltered conversation about his latest project, Mr. Young. We go deeper than the music and really break down what went into the album, from the pain and personal experiences that shaped the sound to the mindset he had while creating it.Young opens up about how his life influenced the music, the emotions behind certain records, and how he approaches the studio when he is in that creative zone. We talk about his full process, how songs come together, how he knows when something is finished, and what it takes to stay authentic in today’s music space.This conversation is not just about the album. It is about the journey behind it. The highs, the lows, the lessons, and the growth that come with putting your story into your art. If you are an artist, a creative, or someone who appreciates real music with meaning, this is one you should tap into.Make sure you tune in and let me know your thoughts on Mr. Young in the comments.Get "Mr. Young" now: https://music.apple.com/us/album/mr-young/1883608918

No script, just real conversation.In this episode, Malik and Alex talk about parenting, dating, school stories, and how life changes as you grow older. From funny memories to real-life lessons, this is one of those conversations everyone can relate to.If you enjoy real, unfiltered podcast conversations about life, relationships, and personal growth... this episode is for you.Step into the world of The Malik Scylore Podcast, where culture, tech, and music collide. Hosted by Malik Scylore, each episode dives into trending topics, emerging innovations, and the stories shaping our digital and creative lives. From thought-provoking commentary to real-world insights, this is your go-to space for smart, unfiltered takes on everything from viral headlines to underground gems.🎥 Watch the video version on YouTube:https://youtube.com/@themalikscylorepodcast?si=G95nHaByezSLD-uG📧 business: [email protected]🎬 This show is directed, written, produced, edited, and mixed by @scyloremedia

In Episode 62 of The Malik Scylore Podcast, Malik sits down with Keshh for a completely unfiltered conversation that goes in every direction.

From Black culture and identity to the deeper reasons behind certain mindsets, behaviors, and societal patterns, nothing is off limits in this episode. The conversation flows naturally as Malik and Keshh break down real-life perspectives, cultural dynamics, and the unspoken truths that shape the world around us.

This episode is less about one specific topic and more about authentic dialogue, honest opinions, and unpacking the “why” behind the things we see every day.

If you enjoy raw conversations, cultural discussions, and real perspectives, this episode is definitely one you don’t want to miss.

Listen / Watch the full episode and join the conversation.

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In this bonus episode of the Malik Scylore Podcast, I sit down with Atlanta rapper C3dadon for a real conversation about the grind behind the music.

We talk everything — from how she found her sound, to navigating the industry as a female artist, to the mindset it takes to stay consistent when the spotlight isn’t guaranteed.

C3dadon opens up about her creative process, studio energy, branding, independence, and what separates artists who drop songs from artists who build careers.

This isn’t just about rap — it’s about discipline, identity, and turning life into art.If you’re an independent artist, creative, or anyone chasing something bigger than comfort, this episode is for you.

Tap in.

What does a gaffer actually do — and how do you build a career shaping light in the film industry?

In this episode, I sit down with a working gaffer to talk about his start in the industry, how he worked his way up on set, and what it really takes to succeed behind the scenes in film and television.

We break down the realities of production life, navigating set politics, and the creative responsibility that comes with lighting a scene.

We also dive into his art installation, “Dreamhaus,” and how his technical knowledge of lighting translates into immersive, personal creative work outside of film sets. If you’re a filmmaker, cinematographer, aspiring crew member, or creative trying to find your lane in the industry, this conversation offers real insight from someone doing the work.

Step into the world of The Malik Scylore Podcast, where culture, tech, and music collide. Hosted by Malik Scylore, each episode dives into trending topics, emerging innovations, and the stories shaping our digital and creative lives.

From thought-provoking commentary to real-world insights, this is your go-to space for smart, unfiltered takes on everything from viral headlines to underground gems.

🎥 Watch the video version on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@themalikscylorepodcast?si=G95nHaByezSLD-uG

📧 business: [email protected]

🎬 This show is directed, written, produced, edited, and mixed by @scyloremedia

Step into the world of The Malik Scylore Podcast, where culture, tech, and music collide. Hosted by Malik Scylore, each episode dives into trending topics, emerging innovations, and the stories shaping our digital and creative lives. From thought-provoking commentary to real-world insights, this is your go-to space for smart, unfiltered takes on everything from viral headlines to underground gems.

🎥 Watch the video version on YouTube:

https://youtube.com/@themalikscylorepodcast?si=G95nHaByezSLD-uG

📧 business: [email protected]

🎬 This show is directed, written, produced, edited, and mixed by @scyloremedia

In Episode 59 of The Malik Scylore Podcast, we kick off the New Year with real conversation—not resolutions for show.We break down the difference between New Year vs New Year’s, why most resolutions fail, and the history behind why January 1st even matters in the first place. From there, the episode moves into culture—addressing the backlash toward Doechii, unpacking her latest tracks, and why confidence from Black women is still policed differently in the industry.The conversation expands into performative love, sparked by viral Valentine’s-style gift culture, and why extravagant gestures can be more about optics than intention—while still acknowledging that two things can be true at once.We also touch on Stranger Things, current music chatter (Kehlani, Drake, Ty Dolla Sign, Chris Brown, Future), and the dangers of viral AI prank apps—especially how careless data uploads disproportionately put Black people at risk.The episode closes with a look at the Georgia Governor’s race, breaking down Keisha Lance Bottoms vs. Burt Jones, their messaging, strengths, and the broader implications for Georgia’s political future.Real talk, culture, accountability, and perspective—Episode 59 sets the tone.produced completely by:  @malikscylore ​