The Malik Scylore Podcast

For the final podcast of the year, I’m joined by Blaise Harris for a wide-ranging conversation touching comedy, music, media, and accountability.

We kick things off with thoughts on the latest stand-up special from Dave Chappelle, the reactions around it, and what it says about comedy, censorship, and where culture is right now.

We also get into Pooh Shiesty’s first day out record, what that moment represents, and how the streets and the industry respond when artists come home.

From there, we go deeper into the ongoing conversation around Netflix and Warner Bros., breaking down what consolidation in media really means for creators and audiences.

Later in the episode, we talk about the recent P. Diddy documentary, accountability in the entertainment industry, and ask the bigger question: is the blame on the people, or the system that enables it?

We wrap things up with reflections on the year, New Year’s resolutions, growth, and what we’re carrying—or leaving—going into the next chapter.

A fitting way to close out the year. Tap in.

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In this solo episode, I’m running the mic by myself and tapping in on a few things that have been on my mind lately. I start with thoughts on What Happened to the Streets by 21 Savage, what it represents, and what it says about where the culture—and the streets—are right now.From there, I switch gears and talk about new Christmas music you can throw in rotation if you’re tired of the same songs every year, plus highlight some positive Black shows currently on TV that deserve more love. I also break down my top 5 albums of the year, what stood out to me, and why those projects made the cut.To close it out, I give my thoughts on the reported Netflix and Warner Bros. acquisition talks, what it could mean for creators, media ownership, and the future of entertainment. No guests, no script—just honest conversation and perspective. Tap in.🎥 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

Episode 56 is all about pure vibes. No agenda, no heavy topics, no structure — just me and Mondo posted up, talking about whatever comes to mind. Music, life, random stories, creative grind, whatever pops up… it’s one of those episodes that feels like you’re just hanging out with us in the room. Sometimes the best conversations are the ones that aren’t planned, and this episode is definitely that.

If you’re looking for easy listening, good energy, and two friends just catching up and flowing, this is the one. Tap in, relax, and enjoy the vibe of Episode 56. Nothing special, nothing forced — just good conversation, laughs, and real moments. Perfect background podcast while you’re driving, editing, cooking, or chilling. Tune in and kick it with us.

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.

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

Episode 55 of The Malik Scylore Podcast features a dope conversation with Mondo as we get into everything happening in music right now. We break down Summer Walker’s new album — the sound, the direction, the standout moments — and give our honest reactions. From there we dive into the newly announced Grammy nominations, what surprised us, what felt overdue, and which artists we think are getting their proper recognition this year.

We also talk about Beyoncé’s influence on the Grammys, especially how her presence and impact have pushed the Recording Academy to rethink their country categories, opening doors and shifting the culture. Plus, we branch out into a bunch of other topics happening in the industry and beyond. It’s another real, unfiltered, music-heavy episode you don’t want to miss.

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

Episode 54 of the Malik Scylore Podcast features Blaise Harris, and we get into everything from anime to SNAP to Tarantino movies. We talk about the rumors of Kill Bill 3 possibly being his final film and break down why his movies hit the way they do.We go way beyond movies too — music, creativity, storytelling, life updates, and a lot of random moments that just made the conversation flow naturally. It’s a chill, easy episode to vibe with from start to finish.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:   / @themalikscylorepodcast  📧 business: [email protected]🎬 This show is directed, written, produced, edited, and mixed by @scyloremedia

Episode 53 brings HEREFRVR into the studio for a full hour of conversation, creativity, and nostalgia. We break down the evolution of our music, talk about how our sounds have changed over time, and spin a few of our early songs that still hold weight today.This one’s all about passion, growth, and the grind behind the art. Whether you’re an artist yourself or just someone who loves seeing the process behind the music, this episode’s for you.Stream it, share it, and tap into the conversation — only on the Malik Scylore Podcast.

In Episode 52, I’m joined by my good friend Blaise Harris for one of those conversations that just flows — no agenda, no outline, just two people talking life. We catch up like old times and dive into a mix of topics that hit home.

From the No Kings protest and the film One Battle After Another, to the ups and downs of relationships, finding balance, and the ongoing debate around going 50/50 — nothing’s off limits.It’s one of those episodes that reminds you why genuine conversations matter.

Real opinions, honest reflections, and some laughs along the way. If you’ve been rocking with the show for a while, this one feels like sitting in the room with us.

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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

The country feels more divided than ever—politically, socially, and even online. From late-night hosts to conservative influencers, the gap just keeps growing… and for what?

Malik dives into how political power has turned into performance and how it’s shaping the way we think, vote, and even create.

Then it’s back to the culture: what’s been happening in music lately—Cardi B’s new album, Thug’s latest moves, Doja’s reinvention—and why so many artists are chasing chart tricks instead of timeless music. Bundles, alternate covers, ticket deals… is it all worth it if the art suffers?

He also calls out Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl and its suspicious similarities to Lana Del Rey and the Jonas Brothers, plus gives props where it’s due—Leon Thomas might just be one album away from superstardom.

To top it off, Malik breaks down the real truth behind algorithms and ads: your phone isn’t reading your mind, it’s reading you. Every click, every permission, every “accept all cookies” shapes your digital reflection. The government isn’t listening—you just made your birthday your password.

Tap in for raw opinions, real talk, and a reminder that awareness is the new power.

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.

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

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We made it to Episode 50! 🎉 To celebrate, I’m joined by Amani Tia for a fun, laid-back convo. We kick things off talking about Chris Brown, dive into growing on social media, and go back and forth on some top five music debates (and a lot more).

This one’s not too serious — just laughs, opinions, and dope perspectives. Perfect way to hit the big 5-0.

🔔 Subscribe for more episodes full of real convos with artists, creatives, and culture.

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We’re back with another packed episode! This week we’re breaking down Gunna’s new album, debating which project is truly PARTYNEXTDOOR’s best, and talking about the influence of Metro Boomin on the game right now. Of course, we go way beyond music too—covering culture, vibes, and everything in between.

Tune in, laugh with us, and catch the gems. Topics in this episode:

• Gunna’s latest drop and first impressions

• PARTYNEXTDOOR’s discography ranked

• Metro Boomin’s production dominance

• …and a whole lot more

If you’re rocking with the podcast, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay tapped in with every drop.

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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

📲 Follow me:https://www.tiktok.com/@malikscylore?_t=8sEmK9S9cTq&_r=1https://www.instagram.com/scyloremedia/profilecard/?igsh=MTB1Ymh1cWEzbGE4Ng==

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

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