​On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne kick off Women's History month by discussing the importance of womanhood and saluting the countless women making an impact in their communities, their nation, and the world. They also get into a very deep and challenging discussion about the controversial comments Boosie recently said about Lori Harvey's dating history. Moreover, author and ordained minister Michael Eric Dyson called in and spoke more about the topic of protecting and uplifting our queens. Also, for their "Change Makers" segment they had Nupol Kiazolu call in and speak on the work she is doing in the community.

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This episode Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne join together and speak on Prison Reform and the issues surrounding it. They also touch on the recent death of radio personality, conservative political commentator Rush Limbaugh and the reactions surrounding his death. Moreover, they have our friend and motivational speaker Wallo, from the “Millions Dollaz Worth of Game” podcast join the discussion on Prison Reform and speak about his past experience being in prison 4 years ago. For their change maker segment, they had Tony Lewis jr who spoke about the work he is doing to get his father out of incarceration and many others.

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​On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika and Mysonne talk about the importance of mental health in the Black Community and how different traumas affect our youth. Also, author and actor Hill Harper joins the conversation and adds his thoughts and experiences about doing the work on himself and becoming a better parent, friend and son. In addition, Collette Smith, NFL's first black woman coach and the first woman coach on the NY Jets called in and speaks on her "Believe N You" Foundation and the National Coalition Domestic Violence.

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​On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika and Mysonne spoke to the people about Black Love and added in Hip Hop couple Papoose and Remy Ma in the discussion. They spoke about "Old School" vs "New School" relaionships, relationship popularity, and what "black love" means to them. They also highlight community change maker Dejuana Thompson of Woke Vote where they spoke about her career, executive orders, and what the community needs to do to keep pushing for issues post election. Lastyly, they visit the Horsford case, (Tamla Horsford was discovered dead in the backyard of the Cumming, Georgia home where she had been attending a slumber party with other "football moms" the night before.) where they spoke with the friend of Tamla who goes more in detail about her speculations about the case.

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Tamika and Mysonne kick off the first episode for Black History Month discussing how they can continue to empower our people and create a structure within society’s structure. They also discuss how important it is for our kids and the younger generation to learn and understand their black history. This episode also highlights Irv Roland who is a part of the organization “Until Freedom” and speak with him about his inspired transition from basketball to community work, his experience with marches, and what steps the NBA should take with the movement. 

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​On this new episode of Street Politicians Tamika and Mysonne come together to challenge the term "impeachment" and question the timing of the current matter and it’s relation to Trump. Congressman Carson joins the discussion to speak in depth about how problematic and challenging, impeachment can really be! Later in the episode, Tamika and Mysonne talk with media personality Bevy Smith as she opens up about life experiences, lessons learned as a mother, auntie, and bestie. 

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​On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika and Mysonne speak on the spread of Covid 19 and discuss the importance of coming together as a community and making historical change especially when it came to voting their interest in the recent election. They also highlight that black and brown people are in a State of Emergency, and for the many ways to get involved there is no excuse to help progress in the movement.

They had special guest and partner in the movement Porsha Williams join in on the discussion where she spoke about marching for justice, understanding the importance in politics and much more. Moreover, they also spoke with rapper and activist Trae tha Truth where they spoke about him building with the community and giving back.

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​On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika and Mysonne speak on the recent events of domestic terrorism at the Capitol following the announcement of Georgia Senate Runoff Results. Also, they have a deep conversation on the meaning of white privilege for Tamika's "Thought of the Day". Moreover, this episode will also highlight Monique Idlett the Board Chair on Until Freedom, where they speak on her journey being on "Undercover Billionaire".

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On this episode of Street Politicians, Tamika D. Mallory and Mysonne take the people into the New Year discussing “Music For The Movement“. They discuss the marketing aspect of building a platform through instagram with specifically speaking on woman selling sexuality. Moreover they had special guest Rapsody who shares her thoughts on being an artist in HipHop and the obstacles she faces when it comes to people comparing her to other artist such as Cardi B, and why there is not a balance in the music industry for female rappers.

Moreover, they also highlight youth activist Mary Pat Hector, Georgia State Coordinator of the ‘Black Youth Vote’ organization and discuss the Atlanta election,

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