This week on #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda is joined by Professor Ndidi Amadi and Musician Ian Felchin to discuss the events of last week as well as the lead up to the 2020 Election.  This episode is part 1 of the "Road to the Election" series. 

On this weeks episode Malynda talks about Trump, Covid and the fallout of the reception for Amy Coney Barrett.

On this week's one-on-one episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda is joined by her husband to discuss what raising a bi-racial child looks like in the wake of civil unrest and racial tensions throughout the country.

On this weeks One on One, Malynda sits down with Drexel Heard, Executive Director of the LA County Democratic Party, to discuss Trump's Presidency, Biden/Harris policies, replacing RBG, and California propositions. 

In this weeks one on one, Malynda sits down with drama/comedy poetry duo, Griot. They discuss activism, history, and how they use storytelling to make a difference. 

On this weeks roundtable discussion, Malynda is joined by Reverend Denyse Barnes, Filmmaker Dakota Lupo, Youtuber Rod Kim and Environmental Justice Advocate Chelsey Gentry-Tipton  to discuss White Privilege.

On this weeks one on one #episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda sits down with Seattle based blues singer Lady A and her music producer John Oliver III to discuss her career, the music industry and the recent controversy surround Lady Antebellum's name change.

On this weeks one on one episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda is joined by Shanna Lee to discuss manifestation, energy shifts and positivity through the pandemic. Shanna is an intuitive healer and celebrity manifestation coach. She is the #1 best -selling author of The Soul Frequency: Your Healthy, Awakened and Authentic Life and the host of The Soul Frequency Show podcast; leading the conversation on raising your energy frequency and creating a life founded on truth and alignment.

On this weeks episode of #WeNeedTalk, Malynda is joined by 4 teachers to discuss what teaching online has been like during the pandemic, risks involved with returning to school and how teachers and education are viewed in society. 

In this week's episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda sits down with Emmy Award Winner and former Chair of the Department of Black Studies at University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omowale Akintunde to discuss systemic racism within education, Whiteness as a default,  intersectional oppression and our current political climate.