In Episode 17 of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda & Karmel welcome back Writer/Director Dakota Lupo to discuss the division of America. The three discuss the current political climate and the connections between socio-economics and race. 

This week on #WeNeedToTalk Malynda and Karmel welcome Standup Comedian and Writer Raja Michael to the conversation. The three discuss the lack of accountability surrounding rape culture and the role society, feminism and power play in enabling that culture. 

On this weeks episode of #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda and Karmel welcome Malynda's husband John Volk as they discuss the controversy surrounding the recent live action Little Mermaid casting and why racial representation matters in film and tv. 

Malynda and Karmel welcome back Democratic Political Strategist Drexel Heard and things get heated as they discuss the Democratic Candidates and the first round of debates. 

On this episode of #WeNeedToTalk Malynda and Karmel discuss the latest conversations centered around reparations for descendants of slaves.

#WeNeedToTalk returns with a brand new episode! Malynda and Karmel discuss the new Netflix docu-series by Ava Duvernay "When They See Us". They also discuss police brutality and trends in the criminal justice system.

This week on #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda & Karmel welcome back Political Strategist Drexel Heard to the show to discuss the recent movement on abortion laws and more. 

This week Malynda and Karmel discuss Ayesha Curry's recent comments on Red Table Talk and the mixed messages that women sometimes give. They also discuss the controversial upcoming film LoQueesha and the desensitized attitude towards racial profiling and police brutality.

#WeNeedToTalk Host & Creator Malynda Hale moderates an important panel discussion on The Church, LGBTQ Inclusion and being a Christian in 2019. Panelists include, Host/Musician Grace Baldridge, TV Host/Author AJ Gibson, Producer/Writer Tennessee Williams, Author/Pastor/Blogger John Pavlovitz and Actor/Singer Euriamis Losada.

This week on #WeNeedToTalk, Malynda and Karmel welcome Writer/Director and Filmmaker Dakota Lupo. The three discuss the term "agenda", the rise of liberal extremism and the common practice of sharing articles from non-reputable news sites and reacting solely to a headline.